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 No.15715

What are some underrated/lesser known American writers? One of my favorite authors is Frank Norris, who while isn't completely obscure doesn't get much attention. The Octopus and McTeague are his best. Recommendations please.

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 No.15716

I never see anybody talk about Louis Auchincloss, who I've been on a major binge of recently. Great stuff.

I'll eternally shill Peter Matthiessen, who isn't particularly obscure but who also doesn't often make it into "best of" or "must read" lists

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 No.15719

>>15716

>Louis Auchincloss

Holy shit this dude wrote. Where do you even start with him?

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 No.15739

>>15719

I think "Confessions of a Jacobite" and "Diary of a Yuppie" are both excellent and quick reads.

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 No.16655

Christopher Isherwood (Prater Violet, and others).

I realize he was born British, but later became a US citizen.

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