Henrich Graetz: History of the Jews (5 volumes...)
Dostoevsky: Crime and Punishment (Peavar & Volkonsky trans.)
Will Durant: The Life of Greece
Tolstoy: War and Peace (Peavar & Volkonsky trans.)
Ferdinand Braudel: The Mediterranean
The Old Testament cover to cover: King James Version
Bolano: The Savage Detectives
Andrei Bely: Petersburg
Fielding: Tom Jones
Herodotus: Histories
Eric Hobsbawm: The Age of Revolution
H.C. Branner: The Man Who Knows No Night
Faulkner: The Sound and the Fury
Stendahl: The Red and the Black (never finished it...)
CLR James: The Black Jacobins
Hermann Broch: The Sleepwalkers
Jonathan Spence: The Search for Modern China
Balzac: Father Goriot (never finished it...)
Thucydides: The Peloponnesian War
Bulgakov: Master and Margarita (never finished it...)
Quinten Skinner: Liberty before Liberalism
Dickens: David Copperfield
Lucretius: On the Nature of Things (never finished it...)
Dino Buzzati: The Tartar Steppe
Keith Thomas: Religion and the Decline of Magic
E. Bronte: Wuthering Heights (believe it or not never read it...)
Plutarch: Lives
Hofstadter: The American Political Tradition (never finished it)
Calvino: Invisible Cities
Virgil: Aeneid
Eca de Quieros: The Mayas
Christopher Hill: The Century of Revolution
Bohumil Hrabal: Closely Observed Trains
Eliot: Middlemarch (adore it but actually never read it without skipping...)
Ovid: Metamorphosis
Cather: Song of the Lark
Gogol: Dead Souls (finish it)
Conrad: Nostromo (get through it finally and what I'm missing with Conrad...)
Robert Coover: The Public's Burning
Tony Judt: Postwar
Naguib Mahfouz: Cairo Trilogy (never finished it...)
New Testament: KJV
That's way more than enough for a year, don't you think?
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