What's your favorite classic?

[SSJVegeta]

Pride and Prejudice.

Just because.

[i_mmmchocolate]

Don Quixote
~Miguel de Cervantes

[Gingold]

Huckleberry Finn.

[Tony Bang]

Novel: The Sound and The Fury
Play: Macbeth

[Buzz Dixon]

Novel: THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME by Victor Hugo
Play: Another MacBETH fan

[Karl H]

Easy... A Tale of Two Cities...

I love Mayor of Casterbridge too - a little cheesy but I studied it at school and as such it will always have a place in my heart.

[Tages]

"The Sound and the Fury" is my favorite novel of all time.

[Roquefort Raider]

The Iliad.

Or "The butlerian jihad", by Brian Herbert.







Kid-ding.

[Adam C]

Naked Lunch

[Matthew E]

The Three Musketeers.

[Karl J. Barnes]

novel: Grapes of Wrath John Steinbeck

play: MacBeth

[Karl J. Barnes]

"The Sound and the Fury" is my favorite novel of all time.

Love that one ,too.Plus,A Light In August was pretty great,too.

[Bradley]

Fiction: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Drama: Henry IV, Part 1 by William Shakespeare
Poetry: Don Juan by Lord Byron
Nonfiction: Essays of Elia by Charles Lamb

[Gordon Smith]

The Iliad.



The Iliad is one of my most-beloved favourites, but I give first place to the Odyssey.

[Roquefort Raider]

The Iliad is one of my most-beloved favourites, but I give first place to the Odyssey.

You're a man of good tastes!

I love the Odyssey too.

[Puma]

Dante's Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso


Shakespeare's Coriolanus

[Mia]

Count Of Monte Cristo

[Lee Kaye]

Far From The Madding Crowd. Love it.

[Ghost]

I'd have to say The Three Musketeers.

[Slam_Bradley]

I guess it depends on how you define classic.

Farenheit 451 is my favorite book. It is frequently taught and is probably a modern classic.

If you're looking for a more traditional classic...probably The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

[cactusmaac]

King Solomon's Mines

[Davideaux]

Anna Karenin

I also really like Moby Dick and Pride & Prejudice.

[Karl J. Barnes]

I also really like Moby Dick

Eskimo....

[Subotai]

David Copperfield.

Tom Jones.

The Iliad.

The Odyssey.

Twelfth Night.

[Shem the Penman]

John Dos Passos's "U.S.A." trilogy. I'm also fond of Moby Dick and The Decameron.

[Michael P]

Huck Finn.

[Sandoz]

The Great Gatsby and The Count of Monte Cristo (all 1300 pages of it).


Eskimo....
Heh.

[Athena Bast]

Henry The Fifth

[Aaron Kashtan]

My favorites include:

Le Morte Darthur
The Story of the Stone
Middlemarch
The Odyssey
The Tale of Genji


and from more recent times:

One Hundred Years of Solitude
Midnight's Children
The Master and Margarita
Invisible Cities
Ficciones

[FroggieBKT]

Great Gatsby
Go Down, Moses
King Lear
Leaves of Grass
Lately I've been addicted to John Donne.

[Davideaux]

Eskimo....

I don't get it???

[mattx110]

Dracula counts right?
and the Decameron i think is the best book ever published. if you like sin city, you'll love this. in one section the hero of the story winds up trapped in a church tomb with a dead naked priest after basically a few pages of him getting beat down by life and winding up a disgusting smelly mess in the company of theives.
oh, and when i was 10, i didn't go a day without reading the three musketeers. confederate yankee in king arthurs court is fun too.

forgot to mention: every mickey spillane and dashiell hammet, and ray chandler book ever

[CaptainAwesome]

The Sun Also Rises

[Thorlief]

Ivanhoe, amazes me since 11

Dracula, piece of art

[stealthwise]

Frankenstein

[Dragondragonfly]

Not Bleak House!!

But I loved The Count of Monte Cristo!!!!

[TheLazy]

Play: Midsummer Nights Dream

Novel: Lord of the Rings: Fellowship.... Im not a big fan of the other two as they tend to retread themes used in the first book, though the ending to Two Towers is interesting, it pales in comparison to hope underlying the bleakness that ends the 1st book.

:)