Women in Love by DH Lawrence
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Women in Love by DH Lawrence
Six Easy Pieces -- Feynman
The Trouble With Physics -- Smolin
Nocturnal Poetics: The Arabian Nights in Comparative Context -- Ghazoul
Night of the Shadow by Maxwell Grant (Dennis Lynds) part of the infamous Shadow revival in the 60s. This was thru a book serach service as I felt it was high time I completed the run of this paperback series. Nine books--the first written by the Shadow's creator Walter Gibson (Return of the Shadow), the other eight by Lynds. Now have 5 of the 9 and my supplier Tina at the News Outlet has orders to continue the hunt hang the cost (which has avergaged $20 for a 50 cent book.
Still not buying with money tight, but I'm an avid patron of the library:D The most recent for me was the Three Muskateers trilogy by Dumas. I'm determined to read them all when I find the time.
The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters, by G.W. Dahlquist (for an autumn/creepy-book-themed challenge :) )
Rabbit, Run, by John Updike (woefully late for the September book group discussion....sigh)
The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, by Anne Fadiman (for my Medical Anthropology course)
That's nice. i bought a short story collection in English of a famous Indian author "R.K.Narayan".
Very recently, i was in a management workshop and won a book as a prize in the quiz conducted on the last day. The book was
"See you at the top"
by
Zig Ziglar
The Waiting Seed by Anthony Burgess
World Light by Haldor Laxness
Penquin Lost by Andrey Kurkov
Buddha's Little Finger by Viktor Pelevin
The Oxford Book of American Poetry (anthology), chosen and Edited by David Lehman. Copyright 2006, note from the introduction: "I have opted to provide succinct headnotes for each of the poets in the pages that follow. I hope that these notes stimulate further reading of the poets and their critics, biographers, and historians. And I would echo F.O. Matthiessen's closing declaration from 1950, which applies with even greater force today: 'We have produced by now a body of poetry of absorbing quality: If this poetry reveals violent contrasts and unresolved conflicts, it corresponds thereby to American life.'" ....Ithaca, NY, December, 2005,
Possession - A.S Byatt
Vernon God Little - DBC Pierre
Started reading the latter after I'd put down Byatt. Not a good move. Might give it another go soon. ;)
V for Vendetta; Alan Moore (illustrator), David Lloyd
The Decameron; Giovanni Boccaccio
Medieval Combat; Hans Talhoffer, Mark Rector (translator)
"Powers" Ursula le Guin
"Angel Isle" Peter Dickinson
(and "Pirates of the West Country" E.T. Fox, but only to give away)
"Jane Eyre" Charlotte Bronte
Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence
The Fencing Master by Arturo Perez-Reverte
The Five People You Meet In Heaven - Mitch Albom
Fragile things-Niel Gaiman
Heart of Darkness- Joseph Conrad