Where do I star with Kundera
>>7538484
>Kundera threat
Mishimatch
>>7538508
Wallace about time
>>7538514
Pushkin to shove
>>7538518
Chekhov these dubs
>>7538523
Not the best Joyce
>>7538523
Vonnegut time big boy?
>>7538529
Camus part
>>7538531
Lewis nut
>>7538484
Man, I just started The Book of Laughter and Forgetting and I'm already loving it. I've had to stop from highlighting like 75% of it.
I read Unbearable Lightness & Slowness about 12 years ago, and really liked those, but don't remember either too well except in Lightness was really sad and Slowness had some buttplay in it. Will probably reread Unbearable Lightness soon, but I'd say start at the Book of Laughter and Forgetting since it was his first big break anyway
>>7538533
Gogol gadget nose
>>7538541
Bely button
>>7538541
something Amis
>>7538553
Austen translation
>>7538555
Beckett home
>>7538541
Lispector gadget
>>7538562
look out Bellow
>>7538568
Bester the best
>>7538575
Bunin the oven
>>7538581
Chopin list
>>7538581
we would've also accepted
Bunyan the oven
>>7538586
Donoso bad after all
>>7538589
Heller high water
>>7538594
Hugo first
Paz the butter
>>7538484
I'd start with his first book, The Joke. Representative of what he does, and less inaccessible than some of his later work. Skip his French books unless you really love him.
Unbearable Lightness of Being and Laughable Loves as your first two in any order. Then Laughter and Forgetting.
>>7539606
I'll second Laughable Loves. It's stories which is always good as an introduction to a writer.
Keret kek
Begin and end with his first and best book, The Joke.
