What are some fantasy novels that deal with the concept of isolation?

My Diary desu

Infinite Jest, Finnegan's Wake, the list could go on

>>9358047
came here to post this desu

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>>9357993

>>9358055
>the list could go on
THEN WHY THE FUCK DIDNT IT GO ON

>>9358055
lol. your gay

>>9358055
>only lists two works
>the list could go on

>>9358392
>>9358405
>>9358613
It's a shitty /mu/ meme

>>9357993
>watch angel's egg
>30 minutes of dark empty streets
>no dialogue, only sound is footsteps
>there's this shadow of a giant fish that's projected on to some buildings
>the MCs reach a safe spot
>they explain that it's all an allegory for the bible or something
>I fall asleep

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>>9357993
superb taste

>>9357993
The Road

>>9358732
A shitty mu meme is still better than the majority of lit memes.

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>>9357993
What animu is that

>>9359187
Use google image search, dumb frogposter

>>9359187
Angels Egg from 1985

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>>9357993
Mine, to an extent, when it chooses to come out

The antagonist/ second protagonist sees an illusion of a replacement friend for the one he killed. The keywords id attribute to him are rage and loneliness

Just like the protagonist is based on myself, so is the antagonist. As a kid I befriended the bullied/ bully of my class and in turn became the same things myself, only the two of us being against the rest. After over 10 years, it has been a common theme that he keeps lying to me, breaking my trust, not trusting me properly and even stealing the women I might have been interested in. The concept of what friendship exactly is and how much "purer" it is than lust based love is a central theme that I transferred into the character.

>>9357993
Elric of Melnibone.

I'd rather point you towards science fiction though.
It's the central theme in Neuromancer.and also very common in Philip K. Dick's works.

If Kafka is considered fantasy then literally everything he wrote

A lot of Ursula K Le Guins work portray solitary characters