Favorite Epistolary Fiction

Description
A bringer of news, or of messages of love and affection; a means of fostering connection, of staying in touch—a letter can be a powerful thing. Our List of the Month this March is devoted to our favorite works of epistolary fiction—stories told through letters. Each participant may vote on ten titles. Please only downvote titles if they do not fit the theme.
Liste de maschi3LibraryThing140
Profil de maschi
1
Seul sur Mars
de Andy Weir
18,136 membres
1,241 critiques
½ 4.3
Rang global 16
13 Members
Aquila, tardis, Caramellunacy, librookian, NorthernStar, ejj1955, SylviaC, 2wonderY, timetunnel, maschi, theofaurez, LenaGibson15, jaybak,Laura.a
Explications
Laura.a : This is half diary, half third person. It is not written in letter format.
2
La servante écarlate
de Margaret Atwood
42,255 membres
1,138 critiques
4.1
Rang global 12
16 Members
librookian, c_why, Cecrow, WildMaggie, birder4106, tina1969, gypsysmom, ahef1963, kara.shamy, madhatter73, timetunnel, UseHerName, pnppl, ManWithAnAgenda, maschi, LenaGibson15,kaulsu ,
Explications
kaulsu : It’s an awful book, and not too original at that!
3
Les souffrances du jeune Werther
de Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
8,062 membres
127 critiques
½ 3.6
Rang global 44
4 Members
Cecrow, Michael.Rimmer, maschi, HelgeM