Fantastic quality-for-price tier:
>Everyman's Library
Cheap and serviceable tier:
>Modern Library
Beautiful, though sometimes overdone, binding (with outdated translations) tier:
>Folio Society
>Franklin Library
Consistently best translation (except P&V REEEE) tier:
>Oxford World Classics
Sometimes unnecessary POClit, sometimes overlooked classics, but mostly interesting tier:
>NYRB
Memeworthy covers and bad translations tier:
>Wordsworth Classics
Sweatshop-level translations but available at your Local Barnes and Nobleā¢ tier:
>Penguin Classics
your gay
>>9587109
>not liking traps
>anno domini MMXVI + I
whose gay now
>>9587124
Wtf I'm gay now? ? ?
>>9587102
What about Dalkey
>>9587102
nice pic
>>9587102
26 dollars a book keeps us prestigious tier:
>Loeb Classical Library
>>9587222
never heard of it before, but
>named after flann o'brien's non-existent philosopher
>trips
instant classic
>>9587102
We know exactly how international contemporary literature awards work:
>Oneworld Publications
>>9587239
oh yeah, now THIS is classic
>>9587102
We're More Hipster Than NYRB:
>New Directions
>>9587248
>tries to give opinions on publishers
>hasnt heard of dalkey
>lists only mainstream stufff based on /lit/ memes and preconceived notions
garbage thread OP kys.
Comfiest handfeel tier:
>NYRB
>>9587102
But Penguin has the McDuff translations for Dostoevsky, and Wordsworth has the Maude translations for Tolstoy.
>Andrew George's Gilgamesh is a "sweatshop-level translation"
lad...
>>9587281
Should I kill myself, or have a cup of coffee?
your mildly alcoholic mother's source of modern fiction tier:
>FSG
W.W. Norton & Company is objectively the best
>>9587827
I hope you realize he never actually said that
>inb4 this is bait
I'm aware