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1. Laurie Halse Anderson-Speak
2. Laurie Halse Anderson-Wintergirls
3. Piers Anthony-Bearing An Hourglass
4. Paul Auster-Invisible
5. Donald Barthelme-Sixty Stories
6. Sissela Bok-Lying: Moral Choices in Public and Private Life
7. Roberto Bolano-2666
8. Alison Booth-Greatness Engendered: George Eliot & Virginia Woolf
9. Terry Brooks-The Druid of Shannara
10. Terry Brooks-The Elf Queen of Shannara
11. Terry Brooks-The Scions of Shannara
12. Terry Brooks-The Talismans of Shannara
13. Italo Calvino-Cosmicomics
14. Lewis Carroll-Alice In Wonderland
15. Tracy Chevalier-Girl With A Pearl Earring
16. Robert Coover-A Night At The Movies
17. Robert Coover-The Universal Baseball Association
18. Richard Dawkins-The Ancestor’s Tale
19. Richard Dawkins: The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence For Evolution
20. Richard Dawkins-The River Out of Eden: A Darwinian View of Life
21. Cory Doctorow-For The Win
22. Michel Foucault-The History of Madness
23. Sigmund Freud-The Penguin Freud Reader
24. Charlotte Perkins Gilman-Herland
25. Robert Graves-Homer’s Daughter
26. Henrik Ibsen-The Major Plays Volume One
27. Shelley Jackson-Half Life
28. Friedrich Nietzsche-The Birth of Tragedy & The Case of Wagner
29. John Perkins-Hoodwinked: An Economic Hitman Reveals Why The World Financial Markets Imploded
30. Mark Twain-Who Is Mark Twain?
31. Leonid Tsypkin-Summer In Baden Baden
32. Kurt Vonnegut Jr.-Cat’s Cradle
33. Kurt Vonnegut Jr.-God Bless You Dr. Kevorkian
34. Kurt Vonnegut Jr.-Hocus Pocus
35. Kurt Vonnegut Jr.-Player Piano
36. Kurt Vonnegut Jr.-Slaughterhouse Five
37. David Foster Wallace-Brief Interviews With Hideous Men
38. David Foster Wallace-Infinite Jest
39. Tim Weiner-Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA
40. Virginia Woolf-Mrs. Dalloway’s Party

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1. Laurie Halse Anderson-Fever 1793
2. Paul Auster-Travels In The Scriptorium
3. John Barth-Further Fridays: Essays, Lectures, and Other Nonfiction, 1984 – 1994
4. John Barth-On With The Story: Stories
5. A.C. Bradley-Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear and Macbeth
6. Judith Butler-Gender Trouble
7. Italo Calvino-The Baron In The Trees
8. Italo Calvino-Difficult Loves
9. Italo Calvino-Numbers In The Dark & Other Stories
10. Italo Calvino-T Zero
11. Albert Camus-The Myth Of Sisyphus & Other Essays
12. Junot Diaz-The Brief Wondrous Life Of Oscar Wao
13. Junot Diaz-Drown
14. Terry Eagleton-Literary Theory
15. Umberto Eco-The Name Of The Rose
16. Michel Foucault-History Of Sexuality: Volume One
17. Gary Gutting-Foucault: A Very Short Introduction
18. Homer-Iliad
19. David Hume-Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion & The Posthumous Essays
20. George Landow-Hypertext 3.0: Critical Theory and New Media in an Era of Globalization
21. Milorad Pavic-Dictionary Of The Khazars
22. Plato-The Symposium
23. Michael Pollan-The Omnivore’s Dilemma
24. Susan Sontag-Illness As Metaphor & Aids and Its Metaphors
25. Gilbert Sorrentino-Aberration Of Starlight
26. Robert Louis Stevenson-Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (read by TOM BAKER)
27. Bram Stoker-Dracula
28. Virginia Woolf-The Second Common Reader
29. Virginia Woolf-Three Guineas
30. Epic of Gilgamesh

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• Laurie Halse Anderson is interviewed for her new novel Wintergirls.
• Open Letters reviews a recently Broadway performance of Waiting For Godot.
• Kathleen Fitzpatrick on the recent collaboration between HASTAG and MLA on new tenure guidelines.

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• Time interviews Frieda Hughes, the daughter of Sylvia Plath.

• The Quarterly Conversation’s article about rereading Catch-22 is very good.

• Bookslut interviews Alison Bechdel from Dykes To Watch Out For.

• Laurie Halse Anderson has a podcast up for new her book Twisted (which came in the mail yesterday afternoon). In the podcast she talks about the novel and reads a few excerpts.

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