Read in 2008

Submitted by Nance on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 05:56
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  2. January
  3. [3/5] (lit. The ABC of the Voluntary Simplicity), Dominique Boisvert
  4. [3/5] (lit. The Inevitable), Jean-Paul Roger
  5. [1/5] The Storm, Régine Deforges
  6. [5/5] Earth from Above: 366 Days, Yann Arthus-Bertrand
  7. [4/5] The Bewitched, Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly
  8. [3/5] Hunger, Knut Hamsun
  9. [2/5] 50 Ways of Saying Fabulous, Graeme Aitken
  10. [4/5] Selected Short Poems, Lord Byron
  11. [4/5] The Prisoner Of Chillon, Lord Byron
  12. [2/5] One Christmas, Truman Capote
  13. [2/5] The Thanksgiving Visitor, Truman Capote
  14. [3/5] In the City of Shy Hunters, Tom Spanbauer
  15. [4/5] Getting Even, Woody Allen *
  16. [2/5] The Giver, Lois Lowry
  17. [2/5] I Shall Spit on Your Graves, Boris Vian (Vernon Sullivan)
  18. [1/5] Amkoullel, the Fula Child, Amadou Hampâté Bâ
  19. [2/5] How to Cure a Fanatic, Amos Oz

  21. February
  22. [4/5] Hallucinating Foucault, Patricia Duncker
  23. [4/5] [A Little Fable], Franz Kafka *
  24. [1/5] [Death By Scrabble], Charlie Fish
  25. [4/5] The Outsider, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  26. [4/5] The Music of Erich Zann, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  27. [3/5] The Unnamable, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  28. [4/5] Cool Air, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  29. [5/5] The Hound, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  30. [4/5] The Shunned House, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  31. [3/5] The Moon-Bog, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  32. [4/5] Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  33. [5/5] Pickman's Model, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  34. [4/5] The Nameless City, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  35. [3/5] The Lurking Fear, Howard Phillips Lovecraft
  36. [3/5] Advent, Gunnar Gunnarsson
  37. [2/5] Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, Jeanette Winterson
  38. [1/5] Feathers, Raymond Carver
  39. [1/5] Chef's House, Raymond Carver
  40. [1/5] Preservation, Raymond Carver
  41. [1/5] The Compartment, Raymond Carver
  42. [2/5] A Small, Good Thing, Raymond Carver
  43. [2/5] Vitamins, Raymond Carver
  44. [1/5] Careful, Raymond Carver
  45. [1/5] Where I'm Calling From, Raymond Carver
  46. [1/5] The Train, Raymond Carver
  47. [1/5] Fever, Raymond Carver
  48. [1/5] The Bridle, Raymond Carver
  49. [2/5] Cathedral, Raymond Carver
  50. [3/5] Nevsky Prospect, Nikolai Gogol
  51. [3/5] Diary of a Madman, Nikolai Gogol
  52. [4/5] The Nose, Nikolai Gogol
  53. [3/5] The Calash, Nikolai Gogol
  54. [4/5] V for Vendetta, Alan Moore and David Lloyd
  55. [5/5] The Overcoat, Nikolai Gogol

  57. March
  58. [5/5] The Portrait, Nikolai Gogol
  59. [2/5] Rome, Nikolai Gogol
  60. [3/5] Too Loud a Solitude, Lionel Tran
  61. [2/5] (lit. The Stupids), Jeanne Benameur
  62. [3/5] Eragon, Christopher Paolini
  63. [4/5] (lit. The Russian Lover), Gilles Leroy
  64. [3/5] 9.99, Frédéric Beigbeder
  65. [3/5] Quo Vadis?, Henryk Sienkiewicz

  67. April
  68. [3/5] Eldest, Christopher Paolini
  69. [2/5] Notes on a Scandal, Zoë Heller
  70. [2/5] (lit. The Granddaughter of Mr. Linh), Philippe Claudel
  71. [2/5] Fascination: Stories, William Boyd
  72. [3/5] (lit. They Float), Eleken Traski
  73. [3/5] Selected Poems, Gabriel-Charles de Lattaignant
  74. [4/5] Selected Tales, Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm
  75. [3/5] Selected Poems, Théodore de Banville
  76. [2/5] Selected Poems, Paul Emile Debraux
  77. [3/5] A Separate Peace, John Knowles
  78. [5/5] Before Night Falls, Reinaldo Arenas
  79. [3/5] Sahara, Daniel Pennac
  80. [2/5] (lit. Die Innocent), Arthur Ténor
  81. [2/5] The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Clive Staples Lewis
  82. [5/5] Dojoji, Yukio Mishima *
  83. [4/5] The Seven Bridges, Yukio Mishima *
  84. [5/5] Patriotism, Yukio Mishima *
  85. [3/5] The Pearl, Yukio Mishima *
  86. [1/5] The Jumbles, Edward Lear
  87. [1/5] This Isn’t a Parrot, Rafik Schami
  88. [4/5] Exercises in Style, Raymond Queneau
  89. [3/5] Groosham Grange, Anthony Horowitz
  90. [3/5] The Unholy Grail, Anthony Horowitz

  92. May
  93. [1/5] The Grandmothers, Doris Lessing
  94. [2/5] My Brother, Jamaica Kincaid
  95. [1/5] The Five Lost Aunts of Harriet Bean, Alexander McCall Smith
  96. [3/5] Notebook of a Return to My Native Land, Aimé Césaire
  97. [2/5] (lit. As a Literary Manifesto), Aimé Césaire
  98. [3/5] (lit. Walking at Night, or the Small Blue Trash), Pierre Manseau
  99. [2/5] Sarah, J. T. LeRoy
  100. [2/5] (lit. Eve of Its Rubble), Ananda Devi
  101. [4/5] The Gargoyle on the Roof, Jack Prelutsky and Peter Sis
  102. [5/5] Watchmen, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons
  103. [5/5] (lit. Marie d'Agoult, George Sand: Letters), Charles F. Dupêchez
  104. [4/5] Fear, Stefan Zweig
  105. [4/5] Casual Knowledge of a Craft, Stefan Zweig
  106. [3/5] Leporella, Stefan Zweig
  107. [4/5] (lit. The Woman and the Nature), Stefan Zweig
  108. [3/5] Buchmendel, Stefan Zweig
  109. [5/5] The Invisible Collection, Stefan Zweig

  111. June
  112. [2/5] The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things, J. T. LeRoy
  113. [2/5] In Love, Rébecca Dautremer and Mona Lethanh
  114. [2/5] (lit. Day and Hight, How It Works?), Sylvie de Mathuisieulx, Isabelle Moëns-Guyot, Laurent Sabathié and Rébecca Dautremer
  115. [2/5] (lit. In Fact, Water is What?), André Benchetrit, Laurent Sabathié and Rébecca Dautremer
  116. [3/5] (lit. The Middle Ages, How It Was?), André Benchetrit, Laurent Sabathié and Rébecca Dautremer
  117. [2/5] (lit. Go to School, What For?), Sylvie de Mathuisieulx, Isabelle Pouyau, Laurent Sabathié and Rébecca Dautremer
  118. [3/5] Nasreddine, Odile Weulersse and Rébecca Dautremer
  119. [4/5] Cyrano, Taï-Marc Le Thanh and Rébecca Dautremer
  120. [2/5] (lit. The Giant Tortoise of the Galapagos), Rébecca Dautremer (Dragoljub Zlahtrkjrswnvkke)
  121. [4/5] Cyrano, Taï-Marc Le Thanh and Rébecca Dautremer *
  122. [4/5] The Secret Lives of Princesses, Philippe Lechermeier and Rébecca Dautremer
  123. [2/5] Father of Frankenstein, Christopher Bram
  124. [3/5] The Flowers of Evil, Charles Baudelaire
  125. [1/5] The 800 Words Harry Potter Prequel, Joanne K. Rowling
  126. [4/5] Persuasion, Jane Austen
  127. [3/5] The Killer, Eugène Ionesco
  128. [4/5] Selected Poems, Arthur Rimbaud
  129. [4/5] Selected Poems, Edgar Allan Poe
  130. [4/5] The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  131. [4/5] [The Rime of the Ancient Mariner], Samuel Taylor Coleridge *
  132. [5/5] Fictions, Jorge Luis Borges
  133. [4/5] Curtain, Agatha Christie
  134. [2/5] Tattoos, Luis Royo
  135. [3/5] Women, Luis Royo
  136. [2/5] Malefic, Luis Royo
  137. [2/5] Secrets, Luis Royo
  138. [3/5] III Millennium, Luis Royo
  139. [4/5] (lit. Last Inventory Before Liquidation), Frédéric Beigbeder

  141. July
  142. [4/5] A Midsummer Night's Dream, William Shakespeare
  143. [3/5] Fables, Jean de La Fontaine
  144. [2/5] Thank you, President Bush, Paulo Coelho
  145. [3/5] Colonel Chabert, Honoré de Balzac

  147. August
  148. [5/5] Ball of Fat, Guy de Maupassant *
  149. [3/5] The Maison Tellier, Guy de Maupassant
  150. [3/5] Tombstones, Guy de Maupassant
  151. [3/5] On The River, Guy de Maupassant *
  152. [3/5] The Story of a Farm Girl, Guy de Maupassant
  153. [3/5] A Family Affair, Guy de Maupassant
  154. [1/5] Simon's Papa, Guy de Maupassant
  155. [2/5] A Country Excursion, Guy de Maupassant
  156. [1/5] In the Spring, Guy de Maupassant
  157. [2/5] Paul's Mistress, Guy de Maupassant
  158. [1/5] Madame Baptiste, Guy de Maupassant
  159. [2/5] Beside Schopenhauer's Corpse, Guy de Maupassant *
  160. [2/5] The Greenhouse, Guy de Maupassant *
  161. [1/5] The Mustache, Guy de Maupassant
  162. [1/5] A Duel, Guy de Maupassant
  163. [1/5] Friend Patience, Guy de Maupassant
  164. [1/5] One Evening, Guy de Maupassant *
  165. [2/5] A Vendetta, Guy de Maupassant *
  166. [2/5] His Avenger, Guy de Maupassant *
  167. [1/5] Mother and Son, Guy de Maupassant *
  168. [1/5] The First Snowfall, Guy de Maupassant
  169. [1/5] Coco, Guy de Maupassant *
  170. [2/5] Rose, Guy de Maupassant *
  171. [1/5] The Patron, Guy de Maupassant
  172. [5/5] The Necklace, Guy de Maupassant *
  173. [1/5] Happiness, Guy de Maupassant *
  174. [3/5] The Hair, Guy de Maupassant *
  175. [1/5] A Mistake, Guy de Maupassant *
  176. [2/5] An Uncomfortable Bed, Guy de Maupassant *
  177. [1/5] Confessing, Guy de Maupassant *
  178. [1/5] A Wedding Gift, Guy de Maupassant *
  179. [1/5] The Port, Guy de Maupassant
  180. [1/5] Always Lock The Door!, Guy de Maupassant
  181. [1/5] Marroca, Guy de Maupassant
  182. [1/5] My Landlady, Guy de Maupassant
  183. [1/5] An Idyll, Guy de Maupassant
  184. [1/5] The Double Pins, Guy de Maupassant
  185. [1/5] Allouma, Guy de Maupassant
  186. [5/5] The Hunting of the Snark, Lewis Carroll
  187. [5/5] [The Hunting of the Snark], Lewis Carroll *
  188. [4/5] Selected Poems, Edgar Allan Poe
  189. [3/5] Selected Short Poems, Lewis Carroll
  190. [2/5] Christmas Greetings (From a Fairy to a Child), Lewis Carroll
  191. [2/5] [Christmas Greetings (From a Fairy to a Child)], Lewis Carroll *
  192. [1/5] Puzzles from Wonderland, Lewis Carroll
  193. [1/5] Solutions to Puzzles from Wonderland, Lewis Carroll
  194. [2/5] To All Child Readers of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll
  195. [2/5] An Easter Greeting to Every Child who loves Alice, Lewis Carroll
  196. [1/5] An Answer to the White Queen's Riddle, Lewis Carroll
  197. [2/5] Alice on the Stage, Lewis Carroll>
  198. [1/5] Who will riddle me to the How and the Why?, Lewis Carroll
  199. [3/5] [The Alphabet Cipher], Lewis Carroll
  200. [2/5] Selected Poems, William Wordsworth
  201. [2/5] The Nursery Alice, Lewis Carroll
  202. [5/5] Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll *
  203. [2/5] Alice's Adventures Under Ground, Lewis Carroll
  204. [5/5] Through the Looking-Glass, Lewis Carroll *
  205. [2/5] The Wasp in a Wig, Lewis Carroll
  206. [3/5] Letters to His Child-Friends, Lewis Carroll
  207. [3/5] Phantasmagoria, Lewis Carroll
  208. [3/5] Selected Poems, Tristan Tzara
  209. [3/5] Phantasmagoria, Lewis Carroll *
  210. [3/5] The Diaries, Lewis Carroll
  211. [3/5] The Rectory Magazine, Lewis Carroll
  212. [3/5] The Rectory Umbrella, Lewis Carroll
  213. [3/5] Mischmasch, Lewis Carroll
  214. [2/5] The Game of Logic, Lewis Carroll
  215. [2/5] Sylvie and Bruno, Lewis Carroll
  216. [2/5] Earth and Ashes, Atiq Rahimi
  217. [4/5] [Ghost World], Daniel Clowes *
  218. [4/5] Jacques Callot, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  219. [3/5] Ritter Gluck, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  220. [3/5] Don Juan, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  221. [1/5] News of the Latest Fortunes of the Hound Berganza, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  222. [4/5] The Hypnotist, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  223. [4/5] The Golden Pot, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  224. [1/5] The Adventures of New Year's Eve, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  225. [2/5] Antichrista, Amélie Nothomb *
  226. [4/5] The Stranger Next Door, Amélie Nothomb *
  227. [3/5] Human Rites, Amélie Nothomb *
  228. [1/5] The Book of Proper Names, Amélie Nothomb *
  229. [2/5] The Enemy's Cosmetique, Amélie Nothomb *
  230. [1/5] (lit. To Encourage Hatred Against An Opponent), Amélie Nothomb
  231. [1/5] (lit. Red Passion), Amélie Nothomb
  232. [2/5] (lit. A Fox on the Stomach), Amélie Nothomb
  233. [1/5] (lit. The Cat), Amélie Nothomb
  234. [1/5] (lit. The Flirt is to Love What "Gladiator" is to the Violence), Amélie Nothomb
  235. [2/5] (lit. The Existence of God), Amélie Nothomb
  236. [2/5] (lit. The Anger), Amélie Nothomb
  237. [5/5] Fear and Trembling, Amélie Nothomb *
  238. [4/5] Peplum, Amélie Nothomb *

  240. September
  241. [4/5] The Sandman, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  242. [4/5] Ignaz Denner, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  243. [3/5] The Jesuit Church in G., Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  244. [2/5] The Sanctus, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  245. [2/5] The Bleak House, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  246. [4/5] Primogeniture, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  247. [2/5] The Oath, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  248. [3/5] The Stone Heart, Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
  249. [2/5] (lit. The Dragon with Sweet Tooth: Diabetes), Brigitte Marleau
  250. [3/5] The Tree of Life: A Book Depicting the Life of Charles Darwin, Peter Sis
  251. [3/5] The Future of the Earth, Yann Arthus-Bertrand
  252. [3/5] The Dragons are Singing Tonight, Jack Prelutsky and Peter Sis
  253. [2/5] (lit. The Butterfly of the Stars), Bernard Werber
  254. [2/5] The Hygiene of the Assassin, Amélie Nothomb *
  255. [3/5] Sacré Blues: An Unsentimental Journey Through Quebec, Taras Grescoe
  256. [3/5] (lit. Attack), Amélie Nothomb *
  257. [4/5] Selected Short Poems, Samuel Taylor Coleridge

  259. October
  260. [5/5] (lit. The Encyclopedia of Relative and Absolute Knowledge), Bernard Werber *
  261. [3/5] Raël, Brigitte McCann *
  262. [5/5] Selected Poems, Percy Bysshe Shelley
  263. [2/5] Selected Poems, Horace Smith
  264. [5/5] Selected Poems, Percy Bysshe Shelley
  265. [4/5] Selected Poems, Edgar Allan Poe
  266. [3/5] Selected Poems, Sylvia Plath
  267. [4/5] Selected Poems, Edgar Allan Poe
  268. [4/5] Dangerous Liaisons, Pierre Choderlos de Laclos
  269. [2/5] Sonnets, Louise Labé
  270. [4/5] A. O. Barnabooth: His Poems, Valery Larbaud

  272. November
  273. [2/5] [To be Creative is, in Fact, Canadian], Margaret Atwood
  274. [3/5] Selected Poems, Percy Bysshe Shelley
  275. [1/5] Friday Night, Emmanuèle Bernheim
  276. [2/5] How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read, Pierre Bayard
  277. [3/5] Selected Poems, Alfred de Musset
  278. [3/5] Selected Poems, Jacques Prévert
  279. [4/5] Selected Poems, Dylan Thomas
  280. [1/5] Selected Poems, Natalia Ginzburg
  281. [1/5] Selected Poems, Abbädä Mikael
  282. [3/5] Selected Poems, Wislawa Szymborska
  283. [3/5] Selected Poems, Oscar Vladislas de Lubicz Milosz
  284. [1/5] Selected Poems, William Ernest Henley
  285. [2/5] Selected Poems, Jean-Baptiste Clément
  286. [1/5] Laughter and Dreams, Vladimir Nabokov
  287. [1/5] Painted Wood, Vladimir Nabokov
  288. [2/5] Selected Poems, Vladimir Nabokov
  289. [1/5] The Potato Elf, Vladimir Nabokov
  290. [3/5] Wingstroke, Vladimir Nabokov
  291. [1/5] Sounds, Vladimir Nabokov
  292. [1/5] Russian Spoken Here, Vladimir Nabokov
  293. [1/5] Gods, Vladimir Nabokov
  294. [1/5] Revenge, Vladimir Nabokov
  295. [2/5] Beneficence, Vladimir Nabokov
  296. [1/5] The Seaport, Vladimir Nabokov
  297. [1/5] The Fight, Vladimir Nabokov
  298. [5/5] La Veneziana, Vladimir Nabokov
  299. [3/5] The Dragon, Vladimir Nabokov
  300. [1/5] Razor, Vladimir Nabokov
  301. [1/5] The Christmas Story, Vladimir Nabokov
  302. [4/5] Voynich Manuscript, Anonymus
  303. [3/5] Selected Poems, John Keats
  304. [3/5] Selected Poems, Robert Frost
  305. [4/5] Selected Poems, Mary Elizabeth Frye
  306. [3/5] Selected Poems, Gwendolyn Brooks
  307. [1/5] Selected Poems, Ashley Olson
  308. [3/5] Where's Wally?, Martin Handford
  309. [2/5] Selected Poems, Dennis Cooper
  310. [3/5] Selected Poems, Charles Bukowski
  311. [1/5] Selected Poems, Hayden Carruth
  312. [1/5] Selected Poems, Jeffrey McDaniel
  313. [4/5] Selected Poems, Philip Larkin
  314. [3/5] Selected Poems, Robert Louis Stevenson
  315. [2/5] Selected Poems, Richard Brautigan
  316. [2/5] Selected Poems, Yehuda Amichai
  317. [1/5] Selected Poems, Adrienne Rich
  318. [1/5] Selected Poems, Jenny Joseph
  319. [1/5] Selected Poems, Benjamin Kushner
  320. [1/5] Selected Poems, Jason Shinder
  321. [2/5] Selected Poems, Fred Chappel
  322. [4/5] Selected Poems, Lawrence Raab
  323. [3/5] Selected Poems, Charles Bukowski
  324. [1/5] Selected Poems, Lawrence Ferlinghetti
  325. [1/5] Selected Poems, Ted Kooser
  326. [1/5] Selected Poems, Robert Creeley
  327. [4/5] The Color Pixie, Chiara Carrer
  328. [3/5] The Cuddle Book, Guido van Genechten
  329. [2/5] The Owl and the Pussycat, Edward Lear
  330. [2/5] [The Owl and the Pussycat], Edward Lear *
  331. [3/5] Where's Wally Now?, Martin Handford
  332. [4/5] Where's Wally? The Fantastic Journey, Martin Handford
  333. [3/5] Where's Wally? In Hollywood, Martin Handford
  334. [3/5] (lit. 366 Days of Poetry), Albine Novarino and Michel Maïofiss
  335. [1/5] Selected Poems, Louisa Paulin
  336. [1/5] Selected Poems, Luce Guilbaud
  337. [1/5] Selected Poems, Marguerite Magnin
  338. [1/5] Selected Poems, Germain Nouveau
  339. [1/5] Selected Poems, Bernard de Ventadour
  340. [1/5] Selected Poems, Sabine Sicaud
  341. [4/5] Selected Poems, Arthur Rimbaud
  342. [1/5] Selected Poems, Charles d’Orléans
  343. [1/5] Selected Poems, Ponce-Denis Écouchard Lebrun
  344. [1/5] Selected Poems, Peyrot de Pradinas
  345. [1/5] Selected Poems, Fabre d'Églantine
  346. [1/5] Selected Poems, Peire d'Auvergne
  347. [3/5] Selected Poems, Paul Verlaine
  348. [2/5] Selected Poems, Emily Dickinson
  349. [2/5] Selected Poems, Théophile de Viau
  350. [1/5] Selected Poems, Albert Ferland
  351. [3/5] Selected Poems, Stéphane Mallarmé
  352. [1/5] Selected Poems, Albert Samain
  353. [1/5] Selected Poems, André Spire
  354. [2/5] Selected Poems, Boris Vian
  355. [1/5] Selected Poems, Brownell Carr
  356. [1/5] Selected Poems, Jaufré Rudel
  357. [2/5] Selected Poems, Gérard de Nerval
  358. [3/5] Selected Poems, Théodore de Banville
  359. [1/5] Selected Poems, Guillaume de Lorris
  360. [1/5] Selected Poems, François de Malherbe
  361. [1/5] Selected Poems, Pierre Morhange
  362. [1/5] Selected Poems, Paul Palgen
  363. [4/5] Selected Poems, Charles-Marie Leconte de Lisle
  364. [1/5] Selected Poems, Pierre Menanteau
  365. [1/5] Selected Poems, Paul Arène
  366. [1/5] Selected Poems, Paul Fort
  367. [1/5] Selected Poems, Jean de La Ville de Mirmont
  368. [1/5] Selected Poems, Charles Auguste de La Fare-Alais
  369. [3/5] Selected Poems, Jules Laforgue
  370. [1/5] Selected Poems, Elinor Wylie
  371. [2/5] Selected Poems, Tony Hoagland
  372. [1/5] Selected Poems, Jean Tardieu
  373. [1/5] Selected Poems, Taylor Mali
  374. [3/5] Selected Poems, Charles Bukowski
  375. [4/5] Selected Poems, Rudyard Kipling
  376. [1/5] Selected Poems, Alfred Tennyson

  378. December
  379. [4/5] The Double, Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky
  380. [3/5] Selected Poems, Sylvia Plath
  381. [1/5] He's Just Not That Into You, Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo
  382. [3/5] Ajdar, Marjane Satrapi
  383. [2/5] (lit. Client), Josiane Balasko
  384. [3/5] The Sisters-in-Law, Michel Tremblay
  385. [3/5] My Valley, Claude Ponti
  386. [2/5] Journey to the Country of Trees, Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio and Henri Galeron
  387. [2/5] Fighting Fantasy #42: Black Vein Prophecy, Paul Mason and Steven Williams
  388. [5/5] Selected Poems, Percy Bysshe Shelley
  389. [3/5] Selected Poems, Jacques Prévert
  390. [4/5] Selected Poems, Rudyard Kipling
  391. [4/5] Selected Poems, Edgar Allan Poe
  392. [4/5] Selected Poems, Arthur Rimbaud
  393. [3/5] Selected Poems, Wislawa Szymborska
  394. [3/5] The Circle Game: Poems, Margaret Atwood
  395. [2/5] Letter from the Baladar Islands, Jacques Prévert and André François
  396. [2/5] (lit. Feast), Richard Millet

Author Comments: 

Read in 2008. I've read all of these in french language, but I wrote the titles in engligh for a better understanding.
I hope I didn't forget anything.
(lit.) means literally.
[] are read in english language.
*re-read.

Favorite new readings 2008:
Documentary: Earth from Above: 366 Days, Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Novel: Curtain, Agatha Christie
Short story: The Invisible Collection, Stefan Zweig
Poem or Poetic Work: Selected Poems, Percy Bysshe Shelley
Play: A Midsummer Night's Dream, William Shakespeare
Comic or Graphic novel: Watchmen, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons
Album: Cyrano, Taï-Marc Le Thanh and Rébecca Dautremer

sidrah01/31/2008

50 books and its not even febuary! how do you do it nance?!

Nance01/31/2008

Lord Byron reading are poetry (I have read Darkness more than once to see different french translations) and Truman Capote reading are short stories. Earth from Above is 800 pages, but the half is pictures. I have read some novels in 1-3 days, the short ones, I'm not a machine. In febuary, it will probably be high again, because I have borrowed collections of short stories by Lovecraft, Carver and Gogol.

sidrah02/03/2008

its still a great reading record :)

professor02/22/2008

My favourite HP Lovecraft tales, which I can recommend, are:

The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward
The Lurker At The Threshold (Billington's Wood/The Manuscript of Stephen Bates)
Try this

HPL quoted as an influence William Hope Hodgson, who I found to be even better than HPL.
I can recommend WHHs:

The House On The Borderland
The Night Land

Nance02/22/2008

I will try to found the french versions and put them on my to-read list:

//Lovecraft//
The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward (L'affaire Charles Dexter Ward)
The Lurker At The Threshold (I have difficulty to found the french translation... I will take another look on the web later)

//Hodgson//
The House On The Borderland (La maison au bord du monde)
The Night Land (Le pays de la nuit)

0dysseus08/08/2008

"Beware the Jabberwock, my son..."

It must be done [].

Nance08/08/2008

I don't understand a lot about the Jabberwocky, but I know it's about SOMEBODY that killed SOMETHING...