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Can we get an obscure/unmentioned lit. thread happening?

Post great authors/books, but they can't be from the following countries:

1. USA
2. UK
3. Canada
4. Ireland
5. France
6. Italy
7. Spain
8. Sweden/Denmark
9. Japan
10. Russia
11. Germany

>> No.4118848

Too ez. Borges.

>> No.4118850

>>4118848
No Argentinians or Brazilians either, they're over-represented in the context of Latin America

>> No.4118853

Great, you left us with the entirety of Latin American literature. Borges, Cortazar, Machado, Lispector...

>> No.4118854

>>4118853
My mistake. See.
>>4118850

>> No.4118855
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4118855

This motherfucker!

>> No.4118858

>>4118855
Any books by him you recommend?

>> No.4118863

Anybody know where I can get some of Emil Cioran's for free?

>> No.4118864

>>4118858
2666 and The Savage Detectives.

>> No.4118865

>>4118855

>bolano
>obscure

>>4118858

2666

>> No.4118867

>>4118864
Oh he wrote 2666, my bad

>> No.4118881
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4118881

Maybe Quiroga?.

"The Son" or "The Decapitated chicken" seems the best place to start.

>> No.4118899

Romulo Gallegos

>> No.4118919

>>4118840

Triomf by Marlene Van Niekerk.

So tragicomic.

>> No.4118947
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4118947

Bruno Schulz is pretty interesting.


Can anyone recommend me some Magic Realism by authors not from South America?

>> No.4118968

Magical Realism not by South American authors:
The Prince, The Dissertation and Mandragon by R.M. Koster.

>> No.4118974

>>4118947
Rushdie

>> No.4118979

>>4118881
I recommend this guy too.

He's the Latin American Poe.

>> No.4118980

>>4118947

Midnight's Children by Salmon Rushdie and GUT Symmetries by Jeanette Winterson.

>> No.4118987

Ismail Kadare, an Albanian writer. Haven't been able to get my paws on a lot of his books, but I was able to read parts of them at my cousin's house and the atmosphere alone is enough for me to recommend it.

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4118996

Probably Murakami, at least 1Q84 and Kafka by the Shore.

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>>4118980
>>4118974
>>4118968

thank you!

>> No.4119007

Odd to exclude SE+DK, but keep NO? Also kept FI.

>> No.4119014
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4119014

Does Robert Walser count as obscure?

>> No.4119034

>>4119014
No

>> No.4119036
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4119036

Supreme tier blood feud gang of a book and i am leveled, stan lord god skin recommended this to me, yes. the one and only stan christ, blessed be the earth out of which he rose. stangod said this would upgrade my jesus particle (the preternatural swagger of my perfect soul) and he was right. i'm better now. i'm 1/10ths Ali Pasha Tepelena ready to burst the chambers of my harem and have 14 year old girls skin the skin off my dick with sharp flintstone.

praise be to Samael, dominus sathanas, gloria, ave satani

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4119095

>>4119036
>>4119036
>>4119036

apropos of her savage pre-teen lust, i fan the flames of self-annihilation, and bare my chest to the loaded canon of providence. le causeless reble (forced through the socially accepted prism of "honorable aggresion", alternatively, "its raining clitoral knobs"); deal with them poplar trees and their uncanny low hanging fruit, watch me ferment,

>> No.4119103

>>4119095

AH! the geneaology of warlike bravado! from the spare time of an enui-filled reble?

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>> No.4119117

>>4119109

erzatz. i'd rather split personality gang on some dumb cunt's yacht

fome dstprot

>> No.4119120

Any good contemporary Swiss lit?

>> No.4119128

>>4119036
>>4119095
>>4119103

Thanks for the recommendationss Stan! Both of those look awesome!

>> No.4119140

>>4119128

my pleasures ace

>> No.4119181

... no Austria

Thomas Bernhard, Robert Musil, Arthur Schnitzler, Elfriede Jelinek, Ödön von Horvath, Ingeborg Bachmann, Franz Grillparzer, Sigmund Freud, (Franz Kafka, Rainer Maria Rilke), Johann Nestroy, Adalbert Stifter, Friedrich Torberg, Ferdinand von Saar, Stefan Zweig, ...

>> No.4119198

chinua achebe

>> No.4119205

Hey everyone! Post obscure authors. /lit proceeds to post mostly well known lit. Never change.

>> No.4119546

Evelio Rosero (The Armies)
Earl Lovelace (Salt)
Jorge Ibargüengoitia (The Deaths)
David Grossman (To the end of the land)
Konstantin Kavafis
Adonis

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4119592

The Elder Edda.

>> No.4119601

>>4119205
If they weren't well known authors, we wouldn't know them.

(also, the nationality thing is actually kind of a shitty way to get us to post obscure authors; we're way more likely to know obscure authors in countries where we know a lot of literature, whereas in countries that we're unfamiliar with we probably are only going to post very well known names)

>> No.4119664

>>4118996
He's a Jap faggot

>> No.4119689

>Sweden
But Swedish lit never gets mentioned here except The Dwarf!

Read Gösta Berling's Saga, by Selma Lagerlöf.

>> No.4119690

The sub-question was non-South American writers of magical realism. Murakami is one.

>> No.4119741

Knut Hamsun
Halldor Laxness

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>> No.4121047

Got enough names to namedrop in your book club without bothering to read them do you?

Go fuck yourself.

>> No.4121486
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4121486

Josefina Vicens

>> No.4121502

Gellu Naum, from Romania. He wrote Zenobia and My Tired Father.

Bruno Schulz, from Prague. He wrote Street of Crocodiles.

>> No.4121508

>>4121502
Sorry no Schulz was Polish.