Oh, and since you didn't ask ...

The 50 books in the 'to read before you die' list. Bold, I've read, Italics, I've started. Some are series, not books:

The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy; J.R.R.Tolkien*
1984; George Orwell*
Pride And Prejudice; Jane Austen*
The Grapes Of Wrath; John Steinbeck
To Kill A Mockingbird; Harper Lee
Jane Eyre; Charlotte Bronte*
Wuthering Heights; Emily Bronte*
A Passage To India; E.M.Forster
The Lord Of The Flies; William Golding*
Hamlet; William Shakespeare*
A Bend In The River; V.S.Naipaul
The Great Gatsby; F. Scott Fitzgerald
The Catcher In The Rye; J.D.Salinger*
The Bell Jar; Sylvia Plath
Brave New World; Aldous Huxley
The Diary Of Anne Frank; Anne Frank*
Don Quixote; Miguel De Cervantes
The Bible; Various*
The Canterbury Tales; Geoffrey Chaucer
Ulysses; James Joyce
The Quiet American; Graham Greene
Birdsong; Sebastian Faulks
Money; Martin Amis
Harry Potter Series; J.K.Rowling*
Moby Dick; Herman Melville*
The Wind In The Willows; Kenneth Grahame*
His Dark Materials; Philip Pullman*
Anna Karenina; Leo Tolstoy
Alice's Adventures In Wonderland; Lewis Carroll*
Rebecca; Dapgne Du Maurier
The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time; Mark Haddon
On The Road; Jack Kerouac
Heart of Darkness; Joseph Conrad
The Way We Live Now; Anthony Trollope
The Outsider; Albert Camus
The Colour Purple; Alice Walker
Life Of Pi; Yann Martel
Frankenstein; Mary Shelley*
The War Of The Worlds; H.G.Wells*
Men Without Women; Ernest Hemingway
Gulliver's Travels; Jonathan Swift*
A Christmas Carol; Charles Dickens*
Huckleberry Finn; Mark Twain
Robinson Crusoe; Daniel Defoe
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest; Ken Kesey
Catch 22; Joseph Heller
The Count Of Monte Cristo; Alexandre Dumas
Memoirs Of A Geisha; Arthur Goden
The Divine Comedy; Alighieri Dante
The Picture Of Dorian Gray; Oscar Wilde

-I haven't included any I may have watched in cartoon, live action or film form, any I've read in a condensed version in this wonderful book my father has (101 classics to read on the loo. It got my interest in Paradise Lost!) or any I've read in child-book format (Gulliver's Travels), or even any I know the story of just because I know the story, if that makes sense? All those just mentioned are denoted by a star. I'm not tagging this post, since there's over 50 authors mentioned!