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The List of Books Everybody Should Own!

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  • #41
    half.com works...

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    • #42
      My favorite books

      "Trilogy of life" (three books) Theodore Dreiser

      also
      all books of Onore de Balzac (they are great)...
      "Crime and Punishment" Dostoevsky
      "Idiot" Dostoevsky
      "American Tragedy" Dreiser
      "12 little Indians" or "And than there was none" Agatha Christy (actually I love all her novels, but this one is special...)
      "Goya" (I can't remember author’s name)
      "Da Vinchy's Code" (I'm reading it now, and it's pretty interesting)
      Hovhannes Tumanyani poemner@
      "Vardananq" Derenik Demirchyan

      and there are more, but I cannot remember them right now...

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      • #43
        Originally posted by Anushik
        "Goya" (I can't remember author’s name)
        ".
        Evan Connell ?
        I'm a monstrous mass of vile, foul & corrupted matter.

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        • #44
          Originally posted by sleuth
          Evan Connell ?
          I think so... I have hard time to remember authors' name if they are not really-really famous... ... Isn't that book great? I remember that after that book I was in the Library all day long; I was trying to find a book with all his paintings...

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          • #45
            Originally posted by Anushik
            I think so... I have hard time to remember authors' name if they are not really-really famous... ... Isn't that book great? I remember that after that book I was in the Library all day long; I was trying to find a book with all his paintings...
            Read *old man goya* by Julaia Blackburn.

            About us
            http://www.randomhouse.co.uk/minisites/goya/
            In 1934 our founder was waiting for a train and couldn’t find anything good to read. He realised quality books were needed at a reasonable price. So he decided to change things – the following year Penguin was launched, kickstarting a paperback revolution that would sweep the world.



            I loveeeeeee Goya. LOVERRRR.. hahahaah
            Last edited by sleuth; 11-23-2004, 07:13 AM.
            I'm a monstrous mass of vile, foul & corrupted matter.

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            • #46
              Originally posted by sleuth
              Read *old man goya* by Julaia Blackburn.

              About us
              http://www.randomhouse.co.uk/minisites/goya/
              In 1934 our founder was waiting for a train and couldn’t find anything good to read. He realised quality books were needed at a reasonable price. So he decided to change things – the following year Penguin was launched, kickstarting a paperback revolution that would sweep the world.



              I loveeeeeee Goya.
              Thanks a lot sleuth... I'll read it defenetely...

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              • #47
                One title comes to mind...easy to read though very entertaining, puts your mind off from depressing things for a while- High fidelity by Nick hornby
                I love the book. It gives me joy just holding it in my arms.
                Last edited by Tres Bien; 11-24-2004, 01:05 PM.

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                • #48
                  religion within the limits of reason only
                  immanuel kant

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                  • #49
                    More Books:
                    "Armenians, a people in exile"- David Marshall Lang
                    "The Christian Oriental Carpet" -Volkmar Gantzhorn
                    "Armenian Women of the Stage"- Alice Navasargian

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                    • #50
                      I'd love to read some auto-biographies about survivors from the armenian genocide, any suggestions to a couple of good books?

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