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I just read Winesburg, Ohio and I was blown away. I loved the small town themes. I loved the simple, but impactful writing. I just loved it. Should I read more Anderson? Where do I go next? Any recommendations for other books like this? Bonus if short stories.
Is this wizard of Oz reverse shit
>>7381728
I..
pls
Our Souls at Night is very short and similar enough.
>>7382055
Ordered. Thanks.
>>7381718
Short stories of Wallace Stegner.
>>7382818
Hey no worries man. If you were in Western Europe I'd have mailed it to you.
Also google: "short story cycle", on the wiki are other books of a similar structure at least. I'd also recommend What's Eating Gilbert Grape (the novel) for similar small-town feels.
>>7381718
Mohawk and Empire Falls by Richard Russo
Some great small town writing. Give Flannery O' Connor's short stories a try as well.
Martian chronicles by Bradbury. He even name drops winesburg, Ohio in the intro.
Obviously more sci fi but I think you'll find many parallels
>>7383264
His Dandelion Wine is good for small town feels too.
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Cannery Row by Steinbeck
Lots of Alice Munro's stories
Maybe Little, Big as well.
>>7381718
GOAT novel lad
>>7384540
THIS
Anything by Carson McCullers, really. John Cheever, for that matter. You might also like Annie Dillard.
