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I just got into classic literature and I’m obsessed.

I love classic! feel free to add me.
I have a recently started a small group here Between the Pages, feel free to join if that is something that resonates
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...

Currently trying to get into the genre and expand my taste 💞

I've read all types of books, including classical literature. Have you tried Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy. Treasure Island on audio is excellent, too. Some of my own works that try to emulate these great authors might include my trilogy: The Nationalists, Exile, and The Irish. The Scribe, too, come to think of it. And Darerca.

Ah I love classics…my favorite one ist wuthering heights🥰

Feel free to add me. I trying to find more booktokers into classics

yes! I just added you.

Yes, definitely

The Forsyth Saga is one of my favorite books of all time.

I have a question for all of you: what do you think about Italian classical literature?

Do you mean modern classic? If so, I love Italo Calvino. I love the way he plays with time, blending scientific concepts, philosophical ideas, bending traditional narratives to explore reality, human nature, and chaos of everything.

But he is considered modern or postmodern, not classical like Dante or Boccaccio which, I think, is what you had in mind posting this question.

I love Pride and Prejudice

M. wrote: "I have a question for all of you: what do you think about Italian classical literature?"

Do you have specific recommendations?

I've recently started reading Russian Literature. I've gotten through Crime and Punishment and Anna Karenina, some of the most well known books. Any recommendations on what to read next?

Lishy wrote: "I've recently started reading Russian Literature. I've gotten through Crime and Punishment and Anna Karenina, some of the most well known books. Any recommendations on what to read next?"
Alexander Pushkin – "The Queen of Spades". It is a blend of gothic mystery and psychological depth.
Gogol-The Nose & The Overcoat and other stories.
Ivan Turgenev – "First Love". It is a beautiful lyrical prose.

Asia wrote: "Do you mean modern classic? If so, I love Italo Calvino. I love the way he plays with time, blending scientific concepts, philosophical ideas, bending traditional narratives to explore reality, hum..."

Yes, her way of writing is truly extraordinary.