ITT: The best NYRB Classics

I'll start

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been shilling this shit in the hopes that one other person reads it. it's brilliant

have had this on my to-read pile for more than a year. going to read it this weekend

Short but great. Almost an early form of Old Boy.

Extremely comfy story of refugees who move to a farm in northern vermont and try to live with the earth as farmers.

All around great war story with very little sermonizing on colonialism.

NYRB publishes so many appealing-looking books that end up being either ultra-conventional realist fiction or some kind of ethnic modernism. If anyone has any suggestions that are not that, please tell

>some kind of ethnic modernism
What's wrong with that

>high modernism after 1970
help

Peter Handke