Books Read 2005

[ridiculousman]

Here we go:

1. The Spanish Tragedy - Thomas Kyd
2. Tamberlaine the Great Part I - Christopher Marlowe
3. The Known World - Edward P. Jones
4. Dracula - Bram Stoker
5. Blue Like Jazz - Donald Miller
6. A Passage to India - E.M. Forester
7. Burmese Days - George Orwell
8. The Day Room - Don Delillo
9. The Return of the Soldier - Rebecca West
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Comments

[slimesymphony]

It really bothers me that your favourite of the year is not properly capitalized. I mean, there's no reason for that. Is Italo Calvino too good for capitalization? He capitalizes his own name! I mean, really. I don't know why it bothers me so much. Or maybe I'm just being needlessly dramatic.

I kept on starting to read that one, and then I'd get to this part about tomatoes, and then I'd remember you were supposed to be reading it to me, so I'd stop.

[ridiculousman]

You'll see in good time why it's not capitalized.

[efantombombadil]

I'm glad you like Pale Fire. It's one of my favorites.

I started reading the Orwell book for a class, but I never really got into it.

I like the part in Old Man and the Sea where he talks with the fish.