Ibsen's Women by Joan Templeton and
Ibsen by Michael Meyer (very long)
These oughtta last a few years of reading pleasure, with some torture thrown in for good measure.
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Ibsen's Women by Joan Templeton and
Ibsen by Michael Meyer (very long)
These oughtta last a few years of reading pleasure, with some torture thrown in for good measure.
The last book I bought was; Water for Elephants. It`s hard to put down.
Salman Rushdie - Shalimar the Clown.
The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall.
East of Eden - John Steinbeck
Salvador Dali by Gilles Neret
"To the lighthouse" by Virginia Woolf
and
"Fury"by Salman Rushdie
East of Eden? A wonderful book with a pretty descriptive style and an extremely interesting story with very complex and fascinating characters!Quote:
Originally Posted by LoveToFreeRead
Just bought "The Kangaroo Notebook" by Kobo Abe. Abe was recommended in another thread so I've very much looking forward to reading it.
Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann
Independent People by Haldor Laxness
American Gods - Neil Gaiman
Oh! You have to let me know what you think it. I'm a big Gaiman fan and always get a twinge of excitement when I hear of someone reading his work. :blush:Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
The Red Right Hand by Joel Townsley Rogers
The Literary Six by Vince A Liaguno
La-Bas by J K Huysmans Translated by Brendan King
Will do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idril
I bought and read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Now my Potter-collection is almost complete, I'll just have to wait till March and then the Finnish translation will come out and I'll have 14 Harry Potter -books in my bookshelf <3 (Plus of course Quidditch Through Ages and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)