René's Flesh

Bro really excluded Algeria because of 'Confessions' and 'The Stranger'.

>>25213781
What if I told you an overwhelming majority of Nobels are awarded to African writers? Would that change your little chart?

>>25213781
Naguib Mahfouz is a Nobel Laureate

>>25213781
Enlighten yourself with Magzhan Zhumabayev, chud

>>25213781
>Malay Annals
>Secret History of Mongolia
>Mariategui: Seven Essays on Peruvian Reality
>Kebra Nagast
>Haille Selassie's Autobiography
>Long Road to Freedom by Nelson Mandela
>Collected Writings of Ho Chi Minh
>Collected Writings of Fidel Castro
>Collected Writings of Chairman Gonzalo
>Collected Speeches of Lee Kuan Yew

Take Egypt and Morocco off the chart, nigga.

>>25213781
Bad bait.

If you believe this sincerely, you have read nothing apart from your cramped western canon, written, read and commented by faggots who champion Apollonian thought. You have no interest in interesting thought. You paraphrase and misquote the occasional Greek and Roman faggot. The only way you know to talk about politics is Marx and for Psychology is Freud. You are not even a pesud. Even a pesud will block out the nations that have been nominated for the literature Nobel Prize. You are a subhuman nigger.

>>25213781
most of the latin american countries you picked have better than average literary histories

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>>25213799
What are you goobers talking about? He should have omitted Egypt, South Africa, Peru and Guatemala according to this map, but he even had the decent to omit Nigeria, which few chuds would think to do.

I also think he should probably omit Morocco and Cyprus. Maybe also Pakistan (do the Vedas count?)

>>25213799
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>>25213932
>No book names
My point stands

>>25213957
peru, venezuela, uruguay, nicaragua should all be off

>>25213978
I can believe that Venezuela has a couple good books. You're going to have to make a case for Nicaragua and Uruguay though.

>who is Rubén Dario

>>25213981
>You're going to have to make a case
ur gonna have to open a book. ruben dario is one of the most famous and lauded poets of the modern period. "make a case" dafuq

>>25213781
>egypt
Any ancient shit written there.
>molgolia
The secret history of the mongols.
>pakistan
I think the vedas and upanishads were partly composed in Pakistan’s modern day territory.
The rest I’ve got nothing.

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>no one posted it yet

>>25213791
>bruh cuh fammed on g
Is this really the only way you know to express yourself?

>>25213781
Are there any north Macedonian books worth reading?

>>25213791
Huh? That's French

>>25213973
Book of Words, Masa, etc. Also a wide variety of poetry collections

>>25213781
The 1001 Nights of Scheherazade

What do I win?

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>>25213781
If you are restricting it to only modern incarnations of those countries then there is The Lake of Vengeance by Hong Thai. It’s a romance/ thriller from Vietnam about a detective going after a corrupt lord and others entangled in supernatural killings blamed on a monster said to chop off heads of its victims which was adapted to a popular film. I couldn’t find any translations of it to read in English though.

Peru has Mario Vargas Llosa

>>25213781
There's a lot missing from this map.

>>25214329
Only Belize, El Salvador and maybe Andorra. Has anyone written a book of international significance in Andorra?

>>25213781
i remember looking for a book about the kazakh? (it was a central asian -stan country) national tale, it exists but i forgot what it was called, i’ll look later

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Some of these poets are Sri Lankan.

>>25213799
DEI laureates, unironically.

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I haven't read them, but Levrero and Onetti are from Uruguay.
>Guatemala
Come on now!

>>25213781
stealth rec thread?

>>25213799
>bringing up ((((nobels)))) in 2026
LMAO holy fucking shit anon you are mentally handicapped

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>>25213781
>uruguay
Horario Quiroga

>>25213781
La ciudad de los perros by Mario Vargas Llosas from Perú. A nobel, I think?
Tabaré by José something something from Uruguay. Also Quiroga.
The book of the dead from Egypt.

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Chingiz Aitmatov from Kyrgyzstan is a very interesting writer.

>>25214886
This. Farewell, Gulsary! is so fucking good.

>>25214039
>oh my science! what poor grammar
throw yourself in front of a bus and do us all a favor

>>25213781
The Egyptian Book Of The Dead

>>25213781
Indian or Brazilian made this thread. Which is it?

>>25213781
Noli Me Tangere by José Rizal

>>25213781
Children of the Alley by Naguib Mahfouz. Take Egypt off.

>>25214052
Algeria was an integral part of the French state

Bro really forgot where The Old Man and the Sea was written.

>>25214952
Brazil has The Alchemist

Tangier, Morocco, is literally known as a fucking literary hub. Naked Lunch was written there.

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>>25214990
Only menopause ladies read Paulo Coelho.
Ironically Brazil has a lot of mehh-tier writers that a LOT of people have read but kind of forgot.

>>25214838
I really wanna learn Spanish so I can read authors like this. The only Quiroga book for sale in english is ai translated and the only translated stories I found were on some dudes blog. After reading 2666 and most of Bolaño's work i feel like I am missing something by being an anglophone. I have a mild grasp of the language from school but I should work on immersing myself in it.

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>>25213781
>Nepal
>>25213930

>>25213781
>cuba
Jose Lezama Lima
>peru
Mario Vargas Llosa
>colombia
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
>egypt
Naguib Mahfouz