100 Best
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The list is on the page, but here are 23 that you can read now...
https://www.fadedpage.com/csearch.php?tags=Modern+Library's+100+Best+Novels
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“ Ulysses, arguable Joyce's most famous work,..”
C’mon, man. Proofread your shit.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K meant the word arguable. In that sentence it should have been arguably.
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@George-K meant the word arguable. In that sentence it should have been arguably.
@lufins-dad Yep, I caught that too late.
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@aqua-letifer said in 100 Best:
How many people read and understood Finnegan’s Wake?
I once redd two or three pages of Ulysses and flang it away. I'd have jumped off a cliff before reading Joyce again. I figured if I was too dim to appreciate his genius, that was jake with me.
A decision I do not regret even a little bit to this day.
Success is measured by your discipline and inner peace. – Mike Ditka
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@aqua-letifer said in 100 Best:
How many people read and understood Finnegan’s Wake?
I once redd two or three pages of Ulysses and flang it away. I'd have jumped off a cliff before reading Joyce again. I figured if I was too dim to appreciate his genius, that was jake with me.
A decision I do not regret even a little bit to this day.
I once redd two or three pages of Ulysses and flang it away. I'd have jumped off a cliff before reading Joyce again. I figured if I was too dim to appreciate his genius, that was jake with me.
A decision do not regret even a little bit to this day.Don't have to! Not everybody wants to climb Everest, either.
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I once redd two or three pages of Ulysses and flang it away. I'd have jumped off a cliff before reading Joyce again. I figured if I was too dim to appreciate his genius, that was jake with me.
A decision do not regret even a little bit to this day.Don't have to! Not everybody wants to climb Everest, either.
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@aqua-letifer said in 100 Best:
How many people read and understood Finnegan’s Wake?
I once redd two or three pages of Ulysses and flang it away. I'd have jumped off a cliff before reading Joyce again. I figured if I was too dim to appreciate his genius, that was jake with me.
A decision I do not regret even a little bit to this day.
