Other literature in the common vein of: >Beckett >Kafka

>>9349173
That's pretty broad. What would you see as common factor in them?

>>9349173
>Beckett and PKD similar in any way
???

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>Kafka / Lovecraft / Beckett
Dino Buzzati

>>9349188
>>9349181
An enigmatic strangeness. Fragmented consciousness.The surreal, perhaps. Density of meaning. Density of metaphor. Conspiratory charisma. Vague shit like that, I guess.

>>9349202
>>9349173
Forgot to add Borges.

>>9349202
Read some Borges (Its pronounced Bor'gays btw)

>>9349202
Alright, Dino Buzzati

>>9349208
>>9349216
I was posting when I saw that. Anyway what your looking for is Nabakov. Fits the description pretty well.

>>9349202
Thomas Bernhard and Laszlo Krasznahorkai

>>9349202
obviously dfw.

Nabakov like this mofo >>9349225 said. Don't necessarily start with Lolita.

Camus. You basically described The Stranger.

>>9349447
>You basically described The Stranger.
No he didn't. The Stranger isn't even close to what he was talking about. If you'd want to recommend a Camus novel it would be the Plague. Still, it doesn't fit.

>>9349202
Flann O'Brien (don't start with At Swim-Two-Birds)

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This gave me some Kafka vibes, might just be me having a small pool of reference though.

>>9349227
Seconding Bernhard.

Kobo Abe

>>9349173
>mentioning Beckett and Dick in the same vein.

How fucking dare you anon

>>9349509
thirding bernhard

>>9349470
krasznahorka literally said that he adores kafka so that would make since

>>9350204
fuck *that would make sense

>>9350192
Fourthing Bernhard.

>>9349173
Flannery O'Connor

>>9349202
Platonov

>>9349202
Umberto Eco. Probably the most similar to Borges

>>9349202
Ada by Nabokov

>>9349173
Common vein?

michael cisco. he might be more surreal than you want, but still brilliant

robert aickman's short stories.