Books with the theme of solitude?

100 years of solitude

>>8037494
there's literally a book about a hundred years of it
it's got loads of people in it though
all with the same name for some reason

>>8037496
>>8037499
looking for something a bit lonelier

As a meme as it sounds, Catcher in the Rye, most of Kafka's work and Frankenstein tend to show isolation.

>>8037494
Solitude is literally not even a theme of this
you're just being memed by the 'angsty existentialist' stereotype

go smoke your camels at Starbucks and jerk off to dostoyevsky

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>>8037494
One of my favorite books

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>>8037650
Also this is another good read

My diary desu ;_;

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Can we learn to love solitude?
Because as much as I say I'm okay with myself, I crave

Paul Auster's New York trilogy

Stoner

Steppenwolf

maybe in mountains honey

Noone has mentioned Robinson Crusoe or Life of Pi or Into the Wild

Catcher in the Rye was surprisingly comfy

or maybe on your dad's guitar if he had one (you know Keith Richards... etc) a good point to enjoy solitude and multiple level of consciousness!

>>8037656
Read this a few days ago, I agree.

>>8037646
who are you to say what somebody received from reading it?

>>8037613
>>8037901
Gonna start with Catcherin the Rye, thanks. It's been sitting on my shelf forever but I haven't touched it. Now is good a time as any.

>>8037646
Also going to jerk off to some Dostoyevsky later, thanks for the suggestion

>>8037494
Enrique Vila-Matas' Bartleby and Co, and Melville's Bartleby the Scrivener is a great short story that inspires it.