Anyone here has read pic related? Also, what are your favorite

>>7518412
Everyone here has claimed to have read it.

On par with The Stranger in my view for its topic but without the exposure.

And

>based Borgie

>>7518412

Scariest book I have ever read.
I see too much of myself in Juancho

>>7518412
Yes, reminded me a lot of Notes from the Underground. The writing is very good aswell, the last passage about the tunnel is really something else.

Assuming you mean prose: Bolaño, Cortázar, Borges, Rulfo, Baroja, Espriu

I read the English translated version for the first time a few days ago. I absolutely hated Juan, but overall loved everything about the book.
As >>7518874 said, the passage when he's describing being in the tunnel is great.
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i read it

it's ok

Didn't read anything from Alberto Laiseca? It's like PKD on acid without acid...

>>7518412
Blasted through it in a single day. Pretty amazing, though I think it's in debt to Poe as much as Camus.

>>7519335
I think it's more in debt with Mauppasant than Poe

>>7518412
One of my favorito novellas, it is a masterpiece. All of Sabato's novels are amazing.

yes
we usually have to read it in seventh grade lit class
should pick it up again one of these days

Fuck, I read this in spanish and I loved it but I had forgotten the title and author. Thank you

>>7518627
same

>>7518412
I'm learning spanish, is this a decent book to read while still learning?

>>7519329
>tfw i don't want Los Sorias to become a meme

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>>7521057
It is quite straightforward and the prose is not too complicated either. I guess it depends on how much Spanish you know already.

I would like to recommend pic related to anybody learning Spanish. It's an anthology of short-short stories from all literary traditions accross the globe, collected and translated by Borges. Most of them are not even a page long, so it's perfect for begginers, but it's full of quality literature. You'll find all sorts of legends, parables, flash fiction, fairy tales aswell as some stories from masters like Kafka or O' Henry

>>7521353
i don't mind if this happens. I wish more readers of Los Sorias.

>>7518412
Yes