Hamlet, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Angels in America, and possibly Kindred and Death of a Salesman.
I like this list. Though I actually was
not
a huge fan of
Their Eyes Were Watching God.
The rest of the list, though - pretty great. And pretty close to my senior year English class, though we did Our Town for our play instead of Death of a Salesman, and skipped Angels in America. We added some Faulkner (The Bear, a novella I believe) and Gatsby.
Cataloguing all of the books in the house, a philosophical question is raised: Exactly how many copies of
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
does one couple need?
More importantly, you're cataloguing things without me?!?
::cries and cries::
Oh just you wait until you see this new toy. It is EVIL.
Delicious Library lets you use your iSight to read barcodes! ND and I had to get our own accounts since we're both so darned possessive of our books, of course. I've scanned just under 400 so far.
This is entirely Omnis' fault.
Exactly how many copies of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare does one couple need?
At least one for each person 13 or older is ideal. Preferably including multiple editions so you can check out different analyses.
And here I was worried that they wouldn't be able to milk the series anymore now that the last book was out... Silly me! The tenth anniversary edition of the last book will be out just in time for the 20th anniversary edition of the first!
can anyone suggest a mystery genre blog/group on par with Smart Bitches? For a friend of mine.