Top 10 fiction. Here's mine: 1. Catch-22 2. In Search of Lost Time, Marcel Proust 3. Danzig Trilogy, Gunter Grass 4. The Sound and the Fury 5. The Glass Bead Game 6. Gravity's Rainbow 7. The Metamorphosis 8. The Book of Laughter and Forgetting 9. The Man in the High Castle 10. Master and Margarita

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Anonymous Mon Feb 24 09:40:38 2014 No.4602017 [DELETED]

Top 10 fiction.
Here's mine:
1. Catch-22
2. In Search of Lost Time, Marcel Proust
3. Danzig Trilogy, Gunter Grass
4. The Sound and the Fury
5. The Glass Bead Game
6. Gravity's Rainbow
7. The Metamorphosis
8. The Book of Laughter and Forgetting
9. The Man in the High Castle
10. Master and Margarita

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 09:55:37 2014 No.4602044 The Odyssey The Iliad War and Peace The Brothers Karamazov Ulysses The Great Gatsby Don Quixote Dead Souls Lolita

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 11:07:26 2014 No.4602160 Is master and margarita really that good. It's been hyped up as shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 11:16:26 2014 No.4602185 >>4602160 Yes, It's really good. Unlike anything else literature has to offer.

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 11:47:44 2014 No.4602236

Moby-Dick, Herman Melville
Blood Merdian, Cormac McCarthy
The Sound and the Fury, William Faulkner
The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck
Play It As It Lays, Joan Didion
On The Road, Jack Kerouac
One Hundred Years of Solitude, Gabriel Garcia Marquez
The Things They Carried, Tim O'Brien
Less Than Zero, Bret Easton Ellis
The Crying of Lot 49, Thomas Pynchon
in no particular order

I read too much American lit

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 12:35:16 2014 No.4602341

call me a mainstream jackass but
Frank Herbert's Dune
The Lord of The Rings
>The
>Whole
>Damn
>Redwall
>Series

I grew up with those books and still pick them up when I feel like my world is going to shit. Maybe predictable. Maybe uninspired after the first two or three, but I like it

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:29:05 2014 No.4602482 >>4602044 you sound really boring illiad, odyssey, war and peace and brothers karamazov suck

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:39:04 2014 No.4602522 >>4602482 First sentence; Yeah, kinda agree. Second; Peeeeeeeyyyyyoooooowwww!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:39:04 2014 No.4602525 >>4602482 >implying illiad, odyssey, war and peace and brothers karamazov suck.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:42:04 2014 No.4602530 >>4602525 not implying it at all stating it explicitly

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:45:04 2014 No.4602538 >>4602482 go back to /mu/ with the rest of the scum

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:47:24 2014 No.4602544 >>4602538 ? explain to me the value of the odyssey or the illiad

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:48:23 2014 No.4602548 >>4602482 >four of the most critically acclaimed works in the Western Canon >sucking Choose one.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:48:23 2014 No.4602550 >>4602525 Implying...?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:52:24 2014 No.4602561 >>4602544 they're only the whole basis for all subsequent western literature. yeah, definitely not as good as gravity's rainbow

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:53:23 2014 No.4602566 >>4602548 >>4602561 nobody seems to be able to explain why they don't suck just because they have acclaim doesn't make them good just because people base their books on them doesn't make then good books inherently

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 13:59:26 2014 No.4602592

>>4602017
>>4602561

It's personal taste, right? Just what we like?

Okay, in no particular order:

Invisible Man
Catcher in the Rye
The Metamorphosis
Ham on Rye
Cat's Cradle
Blood Meridian
Hamlet
The Call of the Wild
Death of a Salesman
Of Mice and Men

Pretty standard stuff, I know, but I'm still working through the essentials and so far these are my favorites. Gatsby was really good as well but I wouldn't put it in my top 10. Also, Autobiography of Malcolm X as honorary non-fiction.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:01:24 2014 No.4602596 >>4602566 Because they're thrilling tales of heroism and villainy, war and peace, love and hate, compassion and destruction that penetrate deeply into the human psyche. I bet you couldn't even get past the catalog of ships.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:02:24 2014 No.4602599 >>4602596 wow so you like them because they are thrilling i thought /lit/ was more intellectual than that dan brown is thrilling too you pleb, doesn't make it good literature

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:03:24 2014 No.4602604 >>4602599 >dan brown is thrilling too you pleb ya not rly tho

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:06:25 2014 No.4602617 >>4602482 Just go away you pretentious git

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:09:24 2014 No.4602622 >>4602617 >Pretentious >Not the guy listing ancient, dry-ass poems and the productions of some sickly irish autist as his all time favorites /lit/, srsly, pls

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:09:24 2014 No.4602623 >>4602599 so you take one word out of his reply and use it to dismiss the entire thing confirmed troll, kill yourself

>>	Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ Mon Feb 24 14:09:24 2014 No.4602624 File: 15 KB, 306x264, too much to handle.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4602599 Did you actually just compare Homer to Dan Brown? Please leave this place and never return.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:15:24 2014 No.4602646 >>4602624 ban him

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 14:35:24 2014 No.4602684 >>4602596 You're even admitting they're bad by pointing out how boring the catalogue of ships is.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 17:04:02 2014 No.4603097 >>4602622 >nobody can be intelligent, everything is pretense!

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 17:12:02 2014 No.4603121 >>4602548 >canon so it must be good lol whatever, you dont have taste. you just listed whatever classics you see filling up a fucking top 10 lists. OP has his own taste.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 17:20:02 2014 No.4603152 >>4602017 catch 22 really is not that good. read the good soldier svejk if you want a real masterpiece of the form.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 17:22:02 2014 No.4603162 >>4602185 lol this guy doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about. there are a lot of books like it, it's just the most popular. personally i dont think it is a very good book and not the best work by bulgakov even.

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Anonymous Mon Feb 24 17:36:02 2014 No.4603213

American Gods
Amerika
Flow my Tears the Policeman Said
Brave New World
If on a Winter's Night
Stranger in a Strange Land (I have issues with it but I really enjoy it)
Master and Margarita
Jonathan Strange and Mister Norell
It
His Dark Materials

Call me a prole if you want, at least I am honest.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 18:00:02 2014 No.4603326 More lists please.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 18:15:02 2014 No.4603395 >>4602622 >sickly irish autist lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 18:24:02 2014 No.4603432 >>4603162 I thought it was a very fun read overall, sort of like 100 years of solitude. whats his better work in your opinion?

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 18:27:02 2014 No.4603440 >>4602482 edge it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 18:47:02 2014 No.4603530 >>4603432 heart of a dog not saying that it isn't enjoyable and worthwhile - i definitely would recommend reading it. but it's a complete lie that it's "unlike anything else literature has to offer"

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 19:00:02 2014 No.4603578 >>4602017 That picture is ought to illustrate a Russian "folk" epic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1f3igCnJkEY Nationalist era Russian Empire had some Snorri Sturluson-tier poets. Dey all breddy gud I tell u.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 19:04:02 2014 No.4603598 >>4603326 here is mine 1 the count of montecristo 2 Don qujote 3 One hundred years of solitude 4 Martin fierro 5 the oddisey 6 moby dick 7 1984 8 for whom the bell tolls 9 the road. 10 the name of the rose.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 19:05:02 2014 No.4603607 >>4603530 yeah i agree

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 20:39:33 2014 No.4603936 >>4602017 You know what? That's not a bad list. I have to disagree with The Sound and the Fury, however, the writing style irritates me to no fucking end ...despite how well done it is.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:33:52 2014 No.4604136 The Stars My Destination Three Musketeers The Sea Wolf Martian Chronicles Brave New World Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep The Foundation Atlas Shrugged The Sirens of Titan The Forever War

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:38:52 2014 No.4604157 Off the top of my head so probably not an accurate reflection Ulysses Lolita Tropic of Cancer Crying of Lot 49 Wuthering Heights The Trial Notes From Underground Madame Bovary Confederacy of Dunces Infinite Jest

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:41:52 2014 No.4604162 >>4603213 prole

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:43:52 2014 No.4604169

>>4602017
>2. In Search of Lost Time, Marcel Proust

How the hell can anyone enjoy this? Or Gravity's Rainbow, for that matter, though that at least has some ludicrous episodes in its' otherwise inane plot about some German missile no-one cares about. But Proust? It's literally navel gazing, and not the interesting, impassioned kind, but that of delicate sensibilities and procrastination. Proust's appeal died with the advent of the radio at the very latest.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:50:52 2014 No.4604198 >>4604169 >How the hell can anyone enjoy this? It is easy, don't have shit taste in literature. In search of lost time is extremely psychological and philosophical. But I would not expect someone who hasn't read it to know that.

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:52:52 2014 No.4604209

>>4604169
What constitutes the unity of In Search of Lost Time? We know, at least, what does not. It is not recollections, memory, even involuntary memory. What is essential to the Search is not in the madeleine or the cobblestones….What is involved is not an exposition of involuntary memory, but the narrative of an apprenticeship: more precisely, the apprenticeship of a man of letters. Learning is essentially concerned with signs. Signs are the object of a temporal apprenticeship, not of an abstract knowledge. To learn is first of all to consider a substance, an object, a being as if it emitted signs to be deciphered, interpreted. There is no apprentice who is not “the Egyptologist” of something. One becomes a carpenter only by becoming sensitive to the signs of wood, a physician by becoming sensitive to the signs of disease….Proust’s work is based not on the exposition of memory, but on the apprenticeship of signs.

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:54:52 2014 No.4604213

>>4604198
I wouldn't put it past you that you have read the entirety of Ulysses and enjoyed it. What horrors else have you committed, do you actually enjoy the Brothers Karamazov? War and Peace? Or even Infinite Jest? All of these works deserve nothing but my scorn in their self-important tedium.

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 21:58:53 2014 No.4604227

>>4604209
How does that make justify reading the many thousands of its pages? The kind of inertia displayed by Proust's work is specific to the aristocracy of the ancien regime. And to what end should one read the entire thing? As a distraction? As proof of one's perseverance and intellectual prowess? I am truly baffled by the masochistic expanse of the work.

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 22:11:27 2014 No.4604282
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>Don Quixote
>The Book of Imaginary Beings
>Finnegans Wake
>The Three Musketeers
>The Golden Ass
>Wuthering Heights
>The Waves
>Notre-Dame of Paris
>Notes from the Underground
>Arabian Nights

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 22:14:26 2014 No.4604291 >>4604213 Holy fuck check out sour grapes over here.

Anonymous Mon Feb 24 22:21:26 2014 No.4604325

>>4604227
>Proust
>ancien regime
So that's one retarded thing in your post.

>And to what end should one read the entire thing?

To whatever end you would usually read entire books. There's no "should" in it, nobody is required to read Proust. If you don't like it just stop. Some people actually greatly enjoy it, and so for them the lenght of the book doesn't make it a masochistic experience. If you don't, your loss, pick another book.

>>	Anonymous Mon Feb 24 23:48:30 2014 No.4604611 No order: -Notes from Underground -Steps -Moby-Dick -The Crying of Lot 49 -The Catcher in the Rye -Stoner -Slaughter-House Five -The Trial -Oblivion -The Odyssey

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 00:14:17 2014 No.4604684 From what I've read so far. Siddhartha L'Etranger Catch-22 "We" Brave New World The Stars my Destination La Recherche du Temps Perdu East of Eden Notes from Underground The Count of Montecristo

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 00:46:48 2014 No.4604755 >>4604282 I like you.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 02:15:06 2014 No.4604918 Need more lists.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 02:17:06 2014 No.4604924 >>4604227 lol

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 03:13:06 2014 No.4604978 >>4602525 >>4602538 >>4602548 you guys are more annoying than the obvious bait

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 03:34:07 2014 No.4605005

Infinite Jest by Dickhead Faggot Walrus
Players by Don DeLillo
A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry
Galapagos by Kurt Vonnegut
Blood Meridian by Senator Joseph McCarthy
Go Down, Moses by he
Nine Stories by Jerm Slinger
Night Watch by Terry Pratchett (plz dnt be mean)
and White Noise also by DeLillo

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 04:00:05 2014 No.4605033

1. The Screwtape Letters, by C.S. Lewis
2. The Stand, by Stephen King
3. Red Dragon, by Thomas Harris
4. The Thin Red Line, by James Jones
5. Fear of Flying, by Erica Jong
6. The Silence of the Lambs, by Thomas Harris
7. Stranger in a Strange Land, by Robert A. Heinlein
8. Fuzz, by Ed McBain
9. Alligator, by Shelley Katz
10. The Sum of All Fears, by Tom Clancy

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 04:18:06 2014 No.4605045 >>4605033 Go to bed David.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 04:22:05 2014 No.4605047 >>4605005 >White Noise I'm halfway done with this but I had to put it down because the dialogue is so stilted and the prose is really boring in spots.

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 04:59:05 2014 No.4605086

no order

The Lord of the Rings (J.R.R. Tolkien)
The Silmarillion (J.R.R. Tolkien)
The Secret History (Donna Tartt)
A Wild Sheep Chase (Haruki Murakami)
The Rabbit Back Literature Society (Pasi Ilmari Jääskeläinen)
Moominpappa at Sea (Tove Jansson)
A Storm of Swords (George R.R. Martin)
Dracula (Bram Stoker)
Hyperion (Dan Simmons)
The Tombs of Atuan (Ursula K. Le Guin)

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 05:16:17 2014 No.4605112 >>4605047 Wow you rock dude, an original and daring critique unheard of on this image board.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 05:40:17 2014 No.4605146 File: 284 KB, 1161x869, litelistist.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4604136 yeah this seems like a decent speculative list. >atlus shrugged and vonnegut abort

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 06:53:39 2014 No.4605231 In no particular order: American Gods The Invisible Man The War of the Worlds Catch 22 The Stand The Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy 2001: A Space Odyssey Dune The Rats The whole freakin' Discworld series. Cheers.

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 07:34:39 2014 No.4605285
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Lord of the Rings (yeah, yeah)
The Sound and the Fury
One Hundred Years of Solitude
2666
Brideshead Revisited
Crime and Punishment
The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Mrs. Dalloway
The Waves/To The Lighthouse (sue me)

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 07:54:39 2014 No.4605314

1. The Brothers Karamazov
2. Fathers and Sons
3. Darkness at Noon
4. The Count of Monte-Christo
5. Notes from the Underground
6. The Stranger
7. The Egyptian
8. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
9. A Farewell to Arms
10. The Year of the Hare

All pretty common here except for the two in my native tongue and Koestler's piece.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 10:19:15 2014 No.4605528 No order the hitchikers guide the hobbit game of thrones sieries (not dance) i, claidius and cladius the god farenheit 451 catch 22

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 11:35:15 2014 No.4605643 >ctrl+f "finnegan's wake You people CANNOT be serious right? Is this just a desperate attempt to appear well read?

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 13:22:25 2014 No.4605863 Not OP, but I have a request. Can you guys post at least a list of 5 phenomenal, must-read fantasy books? I can't find a quality fantasy story free of beaten-to-death tropes to save my life.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 13:29:25 2014 No.4605880 >>4605863 Little, Big Gormenghast The Book of the New Sun Viriconium In the Land of Time, and Other Fantasy Tales

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 13:30:25 2014 No.4605881 WOT up, No Robert Jordan/ Brandon Sanderson??

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 13:38:25 2014 No.4605899

>>4605863
I agree with all the books posted by >>4605880 especially Little, Big. So I'll post 5 books not on that list, but I'm also seconding those recommendations.

The Digging Leviathan
The Reefs of Earth
The Phoenix and the Mirror
Lyonesse
Brittle Innings

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 14:48:16 2014 No.4606044 >>4605643 >finnegan's wake maybe your control f didn't work because there's no apostrophe in the title you absolute pleb

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:03:16 2014 No.4606085 >>4605643 >You people CANNOT be serious right? Is this just a desperate attempt to appear well read? no apostrophe your post is just a desperate attempt to appear patrician

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:04:16 2014 No.4606086 >>4606044 What a pedantic twat.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:05:16 2014 No.4606088 >>4606044 What a doubles.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:05:16 2014 No.4606089 God you guys are really uptight. I hope you don't sperg out like this in public.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:06:16 2014 No.4606092 File: 23 KB, 431x314, 1385309260443.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4606044 >>4606088

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:35:58 2014 No.4606138 >>4606089 I had to look up 'sperg' to understand its meaning. >Suffice it to say, I've added a new word to my vocabulary.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:41:58 2014 No.4606154 >>4606138 go back to reddit. 4chan is not accepting newcomers anymore

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:42:58 2014 No.4606157 >>4606154 I think he's probably just a foreigner or something.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:43:58 2014 No.4606159 >>4606154 Just sit the fuck down and shut up. That go back to Reddit shit has worn out its welcome.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:52:58 2014 No.4606176 File: 5 KB, 182x262, 1393339098128.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4606044 >>4606088

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 15:57:58 2014 No.4606183 Top 5 Fantasy series... 1:WOT 2:Lord of the rings, No hate, Good books... 3:Tales of the Otori 4:Redwall 5:Inheritance

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:04:58 2014 No.4606206 >>4606159 why, because you're all here already?

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:07:58 2014 No.4606212 >>4606154 >>4606159 reddit has better content that 4chan there i said it still prefer this place though because people get all angry if you call people a retard on reddit

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:09:58 2014 No.4606215 File: 947 KB, 450x331, 1391941286359.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4606206 No, because you're an unoriginal cunt. Now shut the fuck up.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:16:58 2014 No.4606232 >>4606212 >reddit >content >my gf made me this but thinks it isn't any good, what does reddit think? (btw i'm a gril and my family just died)

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:18:58 2014 No.4606235 >>4606232 choose decent subreddits you moron don't go on the defaults

Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:27:50 2014 No.4606268

>>4606212
Only on very specific subreddits, and even if you unsubscribe to all the faggy ones, the main reddit community still influences every subreddit with their bullshit. And the writing communities are fucking awful. Only reason I'm still on there is to keep up with bands through the individual subs, it is useful for that.

4chan's shit, but Reddit is diarrhea with sugar free sprinkles and a cherry on top. Kind of like their corresponding political parties.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:27:51 2014 No.4606266 1. Uncle Tom's Cabin 2. The Catcher in the Rye 3. The Sound and the Fury 4. Slaughterhouse V 5. Farenheit 451 5. To Kill a Mockingbird 6. The Jungle 7. Lolita 8. Heart of Darkness 9. Native Son 10. Mother Night

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:28:50 2014 No.4606270 >>4606266 ...Nice list of high-school level literature.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:29:50 2014 No.4606271 >>4606235 not that guy but believe me that doesn't make Reddit good. there was a sticky on reddit yesterday literally telling everyone to be nice to each other and remember the "human behind the screen." Such a cringe community

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:30:50 2014 No.4606273 >>4606270 It's what I like

Celebes !!NWFwVGUkpTc Tue Feb 25 16:56:51 2014 No.4606354

Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror - Ashbery
A Rebours - Huysmans
Njal's Saga - anonymous
Oedipus Rex - Sophocles
On The Road - Kerouac
Ulysses - Joyce
Book of Disquiet - Pessoa
Comedia - Dante
Leaves of Grass - Whitman
War and Peace - Tolstoy

No order, off the top of my head

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:56:51 2014 No.4606360 >>4606270 Implying that "high-school level literature" isn't the best kind of literature

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:58:51 2014 No.4606364 File: 365 KB, 588x742, IMG_0467.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4606360 Implying that implication isn't correct

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 16:59:51 2014 No.4606366 >>4606360 Are you retarded? I'm being earnest with you. That was a joke, right?

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 17:03:51 2014 No.4606387 >>4606366 Your post obviously carried a mocking tone when you mentioned "high-school"

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 17:08:51 2014 No.4606409 >>4606387 I honestly read all of those books in high school...so, no. I was being serious.

>>	Anonymous Tue Feb 25 17:36:51 2014 No.4606518 >>4606409 Aight, no hard feeling man

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 26 07:45:18 2014 No.4608898 >>4603197 The disposessed and the three stigmata. You have good taste.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 26 07:53:18 2014 No.4608907 No order The three stigmata of palmer eldritch The songs of maldoror The sun also rises Don quixote Moby dick Season of migration to the north The master and margarita Turn of the screw The brothers kazamarov Factotum

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