The Pitters' Place

And intend to read soon:

Frantz Fanon - Black Skin, White Masks
Frantz Fanon - A Dying Colonialism
Frantz Fanon - The Wretched of the Earth
Eldridge Cleaver - Soul on Ice
Jeffrey Haas - The Assassination of Fred Hampton
Huey Newton - To Die for the People
Huey Newton - Revolutionary Suicide
Bobby Seale - Seize the Time
Stokely Carmichael - Ready for Revolution

i have read 0 of these books...but way to go.

I have finished 2 books this year and well on my way to finishing my third...so this is by far my best year in a long time as far as completions go.

Recently I've read Zombie Apocalypse...exactly what it sounds like, but the chapters are piecemeal in the form of emails, letters, memo's, recordings, and even a little girls diary. It uses these to tell the story of the zombie apocalypse.

Also...The Picture of Dorian Gray...Beautifully written and a decent story about a man letting his own evils get the best of him. Definitely recommend to any self respecting reader.

ultron-2 wrote:Also...The Picture of Dorian Gray...Beautifully written and a decent story about a man letting his own evils get the best of him. Definitely recommend to any self respecting reader.

Yes yes certainly a solid part of classic literature. I imagine you would enjoy the rest of Wilde's work, if you haven't already.

Im pretty sure that was my first venture into the Wilde

If I have read some it wouldve been in middle/high school.