Existentialist and Absurdist Fiction
Absurdist and existentialist fiction confronts the central tension of human life: our relentless search for meaning in a universe that offers none. These works explore freedom, alienation, responsibility, and the burden of choice. Characters often stand alone against indifferent systems, silent gods, or their own fractured consciousness. You can suggest works in comments section below
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Beyond the Bard (Plays)
Shakespeare ain't the only playwright worth reading
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drama school syllabus
plays I think everyone should read! special attention paid to: scripts you can still get a lot out of with just what’s on the page, careful curation from our most prolific/famous playwrights, diversity in many forms
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Books Straight from a English Literature Syllabus
All these books are taken from various courses I've taken as English Literature undergrad! Contains both well known classics and ones you probably have never heard of. (work in progress)
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The Play's The Thing
Plays we've enjoyed reading (and watching come to life in our mind's eye, hopefully even performed)
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