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[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Just started
The Body Artist - Don DeLillo (paperback)
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich - Solzhenitsyn (kindle)

Still 'reading'
Kafka on the Shore - Murakami (audible)

[~Calyre~]

Currently reading Christ Stopped at Eboli: The Story of a Year

[Ed]

Just started The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

[Ed]

Also..just started One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. I usually have several books going at the same time. Not sure why. I think for books I'm enjoying, it lets me enjoy them longer. And for books I'm not enjoying, I just need to read a bit before going back to something enjoyable.

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Atonement, Ian McEwan

[Sunny]

Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe

[Mandy]

Just starting Platform by Michel Houellebecq

[Dee]

Mandy wrote: "Just starting Platform by Michel Houellebecq"
Gripping, and shocking, but I loved this.

As for me, I've just started Les Misérables. This is really great so far - even though I'm only a fraction of the way in - and I don't think it will take me too long to read, despite it's length.

[Teresa Dicentra]

In Watermelon Sugar and The Count of Monte Cristo (on audio)

[Lisa]

The Turn of the Screw
Wuthering Heights
Ragtime

[Kelsi]

The Golden Ass! I have to write a paper on a cult mentioned in it, so I might as well read it.

[Judith]

The Marble Faun - Hawthorne

[Danyellemastro]

The Collector by John Fowles - I'm loving it!

[April]

Dbolden wrote: "The Collector by John Fowles - I'm loving it!"

Dbolden, although I'm not even close to completing the 1001 list, I did read The Collector and it is one my favorites on the list, so far!

When you have time, please research the book a bit. You will discover that it was "inspiration" for similar true life crimes. One of the predators was actually found with the book in his hands.

[Shea]

Just started David Copperfield.

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Starting On the Eve, the first of what I think will be a spate of reading a bit of the Russians.

[Maryellen]

The End of The Affair - Graham Greene. It has been years since I've read his books so nice re-visiting his works.

[Denise]

Lives of girls and women. Anne Munro

[Julie]

The Professor's House by Willa Cather

[Grant]

The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway.

[Mandy]

Begining The Black Dahlia by James Ellroy.

[Kristine]

The art of fielding

[Steve]

the end of the affair

[Mekki]

Great Apes by Will Self

[Heather]

I am still working on Crime and Punishment, but I have also just started The Watchmen by Alan Moore and David Gibbons.

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Off to see what Mr. Tolstoy has to say in The Kreutzer Sonata.

[Craig]

The Moonstone -Collins
and
The Monastery -Scott

So glad to start another by Scott (such excellent writing) and also intrigued to begin another by Collins (The Woman in White was quite pleasing to read).

[Sunny]

Fictions (Ficciones) by Jorge Luis Borges.
Ficciones

[Karena]

I think the next on my list is The Sound and the Fury

[Eva]

Just started The Count of Monte Cristo... so far it's really good.

[Jennifer]

Just started reading The Golden Ass.

[Grada (BoekenTrol)]

I just started reading A Light Comedy by Eduardo Mendoza.

[Ian]

Can't believe I have read over 250 from the list and not done Catch-22. Time to rectify that omission.

[Deanne]

Started The Bitter Glass by Dillon

[~Calyre~]

Just started Go Tell it on the Mountain

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Iain Banks' Complicity, and Winterson's Oranges Aren't the Only Fruit.

[Karena]

The Human Stain

[Steve]

the end of the affair and it has a great line for valentines day if you are single/bitter:)

But if love had to die, I wanted it to die quickly. It was as though our love were a small creature in a trap and bleeding to death: I had to shut my eyes and wring its neck.

[Teresa Dicentra]

Casino Royale.

[Maeve]

Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami

[Julie]

The Death of Ivan Ilych by Tolstoy

[Kristi]

The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

A Hero of Our Time is on deck.

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Julie wrote: "The Death of Ivan Ilych by Tolstoy"

I'm hoping to squeeze that one in before month end.

[Kristen]

About to start Small Island by Andrea Levy

[Liz M]

Started, and am now 2/3 the way through, 1Q84 thanks to a couple of 8-hr trans-Atlantic flights. Weird and compelling -- I think about it when I am not reading it.

Also tried to read (again) The Kreutzer Sonata during the non-electronic-device portions of the flights. Found myself preferring to stare blankly at the ceiling instead....

[Diane]

Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra This is one of my 2013 reading challenges which I'm sharing within the GoodReads Don Quixote Group and on my website: Artuccino

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Liz M wrote: "Also tried to read (again) The Kreutzer Sonata during the non-electronic-device portions of the flights. Found myself preferring to stare blankly at the ceiling instead.... "

LOL - I've noticed more and more that our reading preferences go in different directions.

[Annina]

Swannin rakkaus, Paikannimet: nimi is the second part of In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust

[Juliana]

Starting Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell.