I want to read more books from the 20th century. Who are the greatest writers of that time?

I want to read more books from the 20th century. Who are the greatest writers of that time?

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The Twentieth Century New Testament

> reading books
get out of here

1. James Joyce
2. William Faulkner
3. Marcel Proust
4. W. B. Yeats
5. T. S. Eliot
6. Franz Kafka
7. Thomas Mann
8. George Bernard Shaw
9. Samuel Beckett
10. Virginia Woolf

Henry James did most of his work in the 19th century, but he was important enough for the 20th to be noted ITT.

Claude Simon

Henri Michaux
Beckett
Celine
Borges
Kafka
Joyce
Robert Pinget
Bataille (not his fiction)
Clarice Lispector
Gaddis
Gunter Grass
Leonora Carrington
Italo Calvino
Alain Bosquet
Maurice Blanchot

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No particular order, although I'd put Michaux, Beckett, and Kafka at the top

What works of his would you recommend starting out with. I know almost nothing about him.

Jesus christ, develop your own taste

The more famous authors are acclaimed for a reason. Your taste must be pretty horrible if you overrate obscure authors just for the sake of appearing different.

The Flanders Road
The Grass

Bernhard is the most based writer of the 20th century

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I'd still put Eliot, Woolf, Proust and Joyce in my top 20 personally, but your list is literally like a copy/paste from the 'Goodreads best 20th century books of all time!'. A huge part of the reason all those particular authors are acclaimed is because of the historical and social conditions those particular writers found themselves in. Some of them have merit, some of them are even great, but saying that they are all objectively the best writers of the 20th century just suggests that you can't be bothered, or are frightened to, have an opinion of your own and you need Harold Bloom, goodreads et al to tell you what to pick up next

>projecting
Yikes.

Gombrowicz

Thank you

You can't just meme-spam 'projecting' and pretend you've made a cogent point

Bob Dylan

>took the bait, too
Yikes.

Whatever man have fun reading the Great Gatsby again

Daphne Du Maurier
Robert Warren Penn
Cormac McCarthy

wat?

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