To Read in 2005

[farceuse]

I don't expect to finish all of these this year-had we but world enough, and time, etc.-but it's good to have choices.

* The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay (656) by Michael Chabon

* The Golden Compass (416) by Philip Pullman

* Ada, or Ardor (589) by Vladimir Nabokov

* Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (who knows?) by J.K. Rowling

Comments

[madamevoilanska]

Huh. I think your Mansfield Park is shorter than mine. Not fair. :)

[nyuszi]

man... you've got a great collection of books here. read most of them, and they are brilliant. my faves would have to bee allende, woolf and joyce. ;) have you read his short story "the dead" yet? it made me cry, my fave short story EVER.

sorry if i just popped in outta nowhere. i saw you friended me. ;)

[farceuse]

I'm so glad this list is a good one. I started "The Dead" but got sidetracked, and I haven't finished it yet though I have friends who rave about it too. Thanks!

sorry if i just popped in outta nowhere. i saw you friended me. ;)

No problem! The Royal Tenenbaums is one of my favorite movies, and your icons are lovely.

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