Hey /lit/
So I'm making a reading list for me and a friend of mine. The (relatively loose) theme is going to be "around the world". Classics, old books, contemporary ones, nonfiction, biographies, plays, all of it are fair game, really. Both of us are going to be bringing nominations to the table and then making a fairly concise list of about fifteen books to begin reading at the start of next year.
I want to include books that would maybe contribute to being a little more well read. Good/important European literature is really not all that tough to find (suggestions definitely still welcome though), but looking for works from Asia, Africa, and South America that fit the bill is tougher.
So yeah, tl;dr I need some /lit/-approved suggestions for literary works from all different corners of the world. I would appreciate the inclusion of some female authors too.
Thanks in advance guys
From NZ. I don't know if the interplay between politics and the SIGINT network are your thing. If they are, read this. Shit bricks.
Sounds interesting, here's what I can suggest:
China: Journey to the West - Wu Cheng'en
Mongolia - The Secret History of the Mongols - Anonymous
India: Gitanjali - Rabindranath Tagore
Iraq: Epic of Gilgamesh - Anonymous
Syria: The Book of Contemplation: Islam and the Crusades - Usama ibn Munqidh
the greeks
>>8663186
About to move to NZ from US, nice to know that politics aren't much different.
>>8663500
Which city?Can we be friends?
One hundred years of solitude by Garcia Marquez /from Colombia
Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo /from México
The invention of Morel by Adolfo Bioy Casares /from Argentina
>>8663518
Christchurchof course anon!
>>8663532I live there! My lit throwaway is [email protected]
>>8663541
Let shave are ad?