ACHEBE, CHINUA ARROW OF GOD
ALTHER, LOUISA KINFLICKS
AMIS, KINGSLEY I LIKE IT HERE (Out of Print!)
AMIS, MARTIN THE RACHEL PAPERS
AUSTIN, JANE SENSE AND SENSIBILITY
PERSUASION
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BALDWIN, JAMES TELL ME HOW LONG THE TRAIN’S BEEN GONE
BARNES, JULIAN METROLAND
BARTHELME, DONALD SIXTY STORIES
BECKET, SAMUEL MALONE DIES
BELLOW, SAUL HERZOG
BENNETT, ARNOLD ANNA OF THE FIVE TOWNS
THE BIBLE Old Testament PROVERBS, & ISAIAH
(Revised Standard Version) New Testament JOHN & EPHESIANS
BOWEN, ELIZABETH THE DEATH OF THE HEART
BOSWELL, JAMES THE LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON
BRADBURY, MALCOLM THE HISTORY MAN
BRONTE, ANNE AGNES GREY
BRONTE, CHARLOTTE VILLETTE
BUNYAN, JOHN PIGLRIM'S PROGRESS
BURGESS, ANTHONY THE EVE OF ST. VENUS
THE KINGDOM OF THE WICKED
BURNEY, FANNY EVELYNA
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CAPOTE, TRUMANN IN COLD BLOOD: A True Account of a Multiple Murder and Its Consequences
CARY, JOYCE MISTER JOHNSON
CATHER, WILLA A LOST LADY
CHEEVER, JOHN THE STORIES OF JOHN CHEEVER
CHAUDHURI, AMRRIT A STRANGE AND SUBLIME ADDRESS
CONRAD, JOSEPH HEART OF DARKNESS
LORD JIM
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DAHL, ROAL MY UNCLE OSWALD
DAVIES, ROBERTSON THE DEPTFORD TRILOGY
DICKENS, CHARLES DAVID COPPERFIRLD
DONLEAVY, J.P. THE BEASTLY BEATITUDES OF BALTHASAR B
DREISER,THEODORE AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY
DURRELL, LAWRENCE JUSTINE
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ELIOT, GEORGE MIDDLEMARCH
ELLISON, RALPH THE INVISIBLE MAN
Saith the editor: 'One of the greatest books ever written.'
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FALKNER, WILLIAM AS I LAY DYING
FIELDING, HENRY JOSEPH ANDREWS
FITZGERALD, F. SCOTT TENDER IS THE NIGHT
FORD, FORD MADOX THE GOOD SOLDIER
FOSTER, E.M. HOWARD’S END
FOWLES, JOHN THE FRENCH LIEUTNANT'S WOMAN
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GALSWORTHY, JOHN THE MAN OF PROPERTY
GASKELL, ELIZABETH WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
GIBBON, LEWIS GRASSIC GREY GRANITE
GISSING, GEORGE NEW GRUB STREET
GOLDING, WILLIAM PINCHER MARTIN
GOSSE, EDMUND FATHER AND SON
GRAVES, ROBERT GOODBYE TO ALL THAT
GREEN, GRAHAM THE POWER AND THE GLORY
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HARDY, THOMAS THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE
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HAWTHORN, NATHANIEL THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES
HEMINGWAY, EARNEST FIESTA
HUGHES, LANGSTON SIMPLE’S UNCLE SAM
HUXLEY, ALDOUS ISLAND
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IRVING, JOHN THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE HOTEL
ISHERWOOD, CHRISTOPHER THE LAST OF MR. NORRIS
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JAMES, HENRY THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY
JEFFERIES, RICHARD AMARYLLIS AT THE FAIR
JOHNSON, SAMUEL RASSELAS
JOYCE, JAMES THE DUBLINERS
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KENEALLY, THOMAS THE PLAYMAKER
KIPLING, RUDYARD PLAIN TALES FROM THE HILLS
KOSINSKI, JERZY THE PAINTED BIRD
KöSTLER, ARTHUR The Sleepwalkers : A History of Man's Changing Vision of the Universe
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LAWRENCE, D. H. WOMEN IN LOVE
LESSING, DORIS MEMOIRS OF A SURVIVOR
LEWIS, SINCLAIR MAIN STREET
LODGE, DAVID SMALL WORLD
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MAILER, NORMAN ARMIES OF THE NIGHT
MALAMUD,BERNARD GOD’S GRACE
MANNING, OLIVIA THE BALKAN TRILOGY
MANSFIELD, KATHERINE COLLECTED SHORT STORIES
MAUGHAM, W. SOMERSET THE RAZOR'S EDGE
MC CULLERS, CARSON THE BALLAD OF SAD CAFE
MC KAY, CLAUDE BANJO
MELVILLE, HERMAN MOBY DICK
MEREDITH, GEORGE THE EGOIST
MITCHELL, ADRIAN THE BODYGUARD
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VONNEGUT, KURT, JR. BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS
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WAUGH, EVLYN BRIDESHEAD REVISITED
A moving tale about the destructive force of charm.
Brideshead Revisited is a beautiful tale about the destruction charm can cause.
How the beauty and charm of upper class life can destroy relationships.
Evelyn Waugh paints his characters very clearly.
Charles Ryder is the upper-middleclass intelligent Oxford student
who sees that there is more to Oxford life than mere study.
He sees the upper class and wants to be part of it:
of the parties, of the social circle, of the splendour of their world.
Sebastian is a lonesome soul. Using his religion as a plaything,
he yearns for love, but struggles with homosexuality. Therefore, he has no
romantic relationship with either a man or a woman until Charles arrives.
Charles is not homosexual, but he fills the hole in Sebastian's soul.
It is one of the best books in English I've ever read. It is superb
My source for the above comment.
WELLS, H.G. THE TIME MACHINE
WHARTON, EDITH ETHAN FROME
WILLIAMS, TENNESSEE COLLECTED STORIES
WILSON, ANGUS OLD MEN AT THE ZOO
WODEHOUSE, P.G. MULLINER NIGHTS
WOLFE, THOMAS LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL
WOOLF, VIRGINIA TO THE LIGHTHOUSE
JACOB’S ROOM
WRIGHT, RICHARD LAWD TODAY
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