Brazillian. The Plague. My only friend who reads idolizes Hemingway and orientals. It makes me want to off myself sometimes. But there's always Veeky Forums.
Levi Cooper
Chilean here, reading JDGR's "Rebeldías Líricas". It's actually pretty good even if it uses metric instead of free verse. Here's one of my favorites:
Acércate.
Acércate hasta mí, deja besar tu cara de virgencita pálida, bohemia, triste y rara.
Acércate hasta mí, sé flor de mis amores yo te diré mis penas, mis ansias, mis dolores
Amo tu alma de artista, comprendo tus rarezas, acércate y comulga con mi alma y mis tristezas.
Juntemos nuestros labios en sacras comuniones: para empezar la lucha, tus besos danme alientos y surgen de mis labios cantos de rebeliones y al choque de tus labios brotan mis pensamientos.
Dominic Ross
Another Brazilian here, starting Carlyle's On Hero, Hero Worship and the Heroic in History.
Very interesting, but a bit annoying due to being a transcription of his lectures. Has anyone else read it?
Hey, a /br/o. What's your opinion on it?
Oliver Reyes
Argie I found a lot of argentinians here.
I am reading Chejov. I love short stories.
Thomas Gomez
from brazil. finishing ulysses, midway through kjv. enjoying ulysses, its a unique experience, bible right now is pretty boring, just finished 1st book of chronicles.
my favorite national books is by far Os Sertões by Euclides da Cunha. a critique actually said it is a "brazilian iliad". also love guimarães rosa and machado de assis.
Adam Carter
Seu gosto é um estereótipo, tsc tsc tsc...
William Reed
Venezolano.
I don't think there are any venezuelans here. It's pretty hard right now to find meaning in anything, and I doubt that the few people that have spare time to go in the internet, would like to waste it with a group of elitist autists.
Quite sad because venezuelan literature is patrician, but the few that even read are into fucking game of thrones and shit.
Julian Garcia
I was born in Chile. Currently, I'm reading nothing. "Imágenes de infancia y adolescencia" by Manuel Rojas* is on my backlog, amongst many things, as usual, though I'll probably read some Cioran ("Anthologie du portrait"**) first, there's always time for those I'd want close. I'll soon re-read "Theogony", mainly because it's a fun read.
Me agrada, no particularmente pero, me agrada. Quizá busque más por él, en un rato.
Por mero interés pregunto: ¿Eres Anarquista?
>I love short stories. Has leído a Bulgákov? Recuerdo esta*** edición de "Morfina" (por Anagrama) que incluye "Notas de un médico joven", puede te guste.