Are there any books or novels that evoke the same mood as the

the unconsoled by kazuo ishiguro

>>8960585
Don Q?

>>8960619
Tell me what you felt reading it.
The descriptions I found didn't look very fitting with what I was looking for, especially for the location.


>>8960621
I can't find any description of it.

bump with what I mean

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD9zHDgWha0

>>8960585
>cervellotic
did you honestly expect a single person to know what the fuck that means?

>>8962286
I'm sorry, English is not my first language.

It means "Smugly and intentionally complex".

>>8960585

read W.G. Sebold

>>8962321
Why did you think about him?
How did his writings make you feel?

Are you thinking of a book in particular?

>>8962500

He is a very good writer. Very strange. His books tend to not have a plot and are instead a weird mix of history and travel writings with many philosophical digressions. The Emigrants is probably his most accessible, but Rings of Saturn is my favourite.

>>8960585
Really hard to say. It is different genre. One thing that writing is bad at is describing locations. So finding something that's like a moody walking sim is hard, even if it has a backstory. You may like The Magic Mountain from Mann though. Maybe Lovecraft. Romantics. Sorrows of Young Werther could do as well.

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>>8960585
Salad Fingers

>>8962184
Oh my god that was boring.

shitty coelho shit is right up your alley

that game was fucking pretentious shit

>>8964413
It's out of context. Of course it is.

>>8964427
That's why I'm looking for a novel.

>>8960736
don q is short for "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" or Don Quixote

Nonfiction:

Walden

Desert Solitare

A Sand County Almanac

Fiction:

Robinson Crusoe

>>8962569
That seems like a very thought out comment.


>>8965457
>Robinson Crusoe
Really?
Tell me about it, I never heard it presented this way.

>>8960585
Molloy is the right fit, especially since there's a bit of landscape wandering. Except it's not shit.

>>8962321
I like New Times Roman thin better.