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PrintableIstenSzek said: "It's quite a lot, but that's mainly due to the fact that
I've got little to no social life. Never really cared 4 one either, which is why I have loads of time to read all those books. Yikes, that's honest! | |
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ConsciousContact said: IstenSzek said: "It's quite a lot, but that's mainly due to the fact that
I've got little to no social life. Never really cared 4 one either, which is why I have loads of time to read all those books. Yikes, that's honest! Yeah, well, I'm alway honest. Besides, I choose to not have a social life, so I'm really not bothered talking about that  and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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IstenSzek said: "The master and Margarita" -M.A. Bulgakov
"Pale Fire" -Vladimir Nabokov "Ada or Ardor" -Vladimir Nabokov "Voyage au bout de la Nuit" -Louis Ferdinand Céline. "The Trial" -Franz Kafka "Metamorphosis" -Franz Kafka "Midnights Children" -Salman Rushdie "The Satanic Verses" -Salman Rushdie "The Moor's Last Sigh" -Salman Rushdie "The Flowers Of Evil [poems]" -Charles Baudelaire "Ariël [poems]" -Sylvia Plath "The Bell Jar" -Sylvia Plath "Selected Poems 1947-1995 [poems]" -Alan Ginsberg "Brave New World" -Aldous Huxley "Wuthering Heights" -Emily Brontë "The Brothers Karamazov" -Fjodor Dostoyevski "The Foundation Pit" -Andrey Platonov "The Sun Also Rises" -Ernest Hemingway "For Whom The Bell Tolls" -Ernest Hemingway "On The Road" -Jack Kerouac "Faust [pt I & II]" -Goethe "MacBeth" -Willy S. "The Claudius Novels" -Robert Graves "Collected Short Fiction" -Dorothy Parker "Death In Venice" -Thomas Mann "The Magic Mountain" -Thomas Mann "Pride and Prejudice" -Jane Austen "The Pickwick Papers" -Charles Dickens "Bleak House" -Charles Dickens "The Moonstone" -Wilkie Collins "A Passage To India" -E.M. Forster "To The Lighthouse" -Virginia Woolf "Dead Souls" -N. Gogol "Waiting for Godot" -Samuel Beckett "Krapp's Last Tape" -Samuel Beckett "The Cherry Orchard" -Anton P. Chekhov "The elementary particles" -Michel Houllebecq "Chronicle of a death Foretold" -Gabriel Garcia Marquez "One Hundred Years of Solitude" -Gabriel Garcia Marquez "Middlemarch" -George Elliot "Vanity Fair" -William. M. Thackeray "Nostromo" -Joseph Conrad "An outcast of the Islands" -Joseph Conrad "Max Havelaar" -Multatuli "The Aspern Papers" -Henry James "The Epic Of Gilgamesh" "Beowulf" What!!! no Jackie Collins call yourself a reader !!! And whats wrong with The old man and the sea? | |
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jubalH said And whats wrong with The old man and the sea? There's nothing wrong with it, but it's just a bit predicatble. From the moment he hooks the fish you just know that he'll eventually catch him and loose him again on his way home. Still a great read, I admit, but I just like the other ones better. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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