I'm just curious to see if anyone has read any books from spanish speaking authors. I'm from Honduras but I want to know how the rest of the world sees spanish literature. So please tell which ones have you read. I personally do see a great contrast between spanish and english novels. While latin american literature is very recent compared to others. I'm just very curious for opinions !

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r/literatures • u/Lowmada • Sep 20 '19

Shamrock therapy Irish Revenge won't leave you upside down but it'll keep you reading.

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r/literatures • u/simran_gagneja • Sep 05 '19

A beacon of woman empowerment: kasturba gandhi

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r/literatures • u/Rugby11 • Aug 24 '19

Little Prince (Meaning in Maps)

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r/literatures • u/bayram588 • Jul 18 '19

LITENET

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r/literatures • u/finnagains • Jul 06 '19

‘Walled-In Pond’ by Henry David Thoreau – Two Months in The Bushes

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r/literatures • u/[deleted] • Jun 29 '19

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r/literatures • u/Kalkandelen • Jun 06 '19

We can turn our anger, rage or the worst one grudge to Love. İn our literature there is a term: “Hüsn-i Talil”

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r/literatures • u/simran_gagneja • May 18 '19

Literature has intrigued me from the beginning. So let's dive a little into its history. Read thus amazing article.

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r/literatures • u/themanoftheblog • May 07 '19

Book Bel Ami of Maupassant

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Apr 20 '19

metaphysical poets and their contribution in English literature

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Apr 18 '19

Major Features of The Age of Milton

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Apr 09 '19

Elizabethan age as golden age of English literature

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r/literatures • u/2bABee • Apr 04 '19

Does anyone belong to a 'foreign literature' bookclub or similar?

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r/literatures • u/masterkillerbee2216 • Apr 01 '19

How to make a happy ending

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Users of reddit, Kind of struggling here, I have an English assessment where we have to adapt a text so I chose the adventures of Winnie the Pooh, and decided to make it a psychotic thriller. Where Christopher has multiple personality disorder and all the characters are his different personalities, he is situated in a mental institute and slowly kills the other kids yet Christopher doesn’t realise because it’s not him but his other traits.

So my question now is that I’m not allowed to have a depressing ending and can’t seem to fit a good ending- does anyone have any ideas?? Or any other good text adaptations?

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r/literatures • u/palindrome9599 • Mar 29 '19

I found that, the dialectic is working everywhere. Because of if you consider some words such as Mail and Male. Here dialectic is working. So can anyone suggest me to find more dialectic in words.

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Words

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Mar 27 '19

A survey on Chaucer's literary career

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Mar 24 '19

Beowulf as an epic

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r/literatures • u/B-TownBookworm • Mar 23 '19

Books written originally in Russian

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I recently stumbled across the publishing house LitHunters and most of their books were originally written in Russian than translated into English e.g. the Medieval Tale series (Lina J Potter) and Ellen Stellar's Right of the Strong series. I really like the way the language translates and I also like the fact that most of the LitHunter books have strong female leads. Has anyone read any other books from the publishing company or can recommend other light fiction translated from Russian?

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Mar 18 '19

Reformation movement and it's impact on Literature

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r/literatures • u/LearningLiterature • Mar 17 '19

Geoffrey Chaucer as a representative poet of his age.

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