Plots? Or Stream-of-Consciousness? Which would you rather read?
I’ve not read much stream-of-consciousness, but it does intrigue me. Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse
Anyone have any good recommendations for stream-of-consciousness?
Plots? Or Stream-of-Consciousness? Which would you rather read?
I’ve not read much stream-of-consciousness, but it does intrigue me. Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse
Anyone have any good recommendations for stream-of-consciousness?
Plotting is my answer, check it out [HERE]
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My answer would be both too, though I need to be in the mood for stream-of-consciousness. I was glad to see you mention To The lighthouse, as I hope to read that this year. I finished Mrs Dalloway recently and it was definitely the best use of stream-of-consciousness I have ever seen.
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Mrs. Dalloway is on my TBR shelves; I’ll have to bump it up :)
I’d say “Anything modernist” as a recommendation, but that’s not entirely fair.
This link should give you a starting point, though. I can’t vouch for all the books on there, but the ones I know (Faulker, Joyce, Woolf, Eliot, Rhys) definitely fit there. (I know it’s Wikipedia, I know.)
My answer for reading is ‘plot’, though. If only because I find s-o-c incredibly hard to focus on. (Well, that and I hated reading half the authors I’ve just mentioned to you. ^-~ Over half, technically, since it’s uneven.)
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