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1. Affected with the disease of melancholy; 2. Irascible, angry, sullen; 3. Depressed in spirits; sad, gloomy; dejected, mournful. "Melancholy", in contemporary terms, must be understood to.
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1. a Little Life By Hanya Yanagihara Four graduates from a small college in Massachusetts move to New York to follow their dreams and escape their demons. There, their relationships deepen, and painful (like, seriously messed up) secrets from their past emerge. Buy the book 2. never Let Me Go By Kazuo Ishiguro
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Late at night, as an unnamed narrator drives aimlessly through the remote Norwegian woods, his car becomes mired in the rutted road. Hopelessly lost, he finally gets out of his car, only to see a.
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Elanor Oliphant is Completely Normal is pretty melancholy as well. American War by Omar el Akkad is a wistful sad look of a life in a future America dealing with the climate crisis. Station Eleven has been mentioned and is a great example, the best book I've read in a decade.
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Craig Nova's beautifully sad novel Trombone was much overlooked when it was first published. As melancholy as the trombone solos that ne'er-do-well father and arsonist Dean Golancz plays every time one of his many affairs ends, this book is about dangerous criminals, love, familial loyalty, and big moral questions.
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