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Originally Posted by supernothing  Right, I was lying last time, for real:
1.Goethe - Faust Part I
2.Slavoj Zizek - The Universal Exception (only read half of it but I'm counting it cuz it is nigh on impossible to read without someone to advise you on all the Kant and Hegel references)
3.Sadegh Hedayat - The Blind Owl |
4.Brian Turner - Here, Bullet.
Thats a book of poems about the Iraq war written by a US soldier who served there. One of the reviews on the back says "The day of the first moonwalk, my father's college literature professor told his class, "someday they'll send a poet, and we'll find out what it's really like".....", well, they sent a poet to Iraq, or they sent a soldier and he came back a poet, whatever the case it's an amazing book. Puts the humanity back into the endless gruesome statistics coming out of Iraq.
