itt your favorite books so far

[Anonymous No.11057767]

i'll start

[Anonymous No.11057781]

>>11057767
A shame google coudnt fiind the cover I own, imo it's much better than this one.

[Anonymous No.11057785]

>>11057767

The Sound and the Fury is my favourite as well.

Also gonna throw in a novella/short story: Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters

[Anonymous No.11057802]

>>11057767
Gravity's Rainbow and Moby Dick, unironically (Infinite Jest and Ulysses are ass though)
Mason & Dixon
the stories of Borges
In Parenthesis by David Jones
Invisible Cities by Calvino
The Rings of Saturn by Sebald
Seiobo There Below by Krasznahorkai.

[Anonymous No.11057812]

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

[Anonymous No.11057828]

>>11057767
NOOOOO FAULKNER IS GARBAGE HE USES RUN-ON SENTENCES REEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.11058596]

>>11057767
Be sure to read As I Lay Dying, if you haven't already.

[Anonymous No.11058606]

The savage detectives

[Anonymous No.11058610]

>>11057767
Watership Down
Don Quixote
Les Miserables
Wuthering Heights
The Sound of Waves
A brief History of Seven Killings

[Anonymous No.11058613]

Moby Dick
Germinal
Ulysses
The Sound and the Fury
Gravity's Rainbow
>mfw fell for all the memes and don't regret a thing

[Anonymous No.11058742]

[Anonymous No.11058747]

Blood Meridian
Confessions
Metamorphosis
War and Peace
Near the end of Anna Karenina when Levin is laying on the ground and watches the beetle/lady bug was amazing

[Anonymous No.11058751]

>>11058747
>Metamorphosis
Metamorphoses by Ovid**

[Anonymous No.11058757]

the book of disquiet
stoner
runaway horses
the master of go
don quixote
the good soldier svejk
rotk

[Anonymous No.11058776]

Its probably Suttree.

The Sound and the Fury and No Telephone to Heaven are up there as well. No Telephone to Heaven is by Michelle Cliff, very bloody and tragic book about Jamaica, very beautifully written, I highly recommend it.

[Anonymous No.11059546]

Stoner
Gravity's Rainbow
Invisible Man
Cat's Cradle
Ice (Anna Kavan)
Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said
To the Lighthouse

[Anonymous No.11059560]

The Road is prolly my favorite.
Ender's game is another favorite because of sentimental value, and it got me into reading.

[Anonymous No.11059567]

The Silmarillion
Anna Karenina
A Sand County Almanac
Stoner
The Once and Future King

[Anonymous No.11059576]

>>11058747

Levin resolving his spiritual crisis and the scene where he is looking at the sky, realizing that interpreting it as a blue rounded vault is just as meaningful as the fact it isn't, is my favorite part of the book. I reread that scene, and the part of Moby-Dick where Ahab almost turns back but can't fight his nature, fairly often.

[Anonymous No.11059624]

Honestly rate this higher than Grapes of Wrath. It might have helped that my name is also (a variant of) Cal and I have a brother that seems more loved and accepted than me despite my hard work.

[Anonymous No.11059792]

>>11058610
why is the sound of waves your favorite mishima?

[Anonymous No.11059808]

The Idiot

[Anonymous No.11059906]

>>11059808
no you

[Anonymous No.11059946]

The best John Williams book, it’s a masterpiece