Have you ever read a book or a piece of text that made you cry or very sad?
Any suggestions for books that will make me sad? I have read one book when some guys friend commits suicide. But it was a long time ago, and I only partially remember it.
The Sound and The Fury
The Bell Jar
The Book of Disquiet
Notes from the Underground
>Arguably one of the greatest generals ever
>Champion of your queen, named prince in the HRE, family that you adore
>Cast down by your queen due to a petty female squabble
>Disgraced by your country
>condemned in your old age for perfidy and treason despite your service
>have series of strokes
>laying in bed of your castle, with all your glories crumbled and Blenheim/Malplaquet years distant
>Your wife and daughters arguing over your fortune your last memory as your eyes lose sight
Churchill's best work and I cried throughout the second volume. The last chapter of Stoner was pretty sad too.
>>7860538
>getting emotional over Sylvia Plath: the progenitor of Tumblr poetry
Well I don't really cry, but Flannery O'Connor hits me hard sometimes. Not even while I'm reading it usually, I'll just be reminded of one of her stories sometimes and oof.
>>7860574
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>>7860584
Kill yourself
The Infilitrator
The Traitor
The Fixer
Matthew Pierce: Evade and Escape 2
The Killer
The Gunman
The Shooter
The Man who was a scope
A Killer in Three
John Morris in International Takedown
>>7860576
Yeah OP, read A Good Man is Hard to Find.
Oblomov made me cry like a little girl tbbq
>>7860584
Kill yourself twice
I think the first time a story made me cry was when I finished Death of a Salesman in high school
It didn't make me cry but I found Infinite Jest incredibly sad, especially the parts to do with the Orin and the relationship between him and Himself, also a lot of the addiction stories were upsetting.
lolita
catch-22 fucked me up good
>>7861079
Catch-22? What about it was sad?
The story of Isaac and Abraham.
>>7861083
everyone die m8
>>7861159
Spoiler
The ending of The Tartar Steppe hit me right in the feels, manly tears were shed...
>>7863998
Oh man. You think you have all the time in the world andsuddenly you're old
>>7861159
Thier deaths were hilarious m8
>>7860584
>le mischaracterisation and imputations of bigotry
>>7864136
and quite sexual
Read this a good decade ago at least, melodrama is off the charts
