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My favorite books would have to be: Veronica decides to Die by Paolo Coelho , De Profundis by Oscar Wilde and Demian by Hermann Hesse . ... Books:Demian by Hermann HesseVeronica Decides to Die by Paolo CoelhoDe Profundis - Oscar WildeMovies:Pulp Fiction, American History X, 25th Hour,
Books: Demian by Hermann Hesse, James Joyce 's Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, you can't possibly expect me to list all the books I love. ... Livres : Demian par Hermann Hesse, James Joyce 'portrait de s de l'artiste en tant que jeune homme, vous ne pouvez pas probablement s'attendre à ce
all of themWomen's Reality: An Emerging Female System in a White Male Society A Wrinkle in Time Neuromancer Snow Crash The Book of Atrus Demian Heart of Darkness A Doll's House The Death of Ivan Ilych And Other Stories The Design of Everyday Things Fahrenheit 451 The Trial and Death of Socrates
The Non-idiotic Literature Test
Ah yes, we all know that an incredible number of people out there think that Shakespeare is the ultimate apotheosis of literature, that Kafka is the m... ...
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” —Max Demian in
Hermann Hesse, Demian Let us not pretend to doubt in philosophy
what we do not doubt in our hearts.
Which was worse:?
In Demian, Hermann Hesse wrote that (I'm paraphrasing) - if there
is something that upsets you strongly, then there is something
inside of you that you see in that thing.
How many books do you own?
I've lost count how many times I've read the Lord of
the Rings since I discovered it at 15, or Hess's 'Demian' or
'Steppenwolf', Mark Helprins 'A Winters Tale' *sigh* or even Tom
Robbins 'Jitterbug Perfume'; needn't be a serious tome.
Which are the top five English books you've ever read?
David Foster
Wallace's Infinite JestDanielewski's House of LeavesHerman Hesse's
SteppenWolfHerman Hesse's DemianIsidore Ducasse's Maldoror and
Poemsalso everyone must read (if they haven't) Dostoevsky's Notes
From The Underground
