What are some comfy winter reads?

>>8801287
the recognitions
Mason and Dixon
the world according to Gar?

I Am a Cat by Natsume Soseki

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

>>8801287
Obligatory The Secret History recommendation

>>8801287
1Q84 for the period between christmas and new year is god-tier.

>>8801287
Actually, does anyone know some good reads to distract from the onslaught of Australian summer?

Read The Dresden Files while listening to Snow Borne Sorrow by David Sylvian.

>>8801589
Summer isn't comfy, Bruce. Specially down bellow.

But I guess you can feel the spic humidity by reading Asturias' Banana Trilogy.

Honestly, over any books I would just recommend leaving this steaming shithole before your brain melts and starta to drip from your nose. I sure as hell will when I get the chance.

>>8801593
>cicada noises
>long, warm evenings
>not comfy

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Any Céline but probably Journey to the End of the Night and/or London Bridge

Any Beckett but probably The Trilogy and/or More Pricks Than Kicks w/ Echo's Bones

>>8801296
reading the recognitions right now, about 160 pages in. do any of the later episodes approach the comfiness of episode 3 (when esther and wyatt are in NY)?

A lot of Henry James is supreme comfy. Dylan Thomas too. Pretty much anything by them is guaranteed cozy.

>>8802561
>comfy
>cozy

Well, which one is it?

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>>8802564
How about something kampfzy?

>>8802660
It's comfy too.

>>8801287
The Name of the Wind
My Struggle Volume 2 - A Man in Love
The Fellowship of the Ring (mainly the part pre-Rivendell)
Dante's Inferno
The Ice Palace

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