Republic of Letters

So I thought recently about all the books I've had to read, and those I've read for pleasure. I'll omit purely technical works and focus on literature.

High School Assigned Readings Romeo and Juliet Julius Caesar As I Lay Dying Things Fall Apart The Awakening The Old Man and the Sea Ethan Frome (didn't read it) The Red Badge of Courage (also didn't read it) Fahrenheit 451 Animal Farm Thus Spake Zarathustra (I'd read it once and followed up to do a term paper)

College assigned readings Hamlet Henry V History of the Peloponnesian War Crito Phaedo Apology Symposium

Personal Reading (In no particular order) The Trial The Castle Amerika The Stranger Man in Revolt Essays of Montaigne Republic Why I am Not a Christian Power Conquest of Happiness Marriage and Morals The House of Mirth Farewell to Arms In Our Time Mrs Dalloway The Years Orlando To the Lighthouse This Side of Paradise Adam Bede Middlemarch Silas Marner Moll Flanders Felix Holt, the Radical Daniel Deronda Vanity Fair Pride and Prejudice Emma Jane Eyre Wuthering Heights Sense and Sensibility Tess of the D'Urbervilles Rameau's Nephew D'Alembert's Dream The Gay Science Geneology of Morals Ecce Homo Beyond Good and Evil The Antichrist Crime and Punishment Anna Karenina Brothers Karamazov The Merchant of Venice King Lear Macbeth Titus Andonicus Timon of Athens Pericles Dead Souls The Nose, The Overcoat, How Ivan Fyodorovich Quarreled with Ivan Nikiforovitch Plays of Aeschylus Plays of Sophocles Plays of Euripides Brideshead Revisited Devil in Paradise Tropic of Cancer Stand Still Like the Hummingbird The Air Conditioned Nightmare Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch The Crime of Father Amaro The Master and Margarita Faust (Goethe's version) Angle of Repose The Mill on the Floss 1984 Point Counter Point Island Brave New World My Antonia Hard Times Great Expectations Our Mutual Friend Bleak House Franny and Zooey Nine Stories Dubliners Foundation/Robot cycle Dune cycle