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It's a very good resource on Latin American literature Larry Send a noteboard - 26/05/2012 07:57:56 PM
It might also point me to a few people I'm not familiar with but whose works I might like reading. I've got Lope de Vega, Cervantes, de la Barca and a few others from the Siglo de Oro (or just before it proper, like Lazarillo de Tormes).


There are references to Continental Spanish lit here and there, but it's interesting to see how little each influenced the other for most of the past four centuries.
Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit, one after another, and the fruit is experience. - Narrator, Sylvie

Je suis méchant.
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What should I read next in French and German? Tom - 22/05/2012 08:05:38 PM 1424 Views
My list of French literature I've read is extremely short, so, um, Racine? Yourcenar? Legolas - 22/05/2012 08:17:49 PM 858 Views
Re: My list of French literature I've read is extremely short, so, um, Racine? Yourcenar? DomA - 23/05/2012 03:23:37 AM 840 Views
That would require yet another Pléiade purchase Tom - 23/05/2012 04:10:48 AM 928 Views
Re: That would require yet another Pléiade purchase DomA - 23/05/2012 06:27:13 PM 1001 Views
Hrmph. Tom - 23/05/2012 09:29:54 PM 1009 Views
Essais de Montaigne jh - 22/05/2012 10:08:18 PM 960 Views
Re: Essais de Montaigne DomA - 23/05/2012 03:15:06 AM 1025 Views
What's wrong with Camus? Tom - 23/05/2012 04:00:48 AM 1134 Views
I'homme pretentieux by Pretentieux *NM* Dark Knight - 22/05/2012 10:47:59 PM 517 Views
Don't be a dick DK. *NM* Stephen - 22/05/2012 11:40:11 PM 374 Views
LOL Dan - 23/05/2012 03:35:46 AM 934 Views
You're a fucking retard. Tom - 23/05/2012 03:59:51 AM 1116 Views
How about one of the Greek Novels? Dan - 23/05/2012 03:47:58 AM 1025 Views
I don't have those. Tom - 23/05/2012 04:07:53 AM 959 Views
Yeah, Aristophanes sounds good. Dan - 23/05/2012 05:01:48 AM 992 Views
*browses shelves* Larry - 23/05/2012 06:43:38 AM 838 Views
I bought 16 books of Jung and 4 of Freud. Tom - 23/05/2012 01:44:16 PM 885 Views
Don Carlos Larry - 23/05/2012 06:21:48 PM 791 Views
Yeah, I have that. *NM* Tom - 23/05/2012 09:30:48 PM 387 Views
And if you were to read the Spanish versions, there are two well-known plays Larry - 23/05/2012 11:57:45 PM 921 Views
Okay, I looked at Don Carlos. I see no resemblance to Don Juan. Tom - 25/05/2012 08:40:05 PM 943 Views
I mentioned it because Don Juan appears in it, but is not the star of it Larry - 25/05/2012 10:24:20 PM 958 Views
It's hard for me to get excited about Spanish literature. Tom - 26/05/2012 02:18:40 AM 1152 Views
Carlos Fuentes said as much in his 2011 non-fiction book, La gran novela latinoamericana Larry - 26/05/2012 03:24:22 AM 1319 Views
It sounds interesting. Tom - 26/05/2012 02:14:28 PM 1323 Views
It's a very good resource on Latin American literature Larry - 26/05/2012 07:57:56 PM 996 Views
Re: *browses shelves* DomA - 23/05/2012 06:57:22 PM 1292 Views
I have the two-volume anthology of French poetry from Pléiade (book series, not the poet group). Tom - 23/05/2012 09:32:51 PM 1089 Views
Re: I have the two-volume anthology of French poetry from Pléiade (book series, not the poet group). DomA - 24/05/2012 01:38:45 AM 1156 Views
After counting, I realized I already have 45 Pléiade volumes Tom - 29/05/2012 01:42:51 AM 883 Views
You could read the world's first Sci-Fi novel, Lucian of Samosata's Ἀληθῆ διηγήματα. Tim - 27/05/2012 03:08:30 PM 957 Views
Having read more about that, I'm tempted to say genre fiction has always been bad. Tom - 28/05/2012 03:40:45 AM 868 Views
Re: What should I read next in French and German? smaug - 08/06/2012 09:33:44 PM 1268 Views
If you like Vian (and movies), you might like to know... DomA - 10/06/2012 01:41:41 AM 1124 Views
I have the Vian and Laclos Tom - 15/06/2012 03:57:09 AM 796 Views
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