classic paperbacks

I don't see any greeks in that pile you womyn reading transfaggot

>>7749197
apologies for the orientation

>>7749197
boy. you're gonna be overloaded after all that. i'd just read a few of them at a time and try to refresh yourself with a few more modern and a few less modern. start with poe or dickens.

Tess of D'Urbervilles is probably the best book there

>>7749197
Nostromo is rad as fuck, dawg.

>>7749197
A tale of two cities

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Well, thanks, guys.

>>7749197

Hello, fellow Brit.

I'd go with any Conrad.

>>7749197

Villette is a seriously underrated book imo.

Going with Nostromo. I tried Heart of Darkness a while back but it was too dense for me (back then).

I'd ask for your money back m8 it looks like they've all been printed upside down. That's a huge printing error.

>>7749197
Tess is the best book there

why does it matter. why don't you make a thread when you've actually read one of them you retard

>>7749197
Dickens then Poe then Conrad.

>>7749992
That's how they print it in continental Europe bro, they put the spines upside down for some reason.

>>7749197
they all suck not even trolling

>>7752115
Don't listen to this pleb.

Do it chronologically.