What are some classics that deal with loneliness?

Stoner.

>>5564229
Notes from the underground.

>>5564229
Why is this picture posted so much now

>>5564277
Because it's "Man Overlooking Fog" but he's overlooking society instead

>>5564229
Steppenwolf
Crime and Punishment

>>5564333
>an Overlooking Fog"
do you mean the wanderer? kek

>>5564359
Suck my cock you dog

Rilke's. Notebooks of Malte Laurids Briggs

The Book of Disquiet. Then never read anything ever again, just dream and learn the book of your dreams.

How do you guys cope with momentary surge of loneliness? I've come to a point where I just let it eat me. Watch it. Watch where it takes me.

Good Morning, Midnight

>>5564936
just downloaded it, will begin shortly.

Pessoa, as anon above me said. The Tunnel by Sabato. Bartleby the Scribener? Most stuff by Thomas Bernhard.

>>5564908
play videogames

>>5564333
It's one of the covers of James' "the Ambassador"

Are there books about loneliness that are not depressing?

>>5564277
it's a stupid meme

>>5564229
there is nothing lonely or depressing about that image.
try munch for the appropriate babby stereotype of loneliness.

>>5566770
What is this about?

>>5564229
Loneliness? Don't see that with the picture, sorry you do, OP.

Contemplative definitely.

sticky has a chart

>>5564229
A Happy Death?

>>5569121
hes watching other people but no1 else is in the room ;(

>>5564359
>Disagreeing with trips

Stay pleb /lit/

>>5564229
knut hamsun - hunger

CAtcher in the Rye.

>>5566797
All Hermann Hesse
>>5564229
See above, I don't consider his kind of loneliness depressing, it's more like a storey about man in search of his own self with joys and perils.