AI-generated picks from your reading and viewing history
The first volume of The Sea of Fertility tetralogy — Mishima's magnum opus. You've read four of his novels and 仮面の告白 is an all-time favourite. An aristocratic love story set in Taisho-era Japan.
If Proust and Dostoevsky had a third sibling. Set in the twilight of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, endlessly digressive and ironic.
Soviet-era stories with the underground intensity of Dostoevsky filtered through absurdism. Short and very strange.
If Perfect Days and the contemplative end of your taste had an Asian counterpart. Thai hospital life, memory, and light.
Pairs with The Captive Mind and your interest in fascism as psychology. A man joins Mussolini's secret police to suppress his own nature. Visually stunning.
You've watched a lot of French cinema — Rohmer, Malle, Bresson, Godard. This Rivette masterpiece is the great gap. Playful and mysterious.
