sazrap's "sazrap's ultimate lifetime reading list #1"

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This list is a compilation of several different published lists, including Modern Library, Radcliff, Oprah, Fadiman’s, Pulitzer, and the BBC’s Big Read, as well as books that I have found of personal interest. I will not be adding to this list once I am done entering the full list, but I may create another as more books come to my attention. They are alphabetized (more or less)by author except where major genre changes occur.

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    Achebe, Chinua-Things Fall Apart

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    Agee, James-A Death In The Family

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    Ansay, A. Manette-Vinegar Hill

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    Persuasion
    by Jane Austen
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    Austen, Jane-Pride and Prejudice

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    Austen, Jane-Emma

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    Go Tell It On The Mountain
    by James Baldwin
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    Beckett, Samuel-Endgame

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    Beckett, Samuel-Krapp's Last Tape

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    Waiting for Godot
    by Samuel Beckett
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    Bellow, Saul-Humbolt's Gift

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    Bellow, Saul-Herzog

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    The Old Wives' Tale
    by Arnold Bennett
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    Berg, Elizabeth-Open House

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    Binchy, Maeve-Tara Road

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    Bohjalian, Chris-Midwives

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    The Death Of The Heart
    by Elizabeth Bowen
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    The Sheltering Sky
    by Paul Bowles
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    Bronte, Charlotte-Jane Eyre

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    Bronte, Emily-Wuthering Heights

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    March
    by Geraldine Brooks
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    Buck, Pearl S.-The Good Earth

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    Bunyan, John-Pilgrim's Progress

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    Tobacco Road
    by Erskine Caldwell
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    The Plague
    by Camus, Albert
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    Camus, Albert-The Stranger

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    Cather, Willa-O Pioneers!

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    Cather, Willa-My Antonia

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    The Canterbury Tales
    by Geoffrey Chaucer
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    Chekhov, Anton-The Cherry Orchard

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    Chekhov, Anton-Uncle Vanya

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    Three Sisters
    by Anton Chekhov

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Created by sazrap on Feb 05, 2008.
 

Comments

starsmtsu12

ummm — 3 years ago

This list seems comprehensive, but it actually “glosses over” quite a lot. “The complete works of Shakespeare” for instance—that’s virtually meaningless. To read JUST to read doesn’t make enough sense to me. All of these things, esp noted in collection, are in fact GREATER than their component parts, and are, indisputeably, worth mentioning individually.

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