Anyone read the classics?
Ran out of books to read and I've been thinking about starting up on some of the classics and looking for recommendations.
The Catcher in the Rye
War and Peace
Great Expectations
Others?
Anyone read the classics?
Ran out of books to read and I've been thinking about starting up on some of the classics and looking for recommendations.
The Catcher in the Rye
War and Peace
Great Expectations
Others?
All Quiet on the Western Front.
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Really good book.
Few more...
The Pilgrim's Progress
Lord of the Flies
Atlas Shrugged
Who controls John Gill?
The Time Machine
War of the Worlds
Animal Farm
1984
Lord of the Flies
All quiet on the Western front
Brave New World
To Kill a Mockingbird
Great Gatsby
Fahrenheit 451
There is a bunch more I read in HS I will try and remember
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All of the Last of the Mohicans series
20000 Leagues Under the Sea
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Blood Meridian
I am more into non fiction history type books.
Picture of Dorian Grey or Grapes of Wrath. The Jungle by Sinclair or Huck Finn by Twain. 20,000 leagues under the sea is a good recommendation
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Is Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas considered a classic?
Catch 22 is good.
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I am more into westerns ---i go to library and check out 1 to 2 almost every week
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My favorite book,The Border trilogy by Cormac McCarthy is great too
Last edited by Frogchunker; 08-15-2022 at 01:47 PM.
Don't know if they're classics or not, but I like stuff from Isaac Asimov. James A. Michener too.
I read and sometimes reread the classics you post on Friday’s, does that count?
2X on the Great Gatsby. Good read in today's world.
Or Evening Redness in The West. That is certainly a different kind of western.
Listen to the Ben Nichols album “The Last Pale Light In The West”. The whole album is inspired by Blood Meridian. If you ever watched The Walking dead, you’ll be familiar with the title track
I will check this one out
Cormac is among my favorite authors; however, his writing style takes some getting used to.
That said, just finishing up the Saxon Series by Bernard Cornwell. Don't know that they're considered as "classics," but VERY good reads!
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