Thanks, guys!
Renifer: I’ve read Poe, and I like him. I’ll add Oliver Twist, and The Castle for Kafka, since an English grad student friend of mine really pushed it. Tennessee Williams is a bit late for my purposes, though.
pepperlandgirl: I’ll add The Revenger’s Tragedy
Thudlow Boink: I’ve read the Alice books, but I do agree. Someday, I’ll read the Martin Gardner Annotated version, though.
Jaguars!: I’ve just finished The Man Who Would Be King, and am about to start Kim. I loved Catch 22, but I have no interest in Frankenstein or James Fenimore Cooper.
Derleth: I’ve read Gulliver.
tavalla: I’ll add Madame Bovary.
I Love Me, Vol. I: I’ve read Godot, and I saw the recent production in NYC with Nathan Lane and John Goodman. Absolutely brilliant!
CalMeacham: I’ve read Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, Puddinhead Wilson, and a bunch of shorts. While other Twain are worthwhile (and I’m sure gobs of fun), I’m trying to broaden my horizons, so to speak. I did read Tale of Two Cities.
The Aeneid
Beowulf
Don Quixote
The Revenger’s Tragedy
Merchant of Venice, Julius Caeser, King Lear, Richard III, The Tempest
Marlowe (Dr. Faustus, Tamburlaine, and Jew of Malta?)
Paradise Lost
Jane Eyre
Oliver Twist
Madame Bovary
War and Peace
The Castle