Is there any good french books i should read /int/?

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All the French books I know are Existentialism, for maximum edge.

>>66688933
A fucking lot.

What are you looking for especially ?

>>66689109
Books on philosophy mostly. Something that makes you think about it

>>66688933
La horde du contrevent
Les fiancés de l'hiver

>>66689247
Sartre is good, bit overrated.
Rousseau of course, Descartes also.

Voltaire is a hit and miss but his Candide is really pleasant to read. Toqueville's "L'ancien Régime et la Révolution" and "de la démocratie en Amérique" are really interesting but they are mostly about history and not pure trought.

Like, some complicated ones or light things like Camus ?

>>66689569
Meant for >>66689247

>>66689569
Something in the middle if theres isone

Grand-Père by Jean-Louis Costes

>>66689640
Then here are some work that you might enjoy since they have passages about Philosophy :
- Proust's Search for Lost Time
- La Vie Mode d'Emploi by Georges Perec
- Les Fleurs bleue by Raymond Queneau
- A Rebours by Huysman

If you want some more recent stuff you could try :
- Vies Minuscules by Pierre Michon
- Les Bienveillants by Jonathan Littel

I don't really know you what you want precisely, if you give me some book you like in English I might help you a bit more

The Horrible and Terrifying Deeds and Words of the Very Renowned Pantagruel King of the Dipsodes, Son of the Great Giant Gargantua

The Great Chronicles of the Great and Enormous Giant Gargantua


both by François Rabelais

>>66688933
Iron King by Maurice Dauron

>>66690184
Maurice Druon*

The spirit of the Laws by Montesquieu

>>66690248
I knew I was spelling it wrong but couldn't be bothered searching it up. He was a big Britaboo though, doubt he would have minded.

>>66690348
>He was a big Britaboo though, doubt he would have minded.
Not an argument