Favorite unknown author(s)?
>>8847157
Define unknown.
Homer
Paul Butfield
My wife's son is a pretty talented short story writer
Miguel de Cervantes
Me
>>8847157
>knowing the unknown
Robert Rankin. Not unknown, but not widely discussed, either
I don't know
>>8847157
tao lin
>>8848550
>tao lin
>unknown
>V.S. Naipaul
Not unknown, but no one talks about him. The Enigma of Arrival is wonderful
>>8848588
>Nobel prize winner
>unknown
So, by unknown, OP probably means unknown in 'murica
Raixia Mao
Myself.
>>8847157
The author of OP's diary desu
Gabriel Scott - on par with (late) Hamsun desu. But he didn't win the noble prize and he stopped being a nazi too early, so no one cares about him nowadays.
H. Paul Honsinger His novels are pulpy, the characters are mary janes, and he writers genre fiction, but it's good stuff that pulls me out of my humdrum day and makes me feel a little better at the end.
>>8847157
Thomas Pynchon
>>8849050
Good post.
>>8848883
Late period Hamsun has probably my favourite literary output by anyone ever. How would you say Scott compares to him, besides being Norge and a Nazi? Also, best book to start with him?
>>8847160
Underrated.
Michael Longely.
>>8847157
Octavia Butler
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>>8847157
lobsang rampa
Andre Gide.
mcelroy
gass
federman
coover
barth
gallant
barthelme
Theroux
I don't know any.
The author ofmy diary
>>8847157
Not remotely "unknown" but greats that are never discussed on /lit/
>Sir Walter Scott
>Edmund Spencer
>Henrik Ibsen
>>8852166
haha! great meme my friend
The author of CT IA ME MA NY OR HI VT 5¢ MI 10¢
Penguin Classics
Your grandfather
Thomas Pynchon
Used to be hugely popular, but is not really talked of anymore (though I wish he was, he's wonderful): Stefan Zweig
>>8852991
Just reading it senpai.
Gene Wolfe I guess. Its difficult to find his books in book stores
Bernhard
Laxness
Evan dara
Szenkuthy Miklós
Gaius Julius Caesar
>licking a cactus
Sad!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4KPWOUkbw8