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Books like The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

12 books with a reading profile close to The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories by Charles Bukowski. Contemplative and thought-provoking; a moderate read.

  1. 1 Perfection

    Perfection

    by Vincenzo Latronico

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    Anna and Tom are a professional creative couple who migrate from southern Europe to Berlin, seeking an aesthetic and social utopia.

  2. 2 Doce cuentos peregrinos

    Doce cuentos peregrinos

    by Gabriel García Márquez

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    Doce cuentos peregrinos follows Latin American migrants living throughout Europe, from the rainy streets of Geneva to the apartments of Barcelona and Rome.

  3. 3 First Person Singular: Stories

    First Person Singular: Stories

    by Haruki Murakami

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    Eight stories by Haruki Murakami, most narrated in the first person by men looking back at odd episodes in their lives.

  4. 4 After the Quake

    After the Quake

    by Haruki Murakami

    Also contemplative and thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    Six stories by Murakami are set in the weeks after the 1995 Kobe earthquake, though the quake itself happens off-stage.

  5. 5 Tenth of December

    Tenth of December

    by George Saunders

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    George Saunders’ collection of short fiction presents characters navigating moral crises within a landscape of economic precarity and pharmaceutical intervention.

  6. 6 A Children's Bible

    A Children's Bible

    by Lydia Millet

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    In a massive lakeside estate, a group of cynical children and teenagers endure a summer vacation while their parents remain in a stupor of alcohol and neglect.

  7. 7 Intimacies

    Intimacies

    by Katie Kitamura

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    An unnamed female interpreter moves from New York to The Hague to work at the International Criminal Court.

  8. 8 Our Missing Hearts

    Our Missing Hearts

    by Celeste Ng

    narrative, literary

    Twelve-year-old Noah Gardner, known as Bird, lives in a future America governed by PACT: the Preserving American Culture and Traditions Act.

  9. 9 Everything is Illuminated

    Everything is Illuminated

    by Jonathan Safran Foer

    Also contemplative and thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    A young American named Jonathan Safran Foer travels to post-Soviet Ukraine to locate Augustine, a woman who saved his grandfather from the Nazis.

  10. 10 No One Belongs Here More Than You

    No One Belongs Here More Than You

    by Miranda July

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    Miranda July's debut collection brings together sixteen stories about lonely, odd and hopeful people.

  11. 11 Bad Girls

    Bad Girls

    by Camila Sosa Villada

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    In the city of Córdoba, Argentina, a group of trans women, travestis, work at night in a park and live together in a boarding house.

  12. 12 Boy, Snow, Bird

    Boy, Snow, Bird

    by Helen Oyeyemi

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, literary

    In 1953, Boy Novak flees her abusive father in New York City and settles in Flax Hill, Massachusetts.

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