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The Board's List 1. ULYSSES by James Joyce 2. THE GREAT GATSBY by F. Scott Fitzgerald 3. A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN by James Joyce 4. LOLITA by Vladimir Nabokov 5. BRAVE NEW WORLD by Aldous Huxley 6. THE SOUND AND THE FURY by William Faulkner 7.... more
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Reviewed by ScarletLark on Nov 23, 10:45pm
I disagree with this list. It should include Mark Twain, Lewis Carroll, Milan Kundera, and Charles Dickens. It does, however, contain Douglas Adams. And for that I might give it some fraction of forgiveness.
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Reviewed by Excesshuman on Nov 21, 12:10pm
Ayn Rand, L Ron Hubbard. Frankly I was expecteing the Bible, Dianetics and 911 truth to pop up in the list of top 100 novels, though I suppose those are not really novels. But then again I don't think L Ron Flubbarts work are much as novels go either But hey, Hail Xenoo anyways
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Rated by jayeshchill on Nov 09, 2:39pm
Any such kind of list is always destined to be subjective. Thus any debate will not take you any further than you are now.
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Reviewed by zeekjr on Nov 05, 11:44am
I don't think Battlefield Earth would crack my top 10,000
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Rated by amrithadoshi on Nov 03, 10:25pm
The Modern Library | 100 Best | Novels
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Rated by Promethean42 on Oct 15, 5:53am
So... Ayn Rand and L. Ron Hubbard? Looks hacked.
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Rated by MujerLibre on Oct 10, 3:37pm
*is amused by the Randroid losers*
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Rated by cagz on Oct 08, 9:16pm
This site is amazing. It is a great checklist to help me see what I have read and what I still need to read. Plus there's plenty of new suggestions on here for me. Not every book appeals to my preferred preference but there's nothing wrong with that!