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>Virgil above Ovid
>Completely forgot Homer
>Didn't blacklist Rand
>Dickens above Hemingway
>Hesse above Mann
>No Arno Schmidt
>What is Milton even doing there.
Accurately positioned Goethe tho props for that.

Tell me what to read. I'm a retard.

(You)
>hitler is a writer
>tolkien in the same level as stephen pig
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Fret not.
ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/l/literature/bloom/complete.html

I'm not saying you need to agree with Bloom.
But it's a nice list.

Arno Schmidt is a nonentity.

>Hesse above Woolf
>Wilde above Hemmingway
>Borges this low
>Completely forgot Pessoa

lol lars gustafsson

>Wilde
>good

>no Euripides
>Woolf this low
>Zola above Hugo
>Leopardi this low
>Hesse above Mann
>Brecht above Mid-tier
>Verne above Subpar-tier

>Shakespeare not in highest tier
>Byron in high tier
>Kafka blacklisted
>Svevo on the list at all
this list was clearly made by an Italian

Why would you lie on an Indonesian bakti forum senpai?

>not knowing what penultimate means.

Thanks bud

>Hugo
>only mid-tier
I know the person who made this probably judged Hugo based on his prose fiction only but I'm still pissed to see him next to Verne, Twain and Hemingway.

>Kafka blacklisted
>No Stendhal
>Dostoevsky not at least demigod tier (desu he's probably the greatest writer in history)

>Shakespeare not in highest tier
He doesn't belong there despite this meme being pushed so hard.

Why is Kafka blacklisted?

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>Hesse
>Not in Mid-tier

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>Tolkien lower than Asimov
please kill yourself

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jesus christ i've been doing this for 20 minutes

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No BALZAC NO BALZAC

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>Arno Schmidt
Kill yourself pseud

>desu he's probably the greatest writer in history
He's not even the greatest writer of that century

>dante god tier
Top pleb

>>dante god tier
Who is the pleb here?

Is Cassius Dio recommended?

>He rates Dickens