I wasn't exacly a fan of reading because i always thought of it as a dull hobby with no spiritual gain or benifit. Until i took a course called Drama in KU in which we read three novels concerning different periods (Greek Drama\Midievil\Modern), they were exquisite and extremly enlightening in terms of their structure and mostly, the messages they were trying to convey. That is why i think it is my turn now to guide you through some of the most influential novels i've ever read (and will read). Trust me, you will love them :)
I'll sort them out in categories of genres:
DRAMA:
- Oedipus Rex.
- Antigone.
- Everyman.
- The Crucible.
ROMANTIC:
- Great Expectations.
- Wuthering Heights.
- Emma.
FICTION:
- The Devil Wears Prada.
- The Alchemist.
These are the books that i've read so far, stay tuned for more updates ;p
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Personally I hate reading novels. I can barely stand reading what I'm interested in. :/
It's about time we see you blogging.
Keep it up! ;)
Wow that was my first comment ;p
Well, i was like you before until i was forced to read one!
I like books , i like to read ..
BUT , not novels ;P
Interesting list, I read all the books on your list but Antigone.
And I've seen the screen play for most of them too.
Nice, are you studying literature?
Finally someone who DID read them :p they're interesting aren't they? but don't miss Antigonel; it's a sequal to oedipus rex.
Unfortunately no, i'm linguistics
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