Book Sale Haul Pt. 1

Day one of the library book sale while price are still (fire-sale) high. They sell 'em by the bag on Sunday, so there'll be more.

• Troubled Sleep - Jean-Paul Sartre (a first American edition that I probably already have)


• For Whom The Bell Tolls - Ernest Hemingway (a hardback reissue from 1968)


• The Death of Sweet Mister - Daniel Woodrell (after the beauty of Winter's Bone, it is time to dig back in his catalog)


• Black Swan Green - David Mitchell (I heard a short interview with him yesterday and it made me want to read this one)


• Color of Law - David Milofsky (Denver Post columnist and CSU workshop prof)


• Therapy - Steven Schwartz (another CSU teacher and my former advisor)


• Sanctuary - William Faulkner (I will get through all of Faulkner's works eventually)


• The Reivers - William Faulkner (this one has a nice early 70's cover--and back copy--from when a movie was made of it with Steve McQueen)


• Middlemarch - George Eliot (everyone in the world seems to cite this book, so I'd better get around to reading it)


• One Writer's Beginnings - Eudora Welty (of course)


• Existentialism & Alienation in American Literature - Sidney Finklestein (if I'd have gone for an MA in Lit, this would have been my thesis)

So, I guess my reading list just got longer.