Can anyone recommend a book dealing with loneliness? One that

>>7704613
The Stranger by Albert Camus

>>7704644
That's a feel good book though dummy.

>>7704653
I felt neutral.

>>7704644
Read that one, >>7704653 is right

>>7704613
is it loneliness even when you're around people you're close to or is it loneliness from isolation?

If it's the latter then I'd read Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable.

>>7704663
Did your Maman die today?

>>7704711
I don't know yet.

>>7704681
It's the latter. I've been wanting to check out the triology for ages, will definitely do now, thanks.

>>7704613

Norwegian Wood - le Haruki

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You can make buddies with main character, Antoine Roquentin, a French writer who is horrified at his own existence.

>>7704790
I hope you like them. They're strange reads and they become increasingly abstract with each book. I don't even think unnamable has much punctuation and what it little it does have are for pacing.

>>7704613
There is an depressing-core chart here somewhere. Has some pretty good authors on it.
I recommend Ozamu Dazai and Pessoa

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>>7704613

Notes from The Underground