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[Robin Landseadel]

I haven't listed everything---I've literally forgotten some, but I  
would be
amiss if I failed to mention Raymond Chandler's works, long time  
favorites.
I know I've gone through all of Pynchon's novels more than once,
like Dave I went OCD with CoL49. But Vineland ain't far behind. Every  
time
I go back to Mason & Dixon I find whole swaths of stuff I missed the  
first
two times around.
On Nov 19, 2008, at 12:37 PM, kelber at mindspring.com wrote:

> Monroe clearly wins the re-read prize.  I always feel (kind of  
> neurotically) guilty
> about re-reading, because life is so (mercifully) short and there  
> are so many
> books still unread.  I have re-read the following:
>
> GR, V, COL49, ATD, Slow Learner - Pynchon
> The Brothers Karamazov - Dostoevsky
> The Golden Notebook - Lessing
> Buddenbrooks, Stories of Three Decades - Thomas Mann
> Childhood's End - Arthur C. Clarke
> The City - Clifford Simak
>
> Laura
>
> Also re-read old Nancy Drew and Tintin books, and re-read the Seuss  
> books a
> zillion times to my kids.

Re-read the Seuss books a zillion times to myself during my peak years  
of
intellectual achievement, somewhere between 3 and 8.