Have you ever paid respects to your favorite authors by visiting

I've visited Sade's castle and village once. Beautiful place.

Went to the Spanish Steps in Rome,
Keats died somewhere around there.

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I visited Áron Tamási's grave and childhood home in Transylvania. It was really nice. The author's niece and her husband own the place and they turned it into a memorial house with lots, lots of manuscripts, diaries, letters, photos and interviews. Some first edition stuff, too.
It was also the first place I visited that had no Romanian text at all and had everything in Hungarian.

I want to visit Robinson Jeffers home in California and Marguerite Yourcenar's home on Mount Desert Island off of Maine. But I am poor and travel seems unlikely unless I go full hobo.

>>7640580
This, and

- Petofi literary museum in Budapest
- Du Fu's cottage in Chengdu

That's pretty much it surprisingly enough.

I live in Georgia and was thinking about driving to the Florida Keys to see the Hemingway House. I would also love to visit Dublin on Bloomsday and see all the Joyce stuff, and Beckett's childhood home too

I've always wanted to visit the grave of Robert Frost. Sadly I live in the UK.

>>7640625
Isn't that place like a cat sanctuary now?

>>7640628
six toed special snowflake cats like hemingway preferred

I spat on Stirner's grave
because I own it?

>>7640682
I bet your couch looks like shit.

took a selfie on ibsen's grave once

I wish I could.

>>7640580
I went to Keats' home in Hampstead Heath.

>>7640557
I've seen Jane Austen and Jonathan Swift's graves, but I don't particularly like either of them