Name: The Norton Anthology of World Literature
ISBN: 9780393265903

Martin Puchner

Caroline Levine

Barbara Fuchs

Suzanne Conklin Akbari

Vinay Dharwadker

Emily Wilson (Editor)

Pericles Lewis

Wiebke Denecke

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/ saadat hasan manto, “toba tek singh”

/ clarice lispector, “the daydreams of a drunk woman”

/ julio cortázar, “the house taken over”

/ seamus heaney, “digging” and “punishment”

/ fernando pessoa, “the tobacco shop”

/ william butler yeats, “the second coming” and “sailing to byzantium”

/ rainer maria rilke, “archaic torso of apollo”

wanted to read more but i only borrowed this book for my class until the last day of the semester so i had to return it! :(

i read:

/ saadat hasan manto, “toba tek singh”

/ mahmoud darwish, “identity card”

/ clarice lispector, “the daydreams of a drunk woman”

/ james joyce, “the dead”

/ franz kafka, “the metamorphosis”

/ julio cortázar, “the house taken over”

/ albert camus, “the guest”

/ mahasweta devi, “giribala”

/ samuel beckett, “endgame”

/ seamus heaney, “digging” and “punishment”

/ fernando pessoa, “the tobacco shop”

/ william butler yeats, “the second coming” and “sailing to byzantium”

/ rainer maria rilke, “archaic torso of apollo”

wanted to read more but i only borrowed this book for my class until the last day of the semester so i had to return it! :(