Loser

Hamlet by William Shakespear

Kevorkian Logic

Shakespeare

and it's a play.

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Loser

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

Kevorkian Logic

For school?

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Loser

No for free time

Kevorkian Logic

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

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swim

Cath 22 for the 50millionth time




for school I'm reading Julius Ceasar and King Lear

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Loser

I like shakespeare

DearJenny

For myself, Paradise Lost.

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

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cardboard adolescent

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.