>age >the author you've read the most books by >favorite

>20
>Dostojevskij
>The Dead by Joyce

>>9347453
26
Brian Jacques (This isn't a fair question)
In the Penal Colony

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>>9347453
>22
>Steinbeck
>The Bucket Rider

>18
>Andy Griffiths
>the stranger

>>9347453

>19
>Vonnegut (I had a phase)
>Masque of the Red Death

>21
>Edgar Allan Poe (I read his entire oeuvre during my edgy phase)
>The overcoat

>21
>Dr. Seuss
>Araby by Joyce

>22
>Plato or Shakespeare
>Probably something from Dubliners because I don't read too many short stories.

>26
>Gaddis and Nabakov
>Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius by Borges

>>9347886
>tfw typo

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>>9347483
>Dostojevskij
is someone sharing the /lit/ top 100 graphic on reddit again?

19
Brian Jacques
the bet.

>21
>I only read complete works when I read
>The Dead

>20
>Chaucer
>The Dead by Joyce

>20
>Faulkner
>Entropy - Pynchon

>56
>The apostle Paul
>The book of Jonah

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>38
> William Faulkner
> the dead......only joking "The Wavemaker Falters" by saunders

>>9348123
Entropy was pretty shitty though, even pynchon said so. Did you read it in Slow Learner?

>>9347453
>22
>Jack London
>The Diamond as Big as the Ritz by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Tell me lit, am I patrician?

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>24
>Harry Turtledove
>Books of Philemon, Titus, Jude, 2&3d John

interesting thread.

>26
>William Shakespeare
>Bartleby, the Scrivener

>>9347802
>Araby
Good taste.

>>9348123
>>9348151
I've read Faulkner's four big novels (AILD, TS&TF, AA & LIA). Where do I go from here? My friend said Go Down Moses is good.

>20
>William Gass
>Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius

>>9347453
>20
>Tolstoy
>Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest

23

probably hemingway, devoured everything by him in my highschool library and try to read a bunch of different stuff now

bartleby

21
Shakespeare
The Lost Ones

>>9347453
>21
>Dostoyevsky
>my life

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>19
>John Green
>A Perfect Day for Bananafish

18
Vonnegut
The Tell-Tale Heart

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>>9347453
18
R.L. Stine
White Nights

>19
>Celine (or Plato?)
>I don't like short stories (it's not really popular in France) but maybe Zweig's Confusion of Feelings (no homo)

19
Nabokov
Tlön, Uqbar


>>9347886
What's your favorite Nabokov?

>>9347453

23
Tie between Strindberg and Shakespeare
The Overcoat by Gogol

>>9347453
>20
>john flanagan
>the story of your life

>22
>Pynchon
>The Aleph by Borges

>22
>Hesse
>Das Urteil by Kafka

24
Patrick O'Brian
They're Not Your Husband

>25
>Lovecraft or Stephen King
>I dont like short stories

I'm the ultimate pleb.

>21
>Arkady and Boris Strugatsky
>Die Hundeblume or Bleib doch, Giraffe by Wolfgang Borchert

>22
>Nabokov and Flann O'Brien
>The Approach to Al-Mu'tasim

20
Shakespeare
In the Penal Colony

>>9347453
>22
>dean koontz
>anthem

>>9349792
Same guy.

>Years ago come on /lit/ to talk about my favorite author dean koontz
>Post a picture of him and his dog
>"Which one is Dean Koontz? The way he writes I can't tell the difference"
>Never read Dean Koontz again

>>9349800
kek

>18
>Dostoyevsky
>Overcoat by Gogol (don't read many short stories)

>>9347453
>26
>I don't read much storytime. I like to read books by people who's ideas don't need fictional worlds to stand in;
>Fuck your short stories

>27
>adam phillips
>the freeloader by nescio

>>9347453
>21
>Mario Vargas Llosa
>Más allá by Emilia Pardo Bazán

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>>9349869
>Mario Vargas Llosa

Favorite book?

>18
>Stephen King (Dad loves them, didn't have much else to read)
>The Metamorphosis

>>9349871
You made me think. I think it's El paraíso en la otra esquina.

>>9347453
26
Pynchon/Garcia Marquez
Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote

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>19
>Burroughs
>Robotnicy (Workers) by Hłasko
You fucking wish you could read it, awesome short story about workers building a bridge in the middle of shithole. Very nicely shows nature of physical work, and anti-socrealist view of post-war Poland.

>>9349913
I'll have to check that one out. Last year, in DC, I saw Vargas Llosa at an award ceremony in which he gave a speech and answered a bunch of questions. He's one of my heroes. My favorite is aunt Julia.

>>9347453
>23
>David Mitchell
>"The Blood of the Walsungs" (Tho. Mann)

>>9348151
Is that you, anon? Looks like a 38-year-old man who reads George Saunders.

Also this thread has restored my faith in /lit/.

>26
>Waltari (or Turgenev)
>My Old Man

>>9349994
I will check La tía Julia later. Vargas Llosa was the first author in spanish that caught my attention and I bought 5 books by him years ago. I'm halfway through La casa verde right now, the only one of the 5 i didn't read when I bought them.
Why do you consider him a hero?

22
hemingway probably, although not my no1 author
>fahrenheit 451

>23
>Gene Wolfe
>Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius by Borges