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85Marturion says
Thornton Wilder, one of the most understated and under-read American novelists of the 20th Century, wrote beautifully compelling stories about self-discovery and realization under bizarre and surreal circumstances. To date, my favorite book of his is The Eighth Day. This is an experimental piece, in which Wilder proposed that a story can be told by ignoring plot and focusing entirely on characterization. The result is a tremendous read, and I recommend it to, well, everyone.
6276A Few Classic Stories of Travelers or Wanderers
I'm of the belief that if you look closely at any given fictional book there is a traveler seeking something, even if they don't know it. From children stories like the Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland,... keep reading →
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