Without Lifting A Finger



Silly because lists aren't my thing. However, I do jot down the date when I first read a book (I usually write it just after the front cover, along with my name) and, subsequently, the date for any rereads. So: Below is a list (which will probably grow over the next few days) of books (or works) I've read more than once. I'll work only with Memory (which means there will be holes) and not go running after books to verify. *** Kafka: Diaries, Letters to Milena, most of his short stories. Thomas Mann: Death in Venice and some other short stories T. S. Eliot: All of his poems and many essays W.B. Yeats: Selected poems, especially his later works Paul Celan: Poems Zbigniew Herbert: Poems and most of his essays Szymborska: Most of her poems Rilke: Poems (especially the Duino Elegies) and Letters to a Young Poet Max Frisch: Man in the Holocene, Homo Faber, Bluebeard Durrenmatt: The Assignment Dostoevsky: The Brothers Karamazov and Notes from Unde...