- Lord of the Flies -William Golding
- Animal Farm -George Orwell
- Women in Love -D.H. Lawrence
- The Age of Innocence -Edith Wharton
- Ulysses -James Jayce
- Catch-22 -Joseph Heller
- Gravity's Rainbow -Thomas Pynchon
- Lolita -Vladimir Nabokov
- As I Lay Dying -William Faulkner
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy -Douglas Adams
- Wuthering Heights -Emily Bronte
- Les Miserables -Victor Hugo
- A Ring of Endless Light -Madeline L'Engle
- Till We Have Faces -C.S. Lewis
- Vanity Fair -William Thackeray
Monday, April 12, 2010
Rhymes with silver..
I need a fantastic new book. I have a list of prospects.
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lord of the flies. fo sho.
ReplyDeleteread les mis, but read the abridged addition. i read the full one and its the greatest thing i've ever read by a pretty good margin, but its also a billion pages long and there is tons and tons of really boring historical detail that you don't need at all that the abridged cuts out. also, catch 22 is probably the cleverest book ever written if you're into cleverness. which i am and which you may or may not be.
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