Are there any good books with non-human protagonists? Hard mode:

atlas shrugged

Some of the few Star Wars novels that are actually good.

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'I am a Cat' by Natsume Soskei

jack london is great stuff

>>9451047
that book where the guy follows a bird. i think it's called peregrine

>>9451047
also, the movie au hasard balthazar and the more recent and shitty weiner dog

>>9451047
Kafka - die Verwandlung
Main character is a dung beetle

>>9451047
You Bright and Risen Angels - William Vollmann.

No idea if you'd like it or not. His work tends to be polarizing. It's about incects vs the forces of electricity. It's literary.

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>>9451047

i want to write a book like ivisible cities, but instead of marco polo and cities, it'd by darwin and different animals with weird characteristics

>>9451047
Italo Calvino's "Cosmicomics" has a bunch of weirdo stories about plankton and planets and seasponges and shit. Can't quite remember all of it.

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Originally in French "Les fourmis"

>>9451047
Animal Farm

Bunnicula

Watership Down by Richard Adams. I'm told the Plague Dogs by the same author is good though I've only seen the film.

Beasts by John Crowley is outstanding

heart of a dog - bulgakov

Crucible of Time by John Brunner.

Grendel

>>9452514
Watership down is my favourite, and i just bought the plague dogs on a market.

Flush: A Biography by Virginia Woolf

The Burrow + Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk by Franz Kafka. They're both just long short stories though.

sirius by stapledon

wraeththu :^)