American classics reading list

Jim_Henson

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I just borrowed Catch 22

I figure the next one should be Catcher in the rye...

Whats next?
 
My two picks are .....

Jane Eyre ~ Charlotte Bronte
Pride and Prejudice ~ Jane Austin
 
Re: My two picks are .....

His_kitty said:
Jane Eyre ~ Charlotte Bronte
Pride and Prejudice ~ Jane Austin

are those american classics?
 
Catcher in the Rye.......Good Choice, I always liked The Great Gatsby
 
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amelia said:


are those american classics?

tyvm for pointing out my error ..... I suppose I shouldn't attempt to post on just three hours of sleep. :eek:
 
American Psycho for the 80's

Glamorama for the 90's (I'm SO very tempted to say Glamorila)
 
not to be too picky, but author names too?

I've alread ready Gatsby as well
 
Aldous Huxley
Paul Theroux
Phill K Dick
Jack Womack
Bret Easton Ellis
James Ellroy
Pat Califia
Kathy Acker
 
jack london, mark twain, edith wharton

if you want classics, you can't go wrong with them.
 
Lets see.....

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
When the Legends Die by Hal Borland
I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven
 
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Could I beg for author title in the one sentence?

Huxley did what... and why do I have Edith Wharton in my head somehow?
 
Ethan Hawke

No, I haven't read his book but I like his movies.

I'm not gay.
 
contemporary american literature

The Things They Carried: A Work of Fiction~~Tim O'Brien

*edith wharton wroteThe Age of Innocence and The House of Mirth, plus other things.
 
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Hell, had I known you were looking for books, I'd have pulled mine out for you. I don't even remember what all I have anymore tho. I've read so many of them the titles and authors kinda blend together. :)
 
Jim_Henson said:
Could I beg for author title in the one sentence?

Huxley did what... and why do I have Edith Wharton in my head somehow?
Sorry about that... I hit enter and it had submitted before I could go back and put in the authors.

Okay, you now have authors for those three...

Another...

Bless Me Ultima by Rudolfo A. Anaya

Oops.. forgot to answer your question...
Alduous Huxley wrote Brave New World
 
You won't like my picks. I'm warped. :D

On the Road Kerouac
The Bell Jar Plath
 
What the fuck do you think I am?

I was thinking Kerouac, and I assume thats Sylvia Plath?

Funniest thng about Ethan Hawke... I was reading a revier in I guess it was Who and he got a D- and even the exerpt sounds fucking awful.
 
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