Could someone nice here please recommend me some good literature

>>9428304
Wuthering Heights.

House of Usher

>>9428304
its non-fiction, but Susan Sontag's Illness as Metaphor goes into the whole "TB makes you an artist" trope. Totally weird thinking, but I guess it was considered romantic to have TB.

>>9428304
i am wracking my brain for this, what a good question. i'm slowly coming to the realization that i prefer literature about peasants or other classes, but rarely aristocrats. I wonder what i should read to remedy that.

>>9428317
Lol
>>9428330
>>9428338
These sound great, thanks a ton!

Lovecraft

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spooky play: ghost sonata by strindberg
regular characters in balzac and chechov works

>>9428361
>he laughs at wuthering heights
Someone is a plebeian. You know that book is a /lit/ favorite, right?

>>9428304
The Idiot

My diary, cough, desu

>>9428304
Proust

Eugene Onegin, kind of

À rebours

>>9428304
The Death of Ivan Ilyich

Oblomov, senpai

>>9428304
Great Expectations

>>9428356

I always wondered why the higher classes were over represented in art. It probably has to do with the fact that they fund the artist, and they love jerking off all over themselves.