Greetings, /lit/. First time poster here. My favorite story is

>>8351416
>incest teasing redditors

>>8351416
The one on the left is perfect, holy shit.

>>8351434
What? I don't understand. Do you mean the picture?

>>8351439
Ella Freya is her name.

>>8351448
Fucking hell, thanks faм. Now I'm sure I'm moving to Singapore just to have a chance to see her on Tinder.

>>8351448
>Do you mean the picture?
Yes.

>>8351448
>Ella Freya –
>@Ella6361

>My dream is to make a change..
>..

>Een 2e hands lolita winkel in Japan.

What did she mean by this?

>>8351508
wait wat

>>8351416
Italo Calvino's "If on a winter's night a treveler" would be good for you.

As I Lay Dying by Faulkner, or literally anything by Faulkner (Absalom, Sound and the Fury, Light in August, etc.)

I'd hit up McCarthy's Child of God for a quick read

Don Quixote, if you're looking for a good, long classic

Crying of Lot 49 might be a good way to break into po-mo, especially since your love of Borges implies an appreciation of mind-game books.

>you'll never go on a series of romantic adventures with the short-haired grill in OP's pic while her sister is jealous and tries to keep you away from each other

why live

>>8351514
Thanks m8! I loved the mind games in Ficciones but the story that cemented it as my favorite book was The South. Any recommendations?