1920s/1930s period literature

Brave New World was published in 32 and is breddy gud. read it understanding the context of the era and it'll make ya think

>Joyce
>Faulkner
>Woolf
You literally can't go wrong in the interwar period/

In the US:

The Great Gatsby (20s)
The Grapes of Wrath (30s)

>>8163891
W.G. Sebald. Thank me later.

Isherwood's Berlin Stories. Waugh's Scoop is great for the period when everyone thought WWII wouldn't happen; Brideshead Revisisted is a good span of the changing attitudes of the period too in Britain. Anais Nin's diaries if you want the skinny on the Lost Generation in Paris.

>>8163891
Pretty much all of Hemingway was written during and about the interwar period.

Joseph Roth - The Spider's Web
Alfred Döblin - Berlin Alexanderplatz

somerset Maugham you stupid fucks

Henry Miller - Tropic of Cancer/Tropic of Capricorn
James T Farrell - Young Lonigan
William S Burroughs - Queer
Joseph Pla - The Gray Notebook
Nathanael West - Day of the Locusts + Miss Lonelyhearts
Wyndham Lewis - The Apes of God
Nella Larsen - Passing

>>8164551
Oh also Journey to the End of the Night

Hans Fallada's novels, if you're interested in a German perspective.

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