September the 2nd, 2006....
I just finished reading Lolita a few moments ago. Amazing book, I highly recommend it. It took me a few hours over a week, disappointingly.
My next task will be Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy. My copy has 1,002 pages due to its dimensions, but I'm hoping to finish this in two weeks at the most, which is a risky judge for me, It'll take me much longer if I am not lucky.
Also on my list of books to read next are:
The Painted Bird by Jerzy Kosinski
Early Short Stories 1883-1888 by Anton Chekhov and
Three Short Novels by Fyodor Dotyevesky (to test him out before I take on his longer novel, The Brothers Karamazov)
Until my next book, Au Revoir!
I just finished reading Lolita a few moments ago. Amazing book, I highly recommend it. It took me a few hours over a week, disappointingly.
My next task will be Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy. My copy has 1,002 pages due to its dimensions, but I'm hoping to finish this in two weeks at the most, which is a risky judge for me, It'll take me much longer if I am not lucky.
Also on my list of books to read next are:
The Painted Bird by Jerzy Kosinski
Early Short Stories 1883-1888 by Anton Chekhov and
Three Short Novels by Fyodor Dotyevesky (to test him out before I take on his longer novel, The Brothers Karamazov)
Until my next book, Au Revoir!
posted by The Reader | 7:36 PM
2 Comments:
Hi.
If you would like to switch for a while to african literature, here is my blog about Wole Soyinka:
www.wolesoyinka.blogspot.com
(You might find useful the translations, if you decide to read any of his plays containing Pidgin English)
Regards,
Raphael G.
Looks like you are reading the classics. I probably should start doing that. But right now I'm reading "The Summons" by John Grisham. Yesterday I read while I sunbathed. It was thoroughly enjoyable.
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