Actually The Bible has some pretty good bits. It certainly doesn't slack on the visual metaphors. ;) Rebecca was AMAZING. You should totally read Holmes. I wish I'd never read Wuthering Heights: Moby Dick, on the other hand was really worth the slog. Emma also has its moments. I've read the Complete Works of Lewis Carroll I think more than any other books. I have them in one not-very-slim volume (including the story-form maths problems) if you care to borrow. I actually really enjoyed The Bell Jar too.
How come Hamlet and the Complete Works are separate?
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Date: 2008-06-30 09:36 am (UTC)Rebecca was AMAZING. You should totally read Holmes.
I wish I'd never read Wuthering Heights: Moby Dick, on the other hand was really worth the slog. Emma also has its moments.
I've read the Complete Works of Lewis Carroll I think more than any other books. I have them in one not-very-slim volume (including the story-form maths problems) if you care to borrow.
I actually really enjoyed The Bell Jar too.
How come Hamlet and the Complete Works are separate?