Hi! I've given myself the challenge to, each year, read at least one book of last year's Nobel Literature Prize Winner. However, I had never heard of him before and I dont know which way to start. For context, I read a lot but I'm kinda new into classics and more "profound" kind of books. To give some examples of what I like, some of the authors I enjoy the most are Ken Follet, Brandon Sanderson, Dan Brown, Isabel Allende, Margaret Atwood… I have read some classics such as Wuthering Heights, The Stranger or White Nights, but I feel that I wasn't well read enough to really enjoy them. Which László Krasznahorkai book do you think will be the best for me? Thanks :))
by lleiza