ITT: We post several books from our backlog and other anons tell us what we should read next.
>Dosto: The Gambler
>Dosto: Memoirs from the house of the dead
>Tolstoy: Anna Karenina
>Tolstoy: War and Peace
>Turgenev: Fathers and Sons
>Kerouac: On the Road
>Houllebecq: Submission
have a comfy picture for your troubles.
Oh and I also forgot:
>Corncobs "Tortillas" YeCarthy: No Country for Old Memes
Houllebecq, mostly because he's on my backlog too
what's on my desk:
> Calvino; Hermit in Paris
> Nabokov; King, Queen, Knave
> Nabokov; The Luzhin Defense
> Lukacs; The Future of History
Read The Luzhin Defense, it's my second favorite Russian novel of Nabokov's
seconding Luzhin defense.
>Confederacy of Dunces
>The Magic Mountain
>Blood Meridian
I've been trying to decide which to start first for a while.
Blood Meridian is great.
roald dahl - the bfg
Pic related, but I want some Cioran as well.
Any recs?
>Finnegans Wake
>Bottom's Dream
>Life a User's Manual
>The Changing Light at Sandover
Admittedly the first two are ones I merely dip into, a few pages every day. Nice to be able to read around them as well, not put them on some pedestal.