What books have you read on this list?

Question

Langston Hughes--The Collected Poems
S.J. Perelman--The Most of SJ Perelman
James Joyce--Ulysses
James Dickey--Collected Poems
James Michener--The Source
Gertrude Stein--Autobiography of Alice B. Tolkas
MacKinlay Kantor--Andersonville
William Burroughs--Naked Lunch
Sinclair Lewis--Babbitt
Martin Buber--I and Thou
John Ruskin--The Stones of Venice
Boris Pasternak--Doctor Zhivago
Charles Lamb--Essays
Charles Darwin--Voyage of the Beagle
Henry Adams--The Education of Henry Adams
Tony Morrison--Song of Solomon
Carson McCullers--The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
WH Auden--The Dyer's Hand
Karl Jaspers--Philosophy of Existence
W.E.B. DuBois--Black Reconstruction
Anthony Burgess--A Clockwork Orange
Victor Hugo--Les Miserables
John steinbeck--East of Eden

Answer 1

I have read Les Miserables. I recommend it most highly! You should know that it is very long, however.

Answer 2

Regrettably none, although I've wanted to read Les Miserables

Answer 3

I've read A Clockwork Orange. It's a very good book but it's not one for those of a delicate disposition.

Answer 4

Wow. That's quite a list. I haven't read any of them, and I consider myself fairly well-read. But I have a friend who has read Les Miserables and loved it and told me I should read it as well, and I plan on doing so.

Answer 5

None by Nothing Ohno

Answer 6

None:( But I did see Dr.Zhivago and it was an amazing movie. I must read it.

Answer 7

Wow, I've read none of those. :l

Answer 8

None of them . - .

Answer 9

none

Answer 10

zero :(

Answer 11

none.