No.13179
Anonymous
2026-10-04 21:19:01
Literature
This is a rather rich list, are you reading these all in the original language as depicted in the topster?
currently im reading Perfume by Suskind. apparently this was Kurt cobains favorite book. no spoilers
No.13194
Anonymous
2026-10-05 11:45:53
>>13189
They all die at the end
They all die at the end
Oh, I created this thread by mistake. I was going to add a brief observation about the "flavour" shared by some of my favourite works (An evening with Claire, La porte étroite, Adolphe, etc.), but I changed my mind.
>>13183
I only read Spanish, English, French and (with great difficulty) Italian. I read Handke in translation.
As for the list, I had to make a considerable effort not to add more titles by Papini, or an excessive number of Argentine authors (although Gálvez and Cambaceres are the only ones who do not enjoy significant popularity in the Spanish-speaking world).
>>13183
I only read Spanish, English, French and (with great difficulty) Italian. I read Handke in translation.
As for the list, I had to make a considerable effort not to add more titles by Papini, or an excessive number of Argentine authors (although Gálvez and Cambaceres are the only ones who do not enjoy significant popularity in the Spanish-speaking world).
>>13196
Recomendame algunos autores o libros sureños. Solo he leído Onetti, Cortazar, Borges, Sábato y un poquito de Quiroga (solo algunos cuentos). También he oído cosas buenas sobre Pizarnick.
Recomendame algunos autores o libros sureños. Solo he leído Onetti, Cortazar, Borges, Sábato y un poquito de Quiroga (solo algunos cuentos). También he oído cosas buenas sobre Pizarnick.
Extracción de la piedra de la locura es lo único que he leído de Pizarnik. Me ha parecido de una gran calidad, aunque, como no suelo leer poesía, mi juicio no posee demasiado valor.
Si manejás bien el español, te recomiendo a Leopoldo Marechal. Adán Buenosayres y El banquete de Severo Arcángelo son obras muy complejas, extremadamente ricas en referencias históricas y culturales. Dicha densidad es aligerada por un humor muy particular.
Si manejás bien el español, te recomiendo a Leopoldo Marechal. Adán Buenosayres y El banquete de Severo Arcángelo son obras muy complejas, extremadamente ricas en referencias históricas y culturales. Dicha densidad es aligerada por un humor muy particular.
No.13289
Anonymous
2026-10-10 17:24:19
I wish more people spoke about Handke. I find nearly all his work incredibly interesting (if only intermittently successful), and the Slow Homecoming series has probably the most immersive prose stylistics I have ever seen.
No.13291
Anonymous
2026-10-10 21:53:29