Hamlet by William Shakespear

Shakespeare

and it's a play.

So what I'm reading it, so it counts.

For school?

No for free time

Odd "book" to pick for free time. What was the appeal?

Cath 22 for the 50millionth time




for school I'm reading Julius Ceasar and King Lear

I like shakespeare

For myself, Paradise Lost.

For school: Shakespeare's Macbeth(read multiple times) and Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

Such a great anthology.

I just finished with Caligula, yet another Camus, which was pretty cool. Still have to finish Lolita (which I started about a year ago), do A Scanner Darkly, and I'm about to start on Waiting for Godot. I also really want to get my hands on The Atrocity Exhibition (JG Ballard) and Cat's Cradle (Vonnegut). Oh, and then I still have a book by Bertrand Russel to read, and The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky.

Nevertheless, I'm open to suggestions if anyone has any really great reads they'd like to recommend.