Thank you all for your responses! I've just finished The Brothers Karamazov and next up is Pride and Prejudice. I have added A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man to my list Crime and Punishment as well as I am finding myself to be fond of Russian literature. Who knew? lol I will also look into The Prince though I know nothing about it just yet. I will re-read Heart of Darkness as I am aware of its significance and did not appreciate it at the time I first read it. I still intend to revisit Ulysses. It's not so much that it's difficult to read, I just feel that whatever meaning lies in those pages is well beyond me, and I hate to waste my time.

This post was edited by chemoshots on Apr 22 2011 01:08pm

To Kill a Mocking bird is a good classic to read

William Shakespeare Classics
Romeo And Juliet
A Midsummer's Nights dream
Hamlet
The tempest

Thanks Exotic. Not sure if I'm up to Shakespeare just yet, but when I get there... I'm terribly busy at work catching baby deer, so I haven't ready much lately. Pride and Prejudice is almost done and Crime and Punishment is sitting on my shelf waiting for me.

Anything written by Hunter S. Thompson or Alexander Shulgin. LMK, for reals.