True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?

7/22/2012 4:41:11 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
catarinadisney Austin, TX 25, joined Jul. 2012	I have always preferred English Literature over American; I find Shakespeare quite hilarious. However, Mark Twain keeps me reading American Literature, along with Ray Bradbury. My first upper division American Lit professor at UT was absolutely amazing, and made me even more satisfied with having English as one of my majors. Native American Literature also intrigues me because it allows me another connection to my heritage. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
7/27/2012 12:54:11 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
anja_lou514 Kissimmee, FL 42, joined May. 2011	It depends on my mood. Right now, I seem to be on an English Lit kick. I'm in the middle of multiple classics.
7/30/2012 1:16:29 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
catarinadisney Austin, TX 25, joined Jul. 2012	Same here. English Lit is just so addicting
8/3/2012 5:32:25 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
nevermore1331 Portland, TX 28, joined Feb. 2012	To begin with, it sounds to me that you're indeed referring to British literature vs. American literature. English literature would include both within it. Now in my opinion British literature definitely has its time and place. But my favorite would have to be American literature from the Victorian era. Then again I've been reading this era my whole life lol.
8/14/2012 10:36:48 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
lilsunshineray5 Fenton, MI 27, joined Aug. 2012	I can't decide. I like reading Shakespeare as well as novels and poems from eras like Romanticism, Jacobean and Victorian. High on my list of favorite books is almost anything by Jane Austen. I think they are equally good, just in different ways.
10/9/2012 10:59:55 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
sportsgal14 Buffalo, NY 25, joined May. 2012	It depends on what I feel like reading at that time. I prefer British lit over American lit. Shakespeare's works are quite good.
11/12/2012 3:45:49 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
gamerman17 New York, NY 30, joined Apr. 2010	Too influenced by Western Literature at the moment, so my views are a bit limited. But intend to read British, French, and Creole literature.....gamer
12/9/2012 9:03:56 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
blackcatblues Chesterfield, MO 58, joined Oct. 2012	Aristophanes & Sam Shepard
12/10/2012 2:30:49 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cococharms1976 Intercourse, PA 41, joined May. 2012	Love all things British - literature, authors, movies
12/10/2012 8:14:09 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
blackcatblues Chesterfield, MO 58, joined Oct. 2012	Quote from cococharms1976: Love all things British - literature, authors, movies & music. Ie British Invasion. Whether The Rolling Stones, Beatles, Animals or Fleetwood Mac- they wanted to go to Chicago to meet blues genius'
12/10/2012 12:02:47 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
uriahrose FPO, AP 98, joined Sep. 2012	Mostly American, but I read whatever. I have a lot of stuff from Finland Im interested in, some is in English, and some in Finnish which takes me forever since I have to do it word for word and am still learning how the lanquage is structured. I love Mark Twain, and a little later, Will Rogers. Both were a pain in the a** to the politicians of their day (and really, still to ours). then again, I love Charles D*ckens. James A Michener is my favourite novelist.
12/20/2012 8:14:45 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
gamerman17 New York, NY 30, joined Apr. 2010	Quote from sportsgal14: It depends on what I feel like reading at that time. I prefer British lit over American lit. Shakespeare's works are quite good. Agreed. Shakespeare in a sense inspired me to write poetry and continue to write it to this day.......gamer
12/20/2012 10:31:49 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
akindler Salem, OR 65, joined Feb. 2012	I like The Classics from all nations/periods. On my Kindles I have works by: Plato, H.G. Wells, Shakespeare, Edgar Allen Poe, Baroness Orczy, Confucius, Anton Pavlovich Checkov, Vatsyayana, Henrik Ibsen, Marcus Aurelius, Rafael Sabatini, and others.
2/13/2013 6:01:21 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
gamerman17 New York, NY 30, joined Apr. 2010	Quote from akindler: I like The Classics from all nations/periods. On my Kindles I have works by: Plato, H.G. Wells, Shakespeare, Edgar Allen Poe, Baroness Orczy, Confucius, Anton Pavlovich Checkov, Vatsyayana, Henrik Ibsen, Marcus Aurelius, Rafael Sabatini, and others. Definitely Plato, Shakespeare, Confucious, and Edgar Allen Poe. Loved their works in particular. Have to find the time to read some of their works again.......gamer
2/23/2013 11:12:45 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
mksmythe Douglasville, GA 63, joined Feb. 2013	Top of my list, Oscar Wilde and F. Scott Fitzgerald.
2/24/2013 11:43:23 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
quietcub79 Terre Haute, IN 38, joined Feb. 2013	I read alot of History. I personaly enjoy Civil War novels and anything to do with ancient Rome.
2/24/2013 11:46:45 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
jazminx2 Ossining, NY 40, joined Jan. 2010	ugh talk about cliched self congratulatory pretentious bullshit from the OP. "true" literature? at your age i doubt you've read much of anything except what they made you read in HS. get out a little and expand your mind you pretentious trite trollup.
2/24/2013 4:14:49 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
nic_05 Dacula, GA 45, joined Feb. 2013	Wow..umm, anyway... It definitely depends on my mood - I love the classics from all authors
2/26/2013 9:50:52 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Classics
2/27/2013 4:29:40 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
nitalu00 Anderson, CA 33, joined Jan. 2013	Definitely English literature
2/28/2013 8:45:41 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Homer
3/1/2013 6:42:04 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
jazminx2 Ossining, NY 40, joined Jan. 2010	American authors bar none. the finest literature of the last 200 years is american.
3/24/2013 8:51:32 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
arlynetx Houston, TX 42, joined Feb. 2013	British Lit
3/27/2013 7:50:14 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
brknhrtdlele Grand Rapids, MI 26, joined Jan. 2013	Shakespeare was great to read. Edgar Allen Poe's poetry, although dark, sparked my interest. Deciphering him was a blast in College Composition class. They weren't the only ones Maya Angelou is still my biggest inspiration as well as Langston hughes I've read books like "White Oleander" and "Flowers In The Attic" I love to read all genres ... But what book changed a certain part of my life? "1984" written by George Orwell although many books I read, influence different to all aspects of my life. [Edited 3/27/2013 7:52:49 PM ]
4/1/2013 8:59:13 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
collegedude_23 Lakewood, CA 29, joined Mar. 2013	Have read a lot since high school. I enjoy classical Greek literature from Homer, Plato, Aristotle, and Sophocles. I enjoy American and English literature as well.
4/6/2013 3:57:24 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
gamerman17 New York, NY 30, joined Apr. 2010	Homer, Plato, Socrates, Confucius, basically an Western Literature, and I have an interest in Greek literature as well......gamer
4/6/2013 7:04:12 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	I prefer the Classics.
5/1/2013 3:41:20 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
molark Chicago, IL 96, joined Oct. 2012	Couple of weeks ago I read Wikie Collins, 'The Woman in White'. Now I'm on the last chapters of Dckens 'Great Expectations'. These writers were friends, comrades, writing plays together and such. Wilkins died later with a laudanum - medical opium - addiction. Although Dckens remains more popular, I am surprised that Collins book is superb with a great tale.
5/2/2013 12:28:36 AM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	English Lit
5/5/2013 6:56:19 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
arlynetx Houston, TX 42, joined Feb. 2013	Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is a great read.
5/5/2013 7:07:25 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Classic Poetry
8/29/2013 11:38:54 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Tolstoy
9/1/2013 7:02:38 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
jjbal El Cajon, CA 31, joined Apr. 2011	Historical classics or history
9/1/2013 11:42:08 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Steinbeck
12/7/2013 11:40:41 PM	True Literature Readers - what do you prefer?
lilod Aurora, IL 51, joined Aug. 2012	I seem to be alone in this (or, alone in my willingness to admit it), but I don't enjoy Shakespeare at all. I like Hemingway and Steinbeck, Jane Austen, Updike. It's a little outside the scope of the question, but I don't like most of the Russian greats--I do like Chekhov though.

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