Favorite female author?
Anne Carson or Alice Munro
Sylvia Plath
Clarice Lispector
>>9116456
her dad is bald, so she will love bald men
Alice Munro
>>9116460
What's the best place to start with Carson?
Woolf
>>9116507
Literally, start with the Greeks.
I don't read women.
I just want to say that I appreciate what you are doing, OP.
Andrea Raftel
>>9116456
>implying
>>9116456
why do they all have huge ass hands wtf?
>>9116716
Their simian arm length is more disturbing desu
Reading women's books is like watching women's sports
>>9116728
>being an armlet
I'm 182 cm tall. It's 190 cm between my fingertips when I stretch out my arms.
>>9116456
Wuthering heights is the only book I somewhat like written by a woman.
>>9117032
what's it like being an ape
>>9116456
Hilda Hilst and Dorothy Parker.
Ok it's actually Woolf but I wanted to give those two a mention because they deserve it.
>>9116734
pretty exciting and sexually pleasing?
Evelyn Waugh
Enid Blighton
>>9117182
It's still a waste of time though.
Willa Cather
>>9116456
Okay I can't take it anymore; what's wrong with their fucking feet?
>>9116456
Reading works done by women is a fruitless endeavor.
>>9116515
this
>>9116456
Erika Mitchell
>>9116728
Why did you say that? Now I can't stop staring at this freakish picture.
Edith Hamilton because she started with the Greeks.
Muriel Spark
>>9116456
Tove Jansson. Barbara Comyns is a close second though.
>>9116456
Munro
>>9116456
RosalÃa de Castro
>>9116456
I like Emma Goldman. No one else does though and everyone tries to call her a Feminist. How can a woman who argued against women's suffrage be a feminist? She was just an anarchist.
>>9117186
kek
>>9116456
Susanna Clarke. She's the only modern female writer that I really enjoy.
>>9116456
Carli Claire
>>9116515
and another
I don't think a single author has had a bigger influence on me
tell me /lit why do they wear the boots?
I just can't take female authors seriously. It's like they lack a certain depth of thought. I might well be wrong, I wish I was and in public would certainly say something else. Arendt and Anscombe are the only ones that spring to mind (to prove myself wrong). I have promised myself to take up Plath and Weil tho.
>>9116501
This is literally what hairlets tell themselves
>>9116626
Ahh shit, I actually had to read those for a World Lit class. Didn't realize it was Carson.
H.D
>>9116456
Mary Shelley
>>9118479
>t. Pseud who has never heard of Eliot, Woolf or Sappho
>>9118886
If it keeps coming up in thrift stores you probably don't have anything to worry about.
Poetry: Sexton
Prose: McBride
>>9116456
The way this meme is developing, it's got potential to be something really special.
>>9116456
Is that Robby Rotten???
>>9119572
it also exposes the reddit hiding among us when they rage at it,,,
I don't read stuff written by women.
>>9116456
St. Faustina and Flannery O'Connor.
>>9116456
Cherryh
>>9116456
If I take of her boots, will she die?
>>9122327
the sight of her feet would be very painful
>>9122327
Do me a favor will you and go slap the person who keeps doing your breathing for you
>>9122342
She's a big girl
>>9122354
for you
>>9122365
sadly she isn't my girl ;_;
mira glazed donuts
>>9116456
Anne Carson or Woolf
>>9118882
>Woolf
>good
She was gatekeeping incarnate and her cunty attitude leaked into everything she wrote.
Eileen Chang
>>9122684
>gatekeeping
whatever that means. Haven't read any of her novels but her 'common reader' essays are fantastic.
>>9122684
Joycefag detected
bump for our girl carliclaire
post ur rare carlis lads
>>9116515
There's no better answer honestly.
lads... she's taken
>>9124224
we need to act quickly
>>9124229
fffffuiiiiiiccccckkkkklk
quick everyone message that guy and tell him to fuck off
doris lessing
>>9116456
Diana Wynne Jones
>>9124229
>Barnes & Noble in-store cafe
She is so basic it hurts.
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>>9125336
She's ovulating as we speak, my man.
>>9118510
f-fuck off, it's caused by too much testosterone you low t b-beta
>>9125336
lol she's pleb as fuck
>>9116456
Laurie Halse Anderson.
Her most well know book is Speak, however my favorite book from her is Twisted. It is about a kid in high school, who becomes part of the nouveau cool but still has to deal with his shit family and kind of terrible sense of self worth.
It's another episode where they worship Carli Claire!
>>9117530
This
>>9127258
No. Tried reading her and found her fairly dull.