What did-we read in March ?

[lupe]

Poisson d'or - J. M. G. Le Clézio
Rouge Brésil - Jean-Cristophe Rufin
Poems – T.S. Elliot
La vida conjugal (The married life) - Sergio Pitol
The Famished Road - Ben Okri (not finished)

[Bastable]

Most of my reading for march was spent in reading "In the shadow of young girls in flower" by proust, which i still haven't finished, interspersed with Mary by Vladimir Nabokov and Big Sur by Jack Kerouac, both shorter and much easier to digest.

[bouquin]

I'll Go to Bed at Noon -- Gerard Woodward
Talk Talk -- T.C. Boyle
The Virgin Suicides -- Jeffrey Eugenides

[Brad Coelho]

Hmmm, let's see:
Mother Night- Vonnegut (loved it, just behind the Sirens of Titan & Slaughterhouse for my favorites in his collection)
God bless you Mr. Rosewater (my least favorite of Vonneguts)
The Stranger- Albert Camus (so short, so terse, so well done)
American Pastoral- Roth
White Noise- Delillo (huge fan, favorite book of the '80s alongside Housekeeping & Confederacy of Dunces)
Sanctuary- Faulkner (shows his stylistic range & a focus on the 'other' senses, though it is ultimately less satisfying, to me, than his other works)

[dfloyd]

Discovery and Conquest of Mexico - Bernal Diaz
Innocents Abroad - Mark Twain
The Histories (2nd read) - Herodotus of Hallicarnasus

[janesmith]

Pot Luck- Zola

[Kafka's Crow]

Midnight's Children Salman Rushdie. Excellent!
Baudolino by Umberto Eco (It is actually better than Name of the Rose and I always thought that he could not write anything better than that book!)

[Modest Proposal]

Another busy month at school... a lot of plays... a bit of theory... and not much pleasure reading. I finished Rabelais in March but read most of it in Feb.

Epileptic, David B.
Gargantua and Pantagruel, Francois Rabelais
The Spanish Tragedy, Thomas Kyd
Notes From the Underground/The Double, Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The Moon and Sixpence, W. Somerset Maugham
The Artist in Wartime, Harold Jaffe/FI
Simulacra and Simulation, Jean Baudrillard
Scoop, Evelyn Waugh
he Knight of the Burning Pestle, Francis Beaumont
The Shoemaker’s Holiday, Thomas Dekkar
Journey to the Center of the Earth, Jules Verne
The Trial, Franz Kafka
Little Women, Louise May Alcott
Solaris, Stanislaw Lem
The Merchant of Venice, William Shakespeare
The Jew of Malta, Charles Marlowe
Anti-Twitter, Harold Jaffe
Herzog, Saul Bellow
The Moonstone, Willkie Collins
Valis, Philip K. Dick

[Dark Muse]

The Many Deaths of the Firefly Brothers ~ Thomas Mullen
Out Stealing Horeses ~ Per Petterson
The Blind Assassin ~ Margaret Atwood
Steppenwolf ~ Hermann Hesse
The Canterbury Tales ~ Chaucer
Tess of the d'Urbervilles ~ Thomas Hardy

[IceM]

Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man - James Joyce
Anthem - Ayn Rand
Notes from the Underground - Fyodor Dostoyevsky

I finished As I Lay Dying yesterday, but that doesn't count as March. -_-

[Lulim]

Thomas Bernhard: Holzfällen
Halldór Laxness: Atomstation
Albert Camus: Die Pest
Tomas Eloy Martinez: Der Flug der Königin
Francoise Sagan: … ein gewisses Lächeln
Bret Easton Ellis: American Psycho

[Three Sparrows]

The Odyssey-Homer
The Adolescent-Dostoevsky
The Nose-Gogol
Also some more plays, and poetry, but overall, not a very productive month.:crash: