Sep 2, 2007
Fifty neglected novels
Fifty neglected novels
Ballard, Vikings and Samuel Johnson.
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4 Comments, Comment or Ping
#2 posted by Nathalie
Thanks for putting up that link, John.
The list is fascinating and I’ll admit to ignoring most of the volumes on it (and the list of books to read goes up , up, up)…
Sep 4th, 2007
#3 posted by John
Lists of neglected works are often worth a look and this one certainly was. I’ve read the Ballard but that’s it, knew about some of the others–Elizabeth Taylor (not the actress!) was republished recently–but the rest have been off the radar.
Sep 4th, 2007
#4 posted by Nathalie
I quite enjoyed reading “Sostiene Pereira” - there was movie with Mastroianni in 1995.
Sep 4th, 2007
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