Not another wish list
From Eric Forbes's blog...a list of books "that every library cannot do without, that every good bookshop should stock, and that every booklover should read and keep in their library":
1.The Lemon Table (2004) / Julian Barnes
2. When the Nines Roll Over and Other Stories (2004) / David Benioff
3. Natasha and Other Stories (2004) / David Bezmozgis
4. The Ladies of Grace Adieu and Other Stories (2006) / Susanna Clarke
5. The Dew Breaker (2004) / Edwidge Dandicat
6. Twilight of the Superheroes (2006) / Deborah Eisenberg
7. For the Relief of Unbearable Urges (1999) / Nathan Englander
8. The Stories of Mary Gordon (2006) / Mary Gordon
9. All Aunt Hagar’s Children (2006) / Edward P. Jones
10. Lost in the City (1992) / Edward P. Jones
11. The Stories of David Leavitt (2005) / David Leavitt
12. A Thousand Years of Good Prayers (2005) / Yiyun Li
13. Matters of Life & Death (2006) / Bernard MacLaverty
14. Island (2000) / Alistair MacLeod
15. The Complete Stories (1997) / Bernard Malamud
16. The Magic Barrel (1958) / Bernard Malamud
17. The Unfinished Novel and Other Stories (2006) / Valerie Martin
18. The Secret Goldfish (2004) / David Means
19. Birds of America (1998) / Lorrie Moore
20. Runaway (2004) / Alice Munro
21. The View from Castle Rock (2006) / Alice Munro
22. Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman (2006) / Haruki Murakami (trans. by Philip Gabriel and Jay Rubin)
23. The Hill Road (2005) / Patrick O’Keeffe
24. Close Range: Wyoming Stories (1999) / Annie Proulx
25. A Perfect Stranger and Other Stories (2005) / Roxana Robinson
26. Constitutional (2005) / Helen Simpson
27. Good Women (2005) / Jane Stevenson
28. The Darts of Cupid and Other Stories (2002) / Edith Templeton
29. Fresh Apples (2006) / Rachel Tresize
30. A Bit on the Side (2004) / William Trevor
31. The Royal Ghosts (2006) / Samrat Upadhyay
32. Honored Guest (2004) / Joy Williams
33. The Turning (2004) / Tim Winton
34. The Collected Stories (1997) / Tobias Wolff
I'm broke.
1.The Lemon Table (2004) / Julian Barnes
2. When the Nines Roll Over and Other Stories (2004) / David Benioff
3. Natasha and Other Stories (2004) / David Bezmozgis
4. The Ladies of Grace Adieu and Other Stories (2006) / Susanna Clarke
5. The Dew Breaker (2004) / Edwidge Dandicat
6. Twilight of the Superheroes (2006) / Deborah Eisenberg
7. For the Relief of Unbearable Urges (1999) / Nathan Englander
8. The Stories of Mary Gordon (2006) / Mary Gordon
9. All Aunt Hagar’s Children (2006) / Edward P. Jones
10. Lost in the City (1992) / Edward P. Jones
11. The Stories of David Leavitt (2005) / David Leavitt
12. A Thousand Years of Good Prayers (2005) / Yiyun Li
13. Matters of Life & Death (2006) / Bernard MacLaverty
14. Island (2000) / Alistair MacLeod
15. The Complete Stories (1997) / Bernard Malamud
16. The Magic Barrel (1958) / Bernard Malamud
17. The Unfinished Novel and Other Stories (2006) / Valerie Martin
18. The Secret Goldfish (2004) / David Means
19. Birds of America (1998) / Lorrie Moore
20. Runaway (2004) / Alice Munro
21. The View from Castle Rock (2006) / Alice Munro
22. Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman (2006) / Haruki Murakami (trans. by Philip Gabriel and Jay Rubin)
23. The Hill Road (2005) / Patrick O’Keeffe
24. Close Range: Wyoming Stories (1999) / Annie Proulx
25. A Perfect Stranger and Other Stories (2005) / Roxana Robinson
26. Constitutional (2005) / Helen Simpson
27. Good Women (2005) / Jane Stevenson
28. The Darts of Cupid and Other Stories (2002) / Edith Templeton
29. Fresh Apples (2006) / Rachel Tresize
30. A Bit on the Side (2004) / William Trevor
31. The Royal Ghosts (2006) / Samrat Upadhyay
32. Honored Guest (2004) / Joy Williams
33. The Turning (2004) / Tim Winton
34. The Collected Stories (1997) / Tobias Wolff
I'm broke.

7 Comments:
yeen lynn!! I don't know if you've ever tried reading Jodi Picoult's books. If you haven't then you should, it's really good.
Hey Qian Yue!
Haven't tried any yet...but yeah, I should! Soon! Thanks! :)
OMG OMG OMG! MURAKAMI!!!!!
Hey Kirstin! =)
Thanks for the recommendation! Will try reading Murakami as soon as possible! :D
yes yes yes!
I recommend Norwegian Wood! It's the best goddamn thing ever created.
Just expect explicit details and to feel so sad and lonely later on ><
Ooo thanks Kirstin! :)
I love tragedy (and, er...explicit details)...will check this book out soon, really soon! ;)
interesting blog and profile.
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