Could you give me some recommendations of English-language novelists

d.h. lawrence for sure

and make sure you read lady chatterley's lover in public for good measure

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As you probably know, /lit/, James Joyce has written a novel. Yes, James Joyce. The lecher. The man who once fucked every fart out of his sweet whorish Nora: big fat fellows, long windy ones, quick little merry cracks and a lot of tiny little naughty farties ending in a long gush from her hole

You all know him.

That said, how does it make you feel that James Joyce is a published author and you are not? How does it make you feel that he is able to get his book out there, regardless of whether it's a great piece of lit or not, and you are not?

>inb4 ghostwritten
Even if it was, someone who's good enough to render something publishable has settled for doing just that, secretly writing for a weird Irish pervert and not getting his/her own name on the cover of that book. How does it make you feel that someone good enough to write even a mediocre book has to settle for being the ghostwriter of a pervert?

>>9457641
Why not american?

>>9457641

So basically you want British authors with a handful of African and Indian authors?

>>9457705
Because I have read a lot of 20th century american writers and I want something else in the english language

Anais Nin

>>9458021
English language, he said.

>>9457755
no, he wants the full Irish.

>>9458035
she wrote chiefly (if not exclusively) in English, plonker.

>>9457641
Nobody worth mentioning really.