Memories of Ice -Erikson

Good book

Don Quijote -Cervantes (reread)

keep meaning to read it, it's been sat in my to read pile for a couple of years....my bad

Divine Comedy -Dante (reread)

same with this

The goat-song or some such (a wordplay on tradegy) -Healy

Moll Flanders -Defau

Les reines de France -Berrière

The brothers Karamasov -Dostojevskij

The idiot -Dostojevskij

this is sat waiting to be read as well

Ulysses -Joyce

so is this, I'm reading his other one first - A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (as in his other one featuring the same character)

Lady susan -Austen

Le sang des autres -de Beauvoir

Nausea -Sartre

Mrs Dalloway -Wolf

The hours -Cunningham

The great gatsby -Fitzgerald

Red and black -Stendahl

Les anges mineures -Volodine

Theresa Battista -Amado

Donna Flor -Amado

Gabriela -Amado

Moderato Cantabile -Duras

The songlines -Chatwin

Når Jernteppet faller -Lie

Juvikfolket -Duun

Paula -Allende

Hija de la fortuna -Allende

History of Madness -Foucault

Reader's block -Markson (reread)

Moby Dick -Merville

You and your whaling
I read it not long ago, 'tis very good

The rest of </i>His dark materials</i> -Pullman

The Golden Bough -Frazer

Who wrote the Bible -not sure who wrote this book, ironically...

Gods of the Celts -Green

Chung Kuo -Wingrove

the dwarf -Lagerquist

Battlefield Earth -Hubbard

Faust -Goethe

The Jesus mysteries -Freke and Gandy

Poémes -Mallarmé

1789 -Hugo

David Copperfield -Dickens (reread)

Nicholas Nickleby -Dickens

A tale of two cities -Dickens

Tom Jones -Fielding (reread)

Women in love -Lawrence

Tristram Shandy -Stern

The Aeneid -Vergil (semireread)

Orlando -Wolf (reread)

a series on Vlad Taltos -Brust

Canterbury tales -Chaucer

To kill a mockingbird -Stern

Ilium -simmons

Bought it today

He walked around the houses -Piper

The man in my basement -Mosley

Baudolino -Eco

Very good, read it

The rape of Nanking -Chang

The last herald mage trilogy -Lackey

Shake hands with the devil -Dallaire

The red pimpernell -Orczy (reread)

The cyberiad -Lem

Catcher in the rye -Salinger

You've not read this before?

El Cid -reread

A clockwork orange -Burgess (reread)

Moskva to the end of the line -Erofeev

Beelzebub's tales to his grandson -Gurdjef

Jack the Bodiless -May

and last but probably the one I will start with as I am not reading them one after another:

life of pi -Martell

Good choice, it is really good

but of course





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