Any language, any format, any genre.

The Brother's Karamazov by Dostoevsky or Hamlet.

Hm.. maybe Les Miserables?

Waiting For Godot, Madame Bovary

Both genres in general are just amazing (romanticism, and absurdist literature)

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I thought it was widely accepted as Don Quixote.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, in my opinion.

My literal dilemma. I keep hearing Russian literature slays and I want to learn Russian so I can read it but I hate Russia and would never visit.

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I'm not going to joke with you guys here, please, please, please read "The Yellow Wallpaper" -- it is a twelve page short story, and it is extremely moving. Easily my favorite short story, and I personally regard it as one of the best short-stories ever written.

https://www.nlm.nih.gov/literatureof...Wall-Paper.pdf

There, it's even free online. FREE. Take twenty minutes to read it.

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You know there are English translations...right? (Message me if you want to find the best ones.)


I'm learning Russian right now, actually! I want to be able to read Dostoevesky, Tolstoy etc in Russian.

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I remember my class reading this story in high school. i loved the story and it made great discussion

I have to agree

It's riveting! The tension! The suspense of: whether Niall and Harry would get together The symbolism of the half-a-heart!

My posts, lol jk I love Great Gatsby and Catcher in the Rye. The directness and sharpness of Hemmingway's prose is also stunning.

The Catcher In the Rye and A Perfect Day For Bananafish by J.D. Salinger