Latin novels and translations

Latin Medieval and Neo-Latin
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I have not found a discussion or list of modern Latin novels and translations on the forum. Here are some books I have read that have not attracted the attention of Harrius Potter or the Arcadius Avellanus translations:
Vinnetv, Tomus Tertius - Carolus May
Stilicho - Felix Dahn
Pericla Thomae Sawyer – Mark Twain
De nocte Olisiponensi - Erici Mariae Remarque
Carthago in Flammis – Emilio Salgari
Sub rota - Hermannus Hesse
Centurio Aelius Valerius: Pericula Sub Sole – Brian Smith
Aelius Valerius et Saga Dacica: Usque ad Finem Mundi – Brian Smith
Iter per Mare et Terram Lucius et Mysteria Mediterranea – A J Church
Superbia et Odium – Ioannae Austen

Has anyone lese read these or has books to add?

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I haven’t read any of them, but " Robinson Crusoe" and “The Importance of Being Earnest” from this list are on my radar.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_translations_of_modern_literature

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I have Rebilii Crusonis Annalium and some Avellanus translations as word documents. Is there a place in the forum for posting books?

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You could put links to Public Domain/Creative Commons works in Textkit Book Collection

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I don’t know if you would include comics/ graphic novels in your list but I always love reading Asterix and Tintin in Latin and have most of the Latin translations of Asterix and the two Tintins which I often re read when I can.

Cheers.

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Oh yes, I also like reading Asterix comics in Latin. I completely forgot about them. There are also some Tintin comics in Latin: De sigaris pharaonis
De insula nigra

As for posting a link to the Latin books I have on my computer I don’t understand how that is to work. I sent them to the forum administrator, so he may publish them if he wants to.