What are some novels or stories that have a profound connection

call of the wild

a passion in the desert is pretty good

Nietzsche's "why I have sex with horses" is a seminal classic of the genre

Friedrich Hugs a Horse

Takashi Hiraide's “The Guest Cat” if you have a crush for Japanese poetic realism.

>>8685768
Could make some pretty redpilled jokes here hehe (about women and blacks hehe)

>>8685794
the woman becomes an animal if she dates a nigger

The Turin Horse

Au Hasard Balthazar. Its a film, but whatever it's fucking great.
Pro tip: the god tier piano sonata that plays throughout the film was written by Schubert when his wife was cheating on him

>>8685789
Is it actually any good? Or is it á la Murakami?

>>8685871
It is decent. Not a masterpiece, though. You won't lose your time.

The best and most famous novel of this type in spanish is "Platero y yo",by Juan Ramon Jimenez.The story of a man and his donkey.It has to be a good traduction in english.

A man and his dog by Mann
An alternative translation is bashan and I

>>8685956
Beat me to it!

>>8685956
Is it any good? Is the prose bearable

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>>8686096
canadians

>>8685768
White Fang and The Call of the Wild. Ernest Seton Thompson's work has a unique bond between man and animal, though in some stories it boils down to "I hunted and killed said animal, now I feel like shit". Some of his work is good though.

>>8686096
I only ever see this page posted here. How is the rest of the book?

>>8686130
there's a decent chunk of it in google books for you to see. I'm so far from the target audience my opinion is moot. It's more about feminism & sexual liberation than bearsecks though.

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>>8686149
Half tempted to pick it up for the sheer wtf-ness of it

>>8686149
I'm starting to think that Justin Trudeau might be a manifestation of this book.

>>8686096
>I don't care if I can't turn you on, I just love you
>tfw a woman will never feel this love for you

Haven't even read it but Travels with Charley by the Steinbeckster.

>>8686198
From what I remember the connection between him and the dog is not really a major theme. Still a great book, though.

>>8685896
This looks really good

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>>8685768
Is this an illustration of Beloved when Paul D. fucks the cattle?

Check out Buytendijk, Mind of the Dog

Fifteen Dogs by Andre Alexis is sad as fuck, and a major part of it deals with human-animal bond

>>8685847
The turin horse is not what op is asking for. Horse plays the role of a symbol, her relationship with the owners is not important at all.

>>8685786
:(