Top 100 Novels from TIME Magazine



A - B
The Adventures of Augie March
 Saul Bellow

All the King's Men
 Robert Penn Warren
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American Pastoral
 Philip Roth
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An American Tragedy
 Theodore Dreiser

Animal Farm
 George Orwell
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Appointment in Samarra
 John O'Hara
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Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
 Judy Blume

The Assistant
 Bernard Malamud
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At Swim-Two-Birds
 Flann O'Brien

Atonement
 Ian McEwan
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Beloved
 Toni Morrison
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The Berlin Stories
 Christopher Isherwood
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The Big Sleep
 Raymond Chandler
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The Blind Assassin
 Margaret Atwood
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Blood Meridian
 Cormac McCarthy

Brideshead Revisited
 Evelyn Waugh
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The Bridge of San Luis Rey
 Thornton Wilder
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C - D
Call It Sleep
 Henry Roth
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Catch-22
 Joseph Heller
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The Catcher in the Rye
 J.D. Salinger
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A Clockwork Orange
 Anthony Burgess
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The Confessions of Nat Turner
 William Styron
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The Corrections
 Jonathan Franzen
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The Crying of Lot 49
 Thomas Pynchon
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A Dance to the Music of Time
 Anthony Powell
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The Day of the Locust
 Nathanael West
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Death Comes for the Archbishop
 Willa Cather

A Death in the Family
 James Agee

The Death of the Heart
 Elizabeth Bowen
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Deliverance
 James Dickey
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Dog Soldiers
 Robert Stone
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F - G
Falconer
 John Cheever
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The French Lieutenant's Woman
 John Fowles
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The Golden Notebook
 Doris Lessing
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Go Tell it on the Mountain
 James Baldwin
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Gone With the Wind
 Margaret Mitchell
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The Grapes of Wrath
 John Steinbeck
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Gravity's Rainbow
 Thomas Pynchon
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The Great Gatsby
 F. Scott Fitzgerald
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H - I
A Handful of Dust
 Evelyn Waugh
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The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter
 Carson McCullers
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The Heart of the Matter
 Graham Greene

Herzog
 Saul Bellow
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Housekeeping
 Marilynne Robinson
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A House for Mr. Biswas
 V.S. Naipaul
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I, Claudius
 Robert Graves
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Infinite Jest
 David Foster Wallace
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Invisible Man
 Ralph Ellison
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L - N
Light in August
 William Faulkner
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The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
 C.S. Lewis

Lolita
 Vladimir Nabokov
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Lord of the Flies
 William Golding

The Lord of the Rings
 J.R.R. Tolkien
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Loving
 Henry Green
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Lucky Jim
 Kingsley Amis
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The Man Who Loved Children
 Christina Stead
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Midnight's Children
 Salman Rushdie

Money
 Martin Amis
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The Moviegoer
 Walker Percy
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Mrs. Dalloway
 Virginia Woolf

Naked Lunch
 William Burroughs
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Native Son
 Richard Wright
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Neuromancer
 William Gibson

Never Let Me Go
 Kazuo Ishiguro
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1984
 George Orwell
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O - R
On the Road
 Jack Kerouac
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
 Ken Kesey
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The Painted Bird
 Jerzy Kosinski

Pale Fire
 Vladimir Nabokov
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A Passage to India
 E.M. Forster

Play It As It Lays
 Joan Didion

Portnoy's Complaint
 Philip Roth
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Possession
 A.S. Byatt
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The Power and the Glory
 Graham Greene

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
 Muriel Spark
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Rabbit, Run
 John Updike
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Ragtime
 E.L. Doctorow
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The Recognitions
 William Gaddis
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Red Harvest
 Dashiell Hammett

Revolutionary Road
 Richard Yates

 S - T
The Sheltering Sky
 Paul Bowles
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Slaughterhouse-Five
 Kurt Vonnegut
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Snow Crash
 Neal Stephenson

The Sot-Weed Factor
 John Barth

The Sound and the Fury
 William Faulkner

The Sportswriter
 Richard Ford
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The Spy Who Came in From the Cold
 John le Carre
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The Sun Also Rises
 Ernest Hemingway
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Their Eyes Were Watching God
 Zora Neale Hurston
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Things Fall Apart
 Chinua Achebe

To Kill a Mockingbird
 Harper Lee
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To the Lighthouse
 Virginia Woolf
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Tropic of Cancer
 Henry Miller
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U - W
Ubik
 Philip K. Dick

Under the Net
 Iris Murdoch

Under the Volcano
 Malcolm Lowry
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Watchmen
 Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons

White Noise
 Don DeLillo
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White Teeth
 Zadie Smith
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Wide Sargasso Sea
 Jean Rhys

i have this book >THE CATCHER IN THE RYE, but haven't finished reading it yet..hehehe....i'm currently reading stephen king's "the green mile", uhm i've watched the film but forgot it...hahaha...

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