ITT: Male narrators written by women or female narrators written by men

>Willa Catheter

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family happines tolstoy

this. They try but their boobs get in the way.

Last chapter of Ulysses by jimmy joy

The Good Earth

Brideshead Revisited was good tho

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Blast from the past, kapow you're welcome

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Male writer, intersex narrator raised as female until teenage years.

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Goethe, Confessions of a Beautiful Soul

Carson McCullers wrote one of the greatest male characters of all time - Jake Blount.

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sry meants to >> op

That cover hurts my eyes.

That's not by a woman author.

What do you mean?

The post it was responding to was about women writers, but that book is written by a man.

lel

shit book

Boo!

Read Aracoeli by Elsa Morante and come back.

Lmao
The Secret History by Donna Tartt

Gilead - Marilynne Robinson
Memoirs of Hadrian - Marguerite Yourcenar

Pic related is pretty solid

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Marguerite Yourcenar.
(The Abyss, Memoirs of Hadrian)
OK she was an aristocratic lesbian so she had an unfair advantage, but hey...

sounds gay. read Wasp factory instead.

I did not enjoy it either, but I can’t call it shit because parts of it are memorable.

Good book, but Richard is hardly a protag worth praising.

What did he mean by this?

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>woman writes 800 page novel about a jew
So I expect Yea Forums loves this

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Why would a lesbian know more about men?

How is that relevant?

This. They don't understand what manliness is other than big muscles. They don't understand the fundamental values that makes a man a man.

SPOILERS

eh, you haven't lived, have you?

Solid refutation. Loved that book.

See.

>They don't understand the fundamental values that makes a man a man.
And what, pray tell, is the universal consensus on what these values are?

Manly virtues include honor, loyalty, bravery, etc. This is one of the reasons that men enjoy movies and history about war much more.

Isn't Frankenstein a special case, considering the involvement of Percy Shelley?

>Willa Catheter
based
I agree though. I've only read The Professor's House, but I thought it was fantastic. It's been a while so I don't remember if the narration is first or third person, but anyway, the male characters were good I thought. She and Flannery O'Connor are the only female authors I've really enjoyed. I guess I should read

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FPBP

The extent of his involvement was getting his ass kicked in a spooky story competition among friends.

>male narrators written by women
I want more of these, preferably by women before this century.

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21st c female authors: *makes all the male characters mean stupid or unhelpful*
also 21st c female authors: men can't write women lol breasted boobily xD