Quotes

I don't think of the past. The only thing that matters is the everlasting present.

W. Somerset Maugham


Ralph Waldo Emerson - "To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment."

Joseph Heller's Closing Time

Re-reading from Chapter 18, Dante. 

Dante's Inferno (the game gave me quite a bit of information)

The Magic Mountain

Schweik

Kafka - done

Joseph K

Faulkner

Ulysses- tried; Latin got in the way. 

30 Rock - seen some; it's good. 

Gustav Aschenbach - Death in Venice - Mann

The ubiquitous Indian restaurant

Saroyan

Camus - lots to go. 

Bible, Freud - usual suspects

King Lear

Chapter 19

Loads of f

Chapter 20

The chaplain's plight, brilliantly described, and I opine that Mr Heller was a very verbose writer, with an almost stream-of-consciousness style, and had a very expansive vocabulary.