And they say I have to read...

[ariadnem]

I love to read, seriously; but I haven't got any time to do that

In English
→ "The Vampires in Europe - Tales of the Undead" by Montagne Summers
→ "Dubliners" by James Joyce
→ "Ullyses" By James Joyce

En Español
→ "Crónicas de Mistmantle Libro 1 - Urchin de las Estrellas Fugaces" por M.I. McAllister
→ "Cuentos Inolvidables" por Julio Cortázar
→ "La Ilíada" por Homero
→ "17 Narradoras Lationoamericanas"
→ "El Decamerón" Por Bocaccio
→ "Rayuela" por Julio Cortázar
→ "El Naranjo" por Carlos Fuentes
→ "Antología de la Literatura Fantástica" por Jorge Luis Borges, Adolfo Bijoy Casares y Silvina Ocampo
→ "La Virgen Luna, los 7 de Urantia y el Dragón Laser" por José Gabriel Baena

Almost all of the above list are homework *plop*


To begin

Inglés
→ "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
→ "Selected Tales" By Edgar Allan Poe
→ "Ghosts and Stories"  by M.R. James
→ "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis
→ "The Treasured Writings of Kahlil Girban

Español
→ "El Aleph" por Jorge Luis Borges
→ "Gracias por el Fuego" por Mario Benedetti
→ "La Odisea" por Homero

*faints*

Comments

[muinteor.livejournal.com]

What a lot of reading to do!

Ay, Decameron by Boccacio? You know that back in the 80's that book was on a black list in Ireland, and you couldn't buy it? Then suddenly it wasn't on the list in 1987 and I got a copy very quickly. Have you read Canterbury Tales yet?

Anyhow, talking about reading. Are books controlled in Colombia? Here's a list of books that have been censored, or near censorship in the USA. Yup, Decameron's there, along with some other books I like a lot. The Lion the Witch and the Wardobe is there too, apparently in 1990 someone thought the book depicted "graphic violence, mysticism and gore". I read that book when I was 10 years old, goodness!

Well, have lots of fun with your reading, my friend.

[ghaidin.livejournal.com]

books.... :D~~~~~