Existentialist


The Stranger
Nausea
The Metamorphosis
The Plague
The Fall
Waiting for Godot
The Trial
Crime and Punishment
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
Notes from Underground
The Brothers Karamazov
Being and Nothingness
The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Existentialism is a Humanism
Fear and Trembling
Milk Fed by Melissa BroderThe Edible Woman by Margaret AtwoodYou Too Can Have a Body Like Mine by Alexandra KleemanCursed Bread by Sophie MackintoshPiglet by Hazell Lottie
Weird Existentialist Food Fiction
16 books — 6 voters
The Stranger by Albert CamusCrime and Punishment by Fyodor DostoevskyThe Metamorphosis by Franz KafkaNausea by Jean-Paul SartreThe Trial by Franz Kafka
Best Existential Fiction
444 books — 759 voters

Aman Tiwari
Maybe there exists an inherent contradiction in our desires. Maybe this is the reason why we never feel contentment even after the fulfilment of our desires. Maybe we desire actually of a ‘continuous desire’ or persistence of a desire and not its ‘fulfilment’ as such.
Aman Tiwari, Memoir: The Cathartic Night

Walter M. Miller Jr.
the world weighed heavily upon him. What did the world weigh? It weighs, but is not weighed. Sometimes its scales are crooked. It weighs life and labor in the balance against silver and gold. That’ll never balance. But fast and ruthless, it keeps on weighing. It spills a lot of life that way, and sometimes a little gold.
Walter M. Miller Jr., A Canticle for Leibowitz

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