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French lit 12/03/25(Wed)09:01:23 No.24922717
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French lit Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)09:01:23 No.24922717
What are some essential French novels that aren't your Hugo, Dumas, Flaubert, etc. Something about the early 19th century French setting seems so comfy to me and I want to read more, but I've read a lot of the big names.
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)09:10:02 No.24922729
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)09:10:02 No.24922729
Huysmans
Proust
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)11:46:19 No.24923004
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)11:46:19 No.24923004
>>24922717
Just in case you haven't read it: Lost Illusions by Balzac. Sorry if that already fits into your "etc". 19th century French novels are very comfy, so I'll be checking back in here for some recommendations too.
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)11:54:54 No.24923022
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)11:54:54 No.24923022
>>24922717
Read all of Balzac's La Comédie humaine and Zola's Les Rougon-Macquart. That should keep you busy.
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)11:56:56 No.24923029
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)11:56:56 No.24923029
>>24923004
>>24923022
>hon hon hon read the ballsack
Grow up.
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)13:06:05 No.24923204
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)13:06:05 No.24923204
Rousseau, Chateaubriand, Senancour, Lamartine Stendhal and Balzac are all their biggest inspirations. Germaine de Stael too apparently but I haven't read anything from her.
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)17:11:54 No.24923740
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)17:11:54 No.24923740
>>24923029
>writes 'ballsack' in place of 'Balzac'>
>tells me to 'grow up'>
Read Balzac's Droll Stories and learn how not to be a cuck and an absolute joke.
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Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)17:25:38 No.24923767
Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)17:25:38 No.24923767
>>24923740
He's joking trouduc
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