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>Your country
France
>The last novel you read
Harry Potter I, maybe 16 years ago.

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I was forced to read Wuthering Heights in school, 3 years ago. Haven't even glanced at f*ction since then.

This March, I re-read 1984.

Sans famille

>Your country
Italy
>The last novel you read
Reading the unbearable lightness of being. Finished My family and other animals 3 weeks ago, then read some non-fiction.

>I was forced
Why didn't you put the summary of the book on the internet to pretend to your teacher that you read it?

we were quizzed on specific passages every couple of days

Before I Go to Sleep

1. Argentina.
2. "The Phantom Passage" by Paul Halter.

Iceland
Jorge Luis Borges' "Library of Babel" about a month ago. I don't usually read novels. I'm currently reading pic related.

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>"No!"

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higurashi no naku koro ni rei

just re-read The Catcher in the Rye
The Great Gatsby is next

I finished Phantom by Jo Nesbo a few weeks ago.
Thanks Norway!

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re-reading war and peace for the third time
i forgot how interesting this is
also
the witcher series in april (its shit)

Canada
Warlock by Oakley Hall

finished it last week. now I'm reading revolt against the modern world.

>tfw youll never read Tolstoy in russian

if you're a quebecoinese you can easily understand half of it lmao

Egypt
I finished The Blind Owl about 3 weeks ago. I got into it through an online friend's recommendation.

Brazil
Kokoro, by Soseki
I'm secretly a weeaboo as for Japanese literature

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If LNs count, then Spice and Wolf
If not, then 1Q84

Das Kapital by Karl Marx. I now understand how wrong I was when I said bad things about communism.

Eragon a year ago

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I can't read, because I can't focus.

A few weeks ago

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Das Kapital isn't a novel

>Cunt
>Ready player one, Maybe 3 weeks ago.

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Extinction by Thomas Bernhard a month a month ago

I don't read much literature anymore though.

>Borges
Muh nigga.

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2. Crime and Punishment, about 2 years ago.
It was decent

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>And Then There Were None

England
I don't read fiction, this is the last thing I read

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>Roadside Picnic

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>All quiet on the western front this year

a sto punto leggiti i cartoni della pizza, spazzatura per spazzatura

So you like reading about hairy holes huh?
>nesbo in charge of character name

>novel
novels are trash, educational books is what matters

In the last two-ish years, I've read/finished reading at least the following books.

Cormack McCarthy: Blood Meridian
- a horribly violent story of men going to a private war, slaughtering natives etc; a bloody western

Robert W. Chambers: The King in Yellow
- creepy horror stories

Veikko Huovinen: Rauhanpiippu
- a novel about a pacifist philosopher escaping war in a fictional semi-latin american country; a pacifist polemic

Veikko Huovinen: Joe-setä – Aikalaisten kertomuksia Josef Stalinista
- semi-fictional and funny anecdotes about Stalin from 1988 (the writer had already taken on Hitler earlier)

Tuomas Kyrö: Mielensäpahoittaja + Mielensäpahoittaja ja ruskeakastike
- Old man wonders about the changing world

Tim Powers: The Anubis Gates
- a fun little historical action adventure novel full of magic, they should make a film about it (Tim Powers also wrote On Stranger Tides, inspiration for both Monkey Island games and one of the Pirates of the Caribbean films)

Cordwainer Smith: The Rediscovery of Man
- holy shit, cat girls in my late golden age scifi? it's more likely than you think!

Jerry Yulsman: Elleander Morning
- nice little alt history novel, germans rule the world in the 80's, woman mentally travels through time, becomes a rich whore and changes history by killing Hitler (yeah)

Jules Verne: Around the world in Eighty Days & Five Weeks in a Balloon
- Phileas Fogg is SERIOUSLY autistic
- Five Weeks in a Balloon is hilariously racist in that casual way

Robert Heinlein: Farnham’s Freehold
- oh boy...DEY IS KANGS NOW!

Thomas Pynchon: The Crying of Lot 49
- a weird adventure, can't be summarized

Kurt Vonnegut: Cat's Cradle
- it's a lark

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Just as expected, Hans.

He's right though
Haven't read a novel in years

murica
1984 a year ago

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do androids dream of electric sheep

Ma no, dai. L'insostenibile leggerezza dell'essere non è spaziale ma non è orrendo, la mia famiglia e altri animali è abbastanza spassoso.

Les oliviers du Négus, it's a collection of 4 short stories.

ci sono esattamente 2 pagine scritte bene nell'insostenibile leggerezza dell'essere, le prime. Che sono pure da mani nei capelli tralasciando la prosa...
a me durrell ha solo annoiato fino allo sfinimento

i havent read a full book ever

Durrell non mi ha annoiato per niente, l'ho trovato abbastanza leggero e forse non assurdamente divertente, ma non terribile. L'ho letto abbastanza volentieri.

L'insostenibile leggerezza dell'essere... l'ho iniziato due volte, volevo finirmelo. Non lo trovo spaziale, se non a tratti.

1. mex
2. las batallas en el desierto