Forgot one:

71. Into the War

Interesting but minor Calvino, three autobiographical stories. Only book I finished in the last eight weeks, as they've been hectic.

70. Conversations with Elizabeth Bishop ( Read more... )

69. Selected Poems of E.A. Robinson, ed. Faggen ( Read more... )

68. Selected Poems of Christopher Logue

The stray War Music episode here is fantastic, and his adaptations of Neruda and a Sophocles chorus quite fine too. His original poems are mixed - he's bitter and fitful, but never unreadable. He's self-announcedly of the Eliot school, and maybe the purest continuator of Eliot's bilious strain, though as far ( Read more... )

67. The Waste Land: Facsimile and Transcript (2nd)

I like the Eliot of the drafts better, even when he's more of a dick. Puts it all out in the open, at least.

Still, I've read this enough for one lifetime. It fades. I don't think Prufrock will.

64. The Romantic Dogs ( Read more... )

63. Cymbeline (2nd ( Read more... )

61. Walt Whitman: Selected Poems, ed. Bloom ( Read more... )

60. Much Ado About Nothing (2nd or 3rd)

man is a giddy thing

Such a fun play. Maybe nothing more to be said about this one.

59. Danton's Death (2nd ( Read more... )