>age
>location
>favorite short story
Age
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Virginia, USA
Araby by Joyce or In the Penal Colony by Kafka
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Connecticut
The red headed league. A c Doyle
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your mum's house
The day I fucked your mum
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Dublin, Ireland
"To Build a Fire" by Jack London
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SoCal
The Circular Ruins by Borges or Kaleidoscope by Bradbury
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DC
The Bucket Rider by Kafka
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Nashville, Tennessee
The Pedersen Kid
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M
Signs and Symbols/Symbols and Signs by Vladmir Nabakov although I think Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut is super relevant today
Sorry, never finished. Massachusetts, US
Where in SoCal?
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>Rhode Island, USA
>Harrison Bergeron
ayy me too
you a pioneer valley nigga?
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Age
Place I live
Story I've selected expressly to flaunt my patricianism
Sounds like you had nothing to say in the first place my man
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New York, NY (Manhattan)
The Necklace
>my man
Oh jesus not you again you edgy motherfucker
I'm just a lurker. Who are you referencing?
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OR, central
Johnny Mnemonic
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Small Village in NY
The Last Question
24
San Antonio
Grace - James Joyce
24, chicago, tlon uqbar orbis tertius
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Sydney, Australia
Winter Dreams by Fitzgerald
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HK
Penal Colony by Kafka
Hush! by Chekhov
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New Zealand
Sonny's Blues by Baldwin
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Chicago
Paper Pills -- Sherwood Anderson
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Toronto, Canada
A Perfect Day For Bananafish by Salinger
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South Carolina
The Old Man and the Sea
>The Old Man and the Sea
That's a novella, tbß
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Pennsylvania, Filthadelphia
Araby or The Bear
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Kolkata, India
I have no mouth but I must scream by Harlan Ellison
>16
Underage get out
>32
>england
>fun with a stranger by richard yates
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Wellington, New Zealand
In the Penal Colony by Franz Kafka
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Philippines
Quadraturin
>25
>socal
>bartleby the scrivener
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Houston
Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius - my man, George Borges
20
melbourne
patriotism
>KlYr/MIPjaz
It ain't easy to find a fellow lover of literature in the pretty hell hole that is our country.
Thank you for that story.
What a brilliant, fucked-up, good story.
I only talk to my dad, my previous Veeky Forums teachers, and this board when it comes to literature.
The books are cheap when you have the diligence to search for them, though, since no one else reads good books.
Good day!
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Oswiecim, Poland
The Jaunt by Stephen King
Read that too, quite good.
19
Oxford
Herzog- Saul Bellow
24
Netherlands
In a Grove by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa
20
Germany
A Little Cloud (Joyce)
>who cares
>wanna fuck?
The Great Wall of China by Kafka. Its probably the most comprehensive and metaphysical piece of short fiction
Well except maybe that one but I still think Great Wall just feels more massive in scale
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cali
portrait of the children
24
NY
In Dreams Begin Responsibilities, by Delmore Schwartz
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UK
Shakespeare's Memory
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Russia
Buffalo Gals Won't You Come Out by Le Guin, and plenty more by her.
That's a damn good one
The video game is also very good
I like that one Bradbury wrote about the kids on Venus or whatever that never seen the sun
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SoCal
A Good Man is Hard to Find
23
NYC
"The Shot" by Pushkin
24
Sweden
In der Strafenkolonie.
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>Oregon
>Killing an Elephant or The Aleph
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
El incivil maestro de ceremonias Kotsuké no Suké. Borges
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NYC
'The Veteran' by Frederick Forsyth
>1000 years in my soul
>a house
>The Overcoat by Gogol
i live in spring hill, how are all the kurds doing up there?
W-where in CT, user?
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Texas
The Father by Raymond Carver
>21
>literally L O N D O N
>The house of Asterion, by Borges
Horry fuck you just had to mention that you're a girl despite the question not asking for your gender
I go to MIT but am from So Cal. Thinking of transferring DESU
While we're on the subject of short stories, what are the god tier short story writers? Preferably people who wrote predominately short stories or essays.
Right now, the only ones I can think of are:
>Borges
>O'Connot
>Chekhov
>Kafka
>age
24
>location
wi, usa
>favorite short story
cortes and montezuma, barthelme
>21
>Spokane, Wa
>Here and There, David Foster Wallace
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Massachusetts
Came here to post this
>18
>Texas
>I have no mouth and I must scream
You from Bakersfield senpai?
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ah shit. yep
Me too. What town?
>20
>Vancouver, BC, Canada
>The World (This One), the Flesh (Mrs. Oedipa Maas), and the Testament of Pierce Inverarity
my nigga
Got family there so I recognize the area code
What is the purpose of these topics? Zero discussion of literature ever takes place in them. At least Gassposters and Harrisposters prompt _some_ discussion of books, even if it's usually low quality.
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Americlap USA
Homers oddessy tied with hobbes Leviathan
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Eastern Canada
Spotted Horses, Faulkner
also
The Distance to the Moon, Calvino
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Bogotá, Colombia
El Inmortal, Borges / Una Flor Amarilla, Cortazar
well what did you expect, dummy? /soc/ is a board made exclusively for meetups, if you want do discuss literature maybe head to:
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Peru
Notebook Found in a Deserted House - Robert Bloch
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Cavan Monaghan Ontario
This Nabokov story
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Alaska
The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Hadji Murat
>>>/Reddit/
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Northen IL
In the Penal Colony by Kafka or The Renegade by Camus
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Croatia
The Overcoat
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England
The Master and Margarita
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England
In the Penal Colony
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Connecticut
I Could See The Smallest Things
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Canada
The Third Expedition by Ray Bradbury
My nigger.
19
Berkeley, CA
The Last Question by Asimov or Other People by Gaiman
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Colorado, USA
Borges, 'The Library of Babel'
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Netherlands
The Lottery Ticket by Anton Chekhov
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