Hello there,
I love the classics (I am afraid!) and have just been re-reading some Dickens.
Now I have just started Under Western Eyes by Joseph Conrad (another oldie) and I find a new fascination with things Russian.
I remember reading a book called Catherine the Great - can't remember the author, and really enjoyed that introduction to 'fictionalised' history.
Sometimes I wish it were different, but am not that into modern authors - no doubt to my loss, but am not captured in quite the same way as old writing as it were.
I remember a lecturer of ours, way back then, mocking D H Lawrence and the use of his commas - "Aren't you tired of his writing when yet another flower opens?'
Love reading ... have around 3 books on the go all the time and always a book in my bag to entertain me if I am kept waiting anywhere.
Cheers now