Recommend me a similar read to Sebald's "The Rings

Stoner.
The Tartar Steppe.

>>9523507
Do they go on about random stuff?

>>9523791
Not as much as Sebald does but they're pretty melancholic.

>>9524117
Thing is that I'm interested in unrelated curiosities not So much on melancholy

>>9525054
Thomas Pynchon

Borges' is the one guy I can think of but they're still different in tone.

Sebald is pretty unique.

>>9523501
Geoff Dyer - The Missing of the Somme

>>9523501
Austerlitz

Although I'm sure you've probably read him already, Bolaño can whirl a yarn about many disparate things and unite them, eventually, thematically. Although I wouldn't recommend most to start with 2666, I'd say do that mang

>>9525306
>Borges' is the one guy I can think of but they're still different in tone.

this