What's the best >100 page book you've ever read?

>>8902500
travesty

>>8902500
Fuck meant <100, ruined it

>>8902505
probably notes from the underground. font size in my version is pretty small though, may be more than 100 in some other editions

>>8902500
The novelization of the movie Macbeth

Wasteland and other Poems
or some other poetry collection
maybe William Carlos Williams

>>8902500
this is /lit/, most people here haven't actually read books that long before

Thomas More - Utopia

Then again, I've only read 2 <100 books.

>>8902500
>>8902505
So, to be clear, less than a hundred? Probably Prometheus Bound or Marriage of Heaven and Hell

Ayn rands anthem

dream story arthur schnitzler

candide

>>8902500
St. Thomas Aquinas
Summa contra gentiles

>>8902505
>On lit
>Uses math symbols instead of words

Animal Farm probably has a less than 100 page edition

The Sorrows of Young Werther, in some editions.

The Overcoat by Gogol

>>8905666
Satan trips woahhh

>>8903411
>>8905569
Fewer**

The Dove, Süskind
>made me be wary of autists

>>8902500
Anouilh's Antigone.

I don't think I've read many <100 page books though.

the spongebob novelisation

the steppe by chekhov

Miss Lonelyhearts!

>>8903607
please leave

>>8902500
old man and the sea senpai

>>8903027
Waste Land is a fucking useless paper trail of pointless intertextuality and the ramblings of someone with extreme depression - needless to say, I loved it.

The Old Man And The Sea

>>8905844
those are almost exactly the reasons i loved it. it has lovely texture

>>8904816
This. Dunno if it was just my translation but the prose was mesmerising

>>8905819
That was a great book. Reminded me a bit of O'Connor