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Anonymous No.24849282 [Report] >>24849875 >>24849880 >>24850686 >>24852044 >>24853621 >>24853823
Best novels by women
1. Eliot, 'Middlemarch'
2. Burney, 'Cecilia'
3. Brontë, 'Wuthering Heights'
4. Austen, 'Persuasion'
5. Rhys, 'Good Morning Midnight'
6. Woolf, 'The Waves'
7. Shelley, 'Frankenstein'
Anonymous No.24849299 [Report]
You should consider learning a second language.
Rhys is fucking 3rd-rate dogshit btw.
Anonymous No.24849443 [Report] >>24852019
>No Nathalie Sarraute
>No Marguerite Duras
Anonymous No.24849875 [Report] >>24850667
>>24849282 (OP)
>No women of color
Anonymous No.24849880 [Report] >>24849904
>>24849282 (OP)
>1. Eliot, 'Middlemarch'
wasn't this the same woman who was seething about austen novels for being too girly? unironic pick me behavior
Anonymous No.24849904 [Report] >>24849945
>>24849880
>noooooo you can't critique another woman in any way, ESPECIALLY if you're a woman
interesting
Anonymous No.24849945 [Report]
>>24849904
learn to read tourist. she criticised austen bitching about being too unrealistic and "femenine". charlotte bronte made better criticism without sounding like a pretentious twat
Anonymous No.24850667 [Report]
>>24849875
Toni Morrison is not a good writer.
Anonymous No.24850686 [Report]
>>24849282 (OP)
>best shits by dogs
Anonymous No.24852019 [Report] >>24852128 >>24852715
>>24849443
Duras isn't even the best Marguerite, let alone a woman author worthy of praise. Marguerite Yourcenar mogs.
Anonymous No.24852023 [Report]
Ayn Rand
Anonymous No.24852044 [Report]
>>24849282 (OP)
Mansfield Park is better than Persuasion
Anonymous No.24852128 [Report]
>>24852019
>Marguerite Yourcenar

actually undeniable
Anonymous No.24852715 [Report]
>>24852019
That's because you're a homosexual who wishes he was a catamite.
Anonymous No.24853621 [Report] >>24853636 >>24853823
>>24849282 (OP)
>3. Brontë, 'Wuthering Heights'
>6. Woolf, 'The Waves'
>7. Shelley, 'Frankenstein'
These are all arse. Read Iris Murdoch or Doris Lessing.
Anonymous No.24853636 [Report]
>>24853621

Murdoch is a bit weird. Lots of fun books, but maybe only the first two have a case to be great.

For postwar English stuff, maybe Spark is better?
Anonymous No.24853823 [Report]
>>24849282 (OP)
>tfw dropped 3 of those authors mid book and shan't be checking out the rest
thanks I guess
>>24853621
>Read Iris Murdoch or Doris Lessing.
ok, where's a good place to start with them?