IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME BY PROUST

>>8230974
>4,215 pages
I would be searching the time I lost reading it for sure haha xDD!1

is it a meme or are you serious? did you really finish it? tell me about it.

>>8230980
he's serious. the entire thing is about remembering. i finished combray, it was good, but i'd rather finish it when i can read it in french.

>>8230991
but in which way does it approach memory?
ironically one of the reasons why im concerned about memory is because of asking myself why do I read long books when I end up forgeting almost everything I read. and well, obviously this applies to almost everything in life.

>>8231002
>but in which way does it approach memory?

through a novel. seriously, what kind of question is that?

>>8231012
...nevermind

the buried giant. even though it's shit

In Search of Lost Time is 10/10
Just make sure to put your big boy reading glasses on first, but it's an absolutely beautiful book

I don't re-MEMBER any!

haha

>>8231208
incredible.

>>8230970
proust
ishiguro

Sebald, much of Nabokov.

>>8230970
just watch all of chris maker's filmography

>>8231259
i mean sans soleil and the others i guess but

>le fond de l'air est rouge
>chats perches

not really relevant

the mezzanine