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Originally Posted by Bringer Of Funerals  FIGHT CLUB
AMERICAN PSYCHO
THE DEVINE COMEDY
COMPLETE WORKS OF LEO TOLSTOY |
You obviously expect to have a lot of free time on your hands!
I've read The Divine Comedy (I don't know if that's a typo or if you mean the epic poem by Dante Alighieri) and something I feel I should revisit, having taken so much from it all those years ago. I'm pretty sure I bought it after watching Se7en and wanted to read the books which inspired John Doe. I need to give The Canterbury Tales another go because I really struggled with the language and necessary footnotes last time and gave up about a third of the way through.
The only (and I use the word advisedly) Tolstoy books I've read are War and Peace and Anna Karenina, which are both masterpieces, though I preferred the latter but thought the former, historical, and notoriously long novel was the better of the two.