Several people have urged both Catch-22 and Anne of Green Gables on me. The Count of Monte Cristo I'm coming to by an odd back-way: I've never read much historical fiction, but I've just discovered the delights of Dorothy Dunnett, and am craving more. (Plenty of Dunnett to go yet.) Thank you for the recs!
Tell me about The Woman In White, by Wilkie Collins.
Ooh, it's a good fifteen years since I read it, so the memory is pretty hazy, but I remember a very Gothic, satisfying book. It would be interesting to go back to it now I'm older and see the workings of the plot.
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Date: 2004-01-25 07:11 pm (UTC)Tell me about The Woman In White, by Wilkie Collins.
Ooh, it's a good fifteen years since I read it, so the memory is pretty hazy, but I remember a very Gothic, satisfying book. It would be interesting to go back to it now I'm older and see the workings of the plot.