>Proust
>Nabokov
>Solzhenitsyn
Inb4 Joyce fags. He's maybe 4-5th.
ITT: the top 3 20th century writers
Justin Wright
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Jackson Flores
Solzhenitsyn wasnt a great prose writer
Matthew Watson
Based only on personal preference:
>Borges
>Hamsun
>Kafka
Brody Barnes
>actual /mu/ chart thread
FUCK OFF UNDERAGE
David Sullivan
kys
Alexander White
1. Kajii Motojiro
2. Mikhail Sholokhov
3. Mao Dun
Luke Sanchez
>William Butler Yeats
>Lady Gregory
>Samuel Beckett
Matthew Davis
>saucy journalese next to Proust and Nabokov
"no"
Anthony Johnson
Novelists only, no particular order : Musil, Proust, Joyce.
Joyce is the only one i’m willing to reconsider.
Xavier Edwards
Anyone who says Borges is a true scholar.
Leo Johnson
>solzhenitsyn
Ayden Roberts
Solzhenitsyn is a good writer of prose, like all Russians. THey're passionate - something Americans lack. I don't know if its just be but I really dig the liberal use of exclamation points in Russian literature, especially in people like Solzhenitsyn or Dostoevksy.
Levi Rodriguez
this is you warosu.org
also you write like a mongoloid
Jaxon Reed
I'm not American faggot. Holy kek.
Hudson Thomas
>no poets
Worthless
Connor Fisher
...
Jeremiah Gomez
>Solzhenitsyn
kys
John Garcia
>I'm not American
eww
Adam Jackson
>Nabokov
No Mann
Dominic Miller
Anyone who think's it's an anglo is deluding themselves.
Matthew Ortiz
>He's an American
eww
Chase Nguyen
>Márquez
>Chesterton
>Nabokov
Aaron Ward
All those amazing arguments
those insightful point of views
Great frog image
Mate, do the world a favor and kill yourself today
Elijah Ward
>CPAP Family of the Year
>the, "where did it all go wrong?" gaze on the husband
Sebastian Williams
>Solzhenitsyn meme
Why do they do this? Is this all Kermit's influence?
Nolan Martinez
>Giorgio Manganelli
His reflections on the relationship on art and truth (namely, the literature has always been "deceitful and immoral, heretic and whoreish", among other things), along with his gargantuan, protean vocabulary and prose style, place him above any other writer of the last century
>Ernst Jünger
His prose is possessed by an immortal quality, employed in the pursuit of images of power, beauty and humanity; to read him is to allow oneself to experience a brief parenthesis of all too human godhood
>William S. Burroughs
In his desperate fight against the virus of language, he still managed to produce some of most entraqncing sequences of prose in the English language. Typhoid Bill is too pestilent to ignore, a sacred lunatic we should all respect and cherish.
Elijah Brown
Borges
Yeats
Bosco
Cameron Thompson
...
James Sanchez
Franz Kafka
John Steinbeck
Virginia Woolf
Mason Flores
>frogposter
>puerile opinions
>Peterson bandwagoner
you really have the whole package going don't you op?
Jackson Lewis
>Manganelli
MIO NEGRO
Finally someone else mentions him on this godforsaken board. It's a shame he isn't well know outside of Italy
Kayden King
As far as I know, the only book of his translated in English is Centuria, sadly. Plenty of them in French, though!
E anche in Italia il poveraccio è sconosciuto, per la maggior parte.
Jonathan Bennett
>Joyce
>Gaddis
>Proust
Can be subbed in: Kafka, Musil, Beckett.
Zachary Clark
>these writers are invalidated because someone I don't like references them ahahahahAHAHAHAHAHAHA
So what part of Peterson's personality detracts from the merit of a completely separate author's work? Or do you just subscribe to an inverse cult of personality?
Luis Sullivan
>20th century
>Proust