Try some Prussian, Austro-Hungarian, Savoyard, Ottoman, Burgundian, Venetian or Neapolitan writers, or go back farther and read some Lycian, Cilician, Seleucid or Ptolemaic writers. Read an author from Axum or Punt or Cyrenaica, or from Akkad or Assyria.
I do not believe that I have read any Austro-Hungarian writers before, and am reading Schnitzler now and will read Kafka (I've never read any Kafka) after that. Austria-Hungary qualifies.
I do not believe that I have read any Austro-Hungarian writers before, and am reading Schnitzler now and will read Kafka (I've never read any Kafka) after that. Austria-Hungary qualifies.
Don't forget the Heptarchy, as I've had to read quite a few things from Wessex, Mercia, Northumbria and most, if not all, of the others years ago

Shocked that you've never read Kafka. I'm going to be reviewing his Der Prozeß/The Trial later this week.
Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit, one after another, and the fruit is experience. - Narrator, Sylvie
Je suis méchant.
Je suis méchant.

Final check up: one week left in January/February's Challenge
21/02/2011 10:53:56 PM
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Oh. I didn't quite understand how it worked. Thank you for clarifying. Now if I can just remember
22/02/2011 12:25:45 AM
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That sort of challenge actually makes it more difficult for the more well-read readers, I'd think
22/02/2011 02:48:23 AM
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Re: Isn't that also the point? To stretch your limits, however far out they might be?
22/02/2011 04:54:26 AM
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After a while, it becomes much easier to forget which have been read than to remember which haven't
22/02/2011 05:07:49 AM
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It doesn't have to be a country that still exists.
22/02/2011 05:56:34 AM
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Done most of those as well
22/02/2011 12:15:42 PM
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Why are you shocked that I've never read Kafka?
22/02/2011 02:37:07 PM
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I have that problem
22/02/2011 02:45:11 PM
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Perhaps I don't make that assumption because I read some unusual books.
22/02/2011 08:14:42 PM
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Only that I take you for one of the few people who are more widely-read than I am, that's all *NM*
22/02/2011 04:20:35 PM
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But I can only read 30-40 books a year at a maximum!
22/02/2011 08:10:14 PM
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True
22/02/2011 09:21:12 PM
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Re: Yes, but not on purpose for the challenge.
*NM*
22/02/2011 04:40:32 AM
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Re: Which means no review, Maybe I should write one, I think some people here would like it. *NM*
22/02/2011 04:55:07 AM
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Already done
22/02/2011 02:45:37 PM
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Re: Already done
22/02/2011 02:46:18 PM
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Re: Already done
22/02/2011 04:46:16 PM
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New Zealand.?
22/02/2011 07:47:08 PM
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Mr Pip?
22/02/2011 08:04:38 PM
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He's a Kiwi?
22/02/2011 08:20:53 PM
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So he says. Since he wrote a book about the All Blacks, I'm inclined to believe him
23/02/2011 10:25:31 AM
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Re: Final check up: one week left in January/February's Challenge
22/02/2011 10:54:16 PM
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King Lear.
23/02/2011 04:24:46 PM
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Re: King Lear.
23/02/2011 04:42:00 PM
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