Los autores más vengativos de la historia y sus libros letales

Semillas de Papel

Semillas de Papel

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How many times have you wanted to write that hateful message… but ended up not sending it?

Some people did. And they did it with such elegance that we still read them today.
In this video, I'll tell you about 8 books brimming with resentment, envy, and settling scores. Works where hatred became highbrow literature:

SHORTCUTS AND LINKS

01:00 De Profundis – Oscar Wilde https://link.amazon/B02jGJK4p
03:11 Tala – Thomas Bernhard https://link.amazon/B0fgLxH5T
05:09 Grub Street New – George Gissing https://link.amazon/B09xf8qtt
06:49 Wuthering Heights – Emily Brontë https://link.amazon/B04Qh0e7w
08:50 The Last Encounter – Sándor Márai https://link.amazon/B09opr1MC
10:17 The Count of Monte Cristo – Alexandre Dumas https://link.amazon/B0b3MFv3G
11:59 The Tunnel – Ernesto Sabato https://link.amazon/B0dUkTyyd
13:28 Dangerous Liaisons – Choderlos de Laclos https://link.amazon/B0gJu9kC1
14:52 Don't Seek Revenge

True stories of resentment, scandals, lethal letters, and perfectly calculated revenge. No spoilers, just juicy anecdotes and that touch of wicked humor we all love.
Do you know of any other books like this? Leave them in the comments.

If you enjoyed this, here's the video about the Brontë sisters: [link]
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