Although I have read literally thousands of really good
books, if I were stranded on a deserted island,
these would be among my first choices of works to be stuck with....
|
Books
|
Short Stories
|
 "Razors
Edge" by W. Somerset Maugham |
"Flowers
for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes |
| "Siddartha"
by Hermann Hesse |
"A Husband
for Janey" by Louis L'Amour |
| "The Walking
Drum" by Louis L'Amour |
"The Nine
Billion Names of God" by Arthur C. Clarke |
| "Samurai
Sword: A Handbook" by John Yumoto |
"A Yom
Kippur Scandal" by Sholem Aleichem |
| "When Worlds
Collide" by E. Balmer & P. Wylie |
"Nightfall"
by Isaac Asimov |
| "The Foundation
Trilogy" by Isaac Asimov |
"Three
Blind Mice" by Agatha Christie |
| "Star Trek,
Vol.s 1-10" by James Blish |
"The Spinoza
of Market Street" by Isaac Bashevis Singer |
| "To Your
Scattered Bodies Go" by Philip José Farmer |
"'The Great
Slave" by Zane Grey |
| "Ring World"
by Larry Niven |
"Miss Marple:
The Complete Short Stories" by Agatha Christie |
| "The Bible
for the Clueless But Curious: Finally, A Guide to Jewish
Wisdom for Real People" by Nachum Braverman |
"The Night-Light
Zone: Short Stories to Read with the Night- Light On" by Rod Serling |
| "I Had
Brain Surgery, What's Your Excuse?" by Suzy Becker |
"All the
Dead Pilots" by William Faulkner |
| "Zero Stone"
by Andre Norton |
"Midrash
on Happiness" by Grace Paley |