Best novels by women1. Eliot, 'Middlemarch'2. Burney, 'Cecilia'3. Brontë, 'Wuthering Heights'4. Austen, 'Persuasion'5. Rhys, 'Good Morning Midnight'6. Woolf, 'The Waves'7. Shelley, 'Frankenstein'
You should consider learning a second language. Rhys is fucking 3rd-rate dogshit btw.
>No Nathalie Sarraute>No Marguerite Duras
>>24849282>No women of color
>>24849282>1. Eliot, 'Middlemarch'wasn't this the same woman who was seething about austen novels for being too girly? unironic pick me behavior
>>24849880>noooooo you can't critique another woman in any way, ESPECIALLY if you're a womaninteresting
>>24849904learn to read tourist. she criticised austen bitching about being too unrealistic and "femenine". charlotte bronte made better criticism without sounding like a pretentious twat
>>24849875Toni Morrison is not a good writer.
>>24849282>best shits by dogs
>>24849443Duras isn't even the best Marguerite, let alone a woman author worthy of praise. Marguerite Yourcenar mogs.
Ayn Rand
>>24849282Mansfield Park is better than Persuasion
>>24852019>Marguerite Yourcenaractually undeniable
>>24852019That's because you're a homosexual who wishes he was a catamite.
>>24849282>3. Brontë, 'Wuthering Heights'>6. Woolf, 'The Waves'>7. Shelley, 'Frankenstein'These are all arse. Read Iris Murdoch or Doris Lessing.
>>24853621Murdoch is a bit weird. Lots of fun books, but maybe only the first two have a case to be great. For postwar English stuff, maybe Spark is better?
>>24849282>tfw dropped 3 of those authors mid book and shan't be checking out the restthanks I guess>>24853621>Read Iris Murdoch or Doris Lessing.ok, where's a good place to start with them?
