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5bookwoman247
Middlemarch by George Eliot
7ellenflorman
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by F.Scott Fitzgerald
9tjm568
Time to kill by John Grisham
10ellenflorman
A Leg To Stand On byOliver Sacks
11DeltaQueen50
Not Dead Enough by Peter James
15DeltaQueen50
Ritual by Mo Hayder
16tjm568
Last Stand at Papago Wells by Louis L'Amour
18bookwoman247
Freedom Riders by Ann Bausum
24Boobalack
The Neon Bible
by John Kennedy Toole
by John Kennedy Toole
25ellenflorman
Edith Wharton by Hermione Lee
27Boobalack
And Ladies of the Club
by Helen Hooven Santmyer
by Helen Hooven Santmyer
30DeltaQueen50
Nowhere Else On Earth by Josephine Humphreys
31Boobalack
Hurry Sundown
by K. B. Gilden
by K. B. Gilden
32ellenflorman
Noah's Compass by Anne Tyler
34ellenflorman
Born On A Blue Day by Daniel Tammet
36bookwoman247
Germinal by Emile Zola
38rolandperkins
Stephen Spender: a Life in Modernism
by David Leeming
by David Leeming
39ellenflorman
The Mind's Eye by Oliver Sacks
40rolandperkins
The Edison Trait: Saving the Spirit of your Free-Thinking Child in a Conforming World
by Lucy Jo Palladino
by Lucy Jo Palladino
42rolandperkins
The Digger's Game by George V. Higgins
43Boobalack
Expanded Universe
by Robert A. Heinlein
by Robert A. Heinlein
46ellenflorman
The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
47bookwoman247
Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery
51DeltaQueen50
Ireland by Frank Delaney
53jacqueline065
Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing by James Weldon Johnson
55jacqueline065
Allies of the Night by Darren Shan
57rolandperkins
On 56:
Why starting with A, not T?
Why starting with A, not T?
65AHS-Wolfy
Not Exactly the Three Musketeers by Joel Rosenberg
66Boobalack
The Secret Life of Laszlo, Count Dracula
by Roderick Anscombe
T-stones worked on the author's name previously but not now. I even copy/pasted it to be sure it was entered correctly. Oh, well.
by Roderick Anscombe
T-stones worked on the author's name previously but not now. I even copy/pasted it to be sure it was entered correctly. Oh, well.
68rolandperkins
The Exxon Valdez: Tragic Oil Spill
b y Victoria Sherrow
b y Victoria Sherrow
69Boobalack
Lament: The Faerie Queen's Deception
by Maggie Stiefvater
by Maggie Stiefvater
71bookwoman247
The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales edited by Chris Baldick
72DeltaQueen50
The Small Hand by Susan Hill
75rolandperkins
Trier Cathedral by Franz Rohig
76ellenflorman
Lincoln In American Memory by Merrill D. Peterson
78rolandperkins
Enoch and Qumran Connections: New Light
by Gabriele Boccaccini
by Gabriele Boccaccini
81DeltaQueen50
The Darkness and the Deep by Aline Templeton
83bookwoman247
Emily of New Moon by L.M. Montgomery
84jacqueline065
No Arm In Left Field by Matthew F Christopher
88rolandperkins
The Danny O'Neill Tetralogy
by James T. Farrell*
Either -L or -Y may be considered the last letter.
*I have only one volume of these 4: No Star is Lost,
a pb which somehow survived for some decades, not too good condition. His more famous TRILOGY was
Studs Lonigan. Studs represented an acquaintance of his childhood and youth, Danny -- himself.
by James T. Farrell*
Either -L or -Y may be considered the last letter.
*I have only one volume of these 4: No Star is Lost,
a pb which somehow survived for some decades, not too good condition. His more famous TRILOGY was
Studs Lonigan. Studs represented an acquaintance of his childhood and youth, Danny -- himself.
89ellenflorman
The Lions' Game by Nelson DeMille
100bookwoman247
Mutant Message Down Under by Marlo Morgan
103rolandperkins
Nos Star is Lost by James T. Farrell
106rolandperkins
The Stephen Crane Omnibus*
by Stephen Crane
*Just recently made it a Wish List item.
by Stephen Crane
*Just recently made it a Wish List item.
108rolandperkins
Darwinism and Design: Does Evolution
have a Purpose? by Michael Ruse
have a Purpose? by Michael Ruse
109ellenflorman
Evergreen by Belva Plain
111ellenflorman
Night Fall by Nelson DeMille
112jacqueline065
Long Journey Home by Julius Lester
114rolandperkins
The Easiest Thing in the World: the Unpublished
Fiction by George V. Higgins
Fiction by George V. Higgins
117jacqueline065
Entertain the End by K. A. Applegate
118bookwoman247
Diary of an Ordinary Woman by Margaret Forster
124jacqueline065
Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell
125bookwoman247
Dune by Frank Herbert
130jacqueline065
Gloria Rising by Ann Cameron
131bookwoman247
Gilead by Marilynne Robinson
132rolandperkins
Destinyʻs Chickens* by Francis Irby Gwaltney
*A long term TBR item; it is the only Gwaltney title that the Hawaiʻi State Public Library System owns.
I am still looking for the title of a Gwaltney political title, taking place in his native Arkansas, that I read decades ago. Though he is peremptory and inclined to cut corners, I still consider him in a class with Edwin OʻConnor and
Edward T. Field as a political novelist.
*A long term TBR item; it is the only Gwaltney title that the Hawaiʻi State Public Library System owns.
I am still looking for the title of a Gwaltney political title, taking place in his native Arkansas, that I read decades ago. Though he is peremptory and inclined to cut corners, I still consider him in a class with Edwin OʻConnor and
Edward T. Field as a political novelist.
139rolandperkins
Estrella Distante / Distant Star*
by Roberto Bolano
* e- of the Sp. original, or -r of the Eng. tr.
may be regarded as the final letter.
by Roberto Bolano
* e- of the Sp. original, or -r of the Eng. tr.
may be regarded as the final letter.
140jacqueline065
828680::Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancey
141bookwoman247
The Ginger Tree by Oswald Wynd
142jacqueline065
Enter the Enchanted by K. A. Applegate
146ellenflorman
Destiny's Shield by Eric Flint
147jacqueline065
Day of Tears by Julius Lester
148ellenflorman
The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway
151rolandperkins
Engineering at Cambridge University
1783 -- 1965 by Thomas John Norman Hilken
last letter: I would say the -e of "nineteen sixty-five".
1783 -- 1965 by Thomas John Norman Hilken
last letter: I would say the -e of "nineteen sixty-five".
156ellenflorman
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea by Jules Verne
157rolandperkins
Art of the Ancient Middle East: Egypt, Levant, Assyria, Sumer
by Seton Lloyd
by Seton Lloyd
161rolandperkins
New Hampshire Wldlife Viewing Guide
by Judith Silverberg
by Judith Silverberg
162skoobdo
England ,England - Julian Barnes
165Marinka309
Seven Up by Janet Evanovich
166ellenflorman
Papillion by Henri Chariere
167rolandperkins
Naevius Poeta by Cnaeus Naevius (?)*
ed. by (?) Enzo Marmorale
*I owned this, or another edition of Nevius some decades ago; it waslost in one of the many movings of that era. The text (surviving fragments of Naevius) is in Latin, with notes in Italian.
ed. by (?) Enzo Marmorale
*I owned this, or another edition of Nevius some decades ago; it waslost in one of the many movings of that era. The text (surviving fragments of Naevius) is in Latin, with notes in Italian.
169jacqueline065
The Rifle by Gary Paulsen
172rolandperkins
The Non-alignment Movement is a Mighty Anti-Imperialist Revolutionary Force of Our Times*
by Kim Il Sung
*author was the father and predecessor of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il (If the movement was that good, one wonders why he didnʻt join it? Instead he remained strictly on the Communist side in the Cold War.)
by Kim Il Sung
*author was the father and predecessor of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il (If the movement was that good, one wonders why he didnʻt join it? Instead he remained strictly on the Communist side in the Cold War.)
175jacqueline065
Sorry, RP! Wrong Game.
176rolandperkins
On 174 (canceled) and 175:
Sorry.
Playing on final -e of 173:
E = mc2: Wer war Albert Einstein?
by Gero von Boehm
Sorry.
Playing on final -e of 173:
E = mc2: Wer war Albert Einstein?
by Gero von Boehm
186bookwoman247
Arthur and George by Julian Barnes
190ellenflorman
The Talisman by Stephen King
193jacqueline065
Yellow Moon by Jewell Parker Rhodes
195jacqueline065
The House on Hackman's Hill by Joan Lowery Nixon
198rolandperkins
{The Rape of the Lock
by Alexander Pope; ed. by Cunthia Wall
by Alexander Pope; ed. by Cunthia Wall
199ellenflorman
The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey by Candice Millard
200rolandperkins
199 played on the first, not the last, letter of 198 ?
202ellenflorman
I (199) played on the last letter of 197 as 198 had not yet shown up when I responded. Since 198 does seem to have come in a minute sooner Iguess we should continue with last letter of 198.
203rolandperkins
On 199, 202: ". . .198 had not shown up yet"
Yes Iʻve known that to happen; so, youʻre right you were really playing on a last letter, after all. OK
Yes Iʻve known that to happen; so, youʻre right you were really playing on a last letter, after all. OK
204amanda4242
Emma by Jane Austen
206amanda4242
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues by Tom Robbins
208amanda4242
Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore
209rolandperkins
Edsel, the Motor Industryʻs Titanic
by Robert Daines
by Robert Daines
213bookwoman247
Grendel by John Gardner
217tjm568
Every Dead Thing by John Connolly
222rolandperkins
Youʻre Entitleʻ* by Harry Golden
*You can take -e, as the final letter; donʻt have to take apostrophe!
*You can take -e, as the final letter; donʻt have to take apostrophe!
223amanda4242
The Epic of Gilgamesh by Anonymous
232rolandperkins
Ossianʻs Ride by Fred Hoyle
233amanda4242
Eat a Bowl of Tea by Louis Chu
240amanda4242
The Taming of the Shrew by Shakespeare
244amanda4242
Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett
247rolandperkins
Empires of the Word; a Language History of the World by Nicholas Ostler
251ellenflorman
Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult
252jacqueline065
Sons of Destiny by Darren Shan
253amanda4242
You Suck: A Love Story by Christopher Moore
256jacqueline065
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
262Schmerguls
Empire of Liberty A History of the Early Republic, 1789-1815, by Gordon S. Wood (read 6 Dec 2009)
264amanda4242
Island of the Sequined Love Nun by Christopher Moore
265ellenflorman
Nosferatu by Carl Sargent
268amanda4242
Andersonville by MacKinlay Kantor
270amanda4242
The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror by Christopher Moore
273amanda4242
Sacrament by Clive Barker
274Boobalack
That Old Cape Magic
by Richard Russo
by Richard Russo
275amanda4242
The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett
279rolandperkins
The Esoteric Tao teh Ching
by Hua-Ching Ni
by Hua-Ching Ni
280hazelk
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest by Stieg Larsson
281Schmerguls
Truman, by David McCullough (read 30 Aug 1992) (Pulitzer Biography prize for 1993)
282bookwoman247
The Night Bookmobile by Audrey Niffenegger
284amanda4242
Going Postal by Terry Pratchett
285ellenflorman
Ladder of Years by Anne Tyler
286amanda4242
She by H. Rider Haggard
289amanda4242
Easy to Kill by Agatha Christie
293rolandperkins
Einstein in his own Words
by Albert Einstein; ed. by Ann Rooney
by Albert Einstein; ed. by Ann Rooney
294DRHuber
Saving Leonardo by Nancy Pearcey
297amanda4242
American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis
299Boobalack
Night of the Wolf
by Alice Borchardt
by Alice Borchardt
300amanda4242
Fool by Christopher Moore
302amanda4242
Narcissus in Chains by Laurell K. Hamilton
307Schmerguls
Young Mr. Newman, by Maisie Ward (read 8 Feb 1959)
308hazelk
Nothing to Envy:Ordinary Lives in North Korea by Barbara Demick (on TBR list)
310AHS-Wolfy
Talon of the Silver Hawk by Raymond E. Feist
315ellenflorman
Eraserhead by David Lynch
319amanda4242
The Ox-Bow Incident by Walter van Tilburg Clark
