Comfy books to get me back into literature

Pnin

>>9027760

Steinbeck, Calvino, Gogol's short stories.

>>9027760
Shogun

a moveable feast by hemingway
count of monte cristo by dumas
my struggle by knausgaard
siddhartha by hesse

>>9027760

Where is that in OP's picture, Italy? Seems cozy.

I'd recommend something like Dickens, Hugo, Cormac Mccarthy.

>>9027858
>>9027773
>>9027772
>>9027765
Not trying to offend you but I wanted comfy lit, not pop lit
>>9028003

The Chronicles of Conan - Robert E. Howard
The Summer Book - Tove Jansson
Fables - Aesop

Anything by Lem

>>9028008

I'd recommend Bolano then. The first part, The Part about the Critics, is super cozy. Especially the friendship between the three characters. Szerb is also nice if you like traveling a lot, most of his novels involve traveling or wandering around some country aimlessly. Start with Journey by Moonlight.

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>>9028003
Yes the picture is Italy, no idea about the city but I always found cities like this extremely beautiful and comfy and even more in the summer

>>9028008
These stuck up intellectuals don't know what comfy is
My suggestions:
The Hobbit - J. R. R. Tolkien
The Child of Pleasure (Il Piacere) - Gabriele D'Annunzio

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>>9028028
>no idea about the city
Montone

>>9028008

Man, Steinbeck is comfy. Travels with Charley is perhaps the comfiest book ever written. Cannery Row, Sweet Thursday and Tortilla Flat are also very, very comfy, and greatly suited for winding down after more intense reading.