As violent as a young man or woman should be, not more, not less

The most powerful writer ever, and his most powerful book

His most stricking book, speacially towards the end. Poetic, well written, and not as predictable as the Steppenwolf (which, still, is also a masterpiece). Ambivalent towards war. I love it

I would love to be Thoreau... I would love to have written this book, and live his world. His outlook is global: he is a humanist, and ecologyst, a man, a woman, a tree...

All his major works are a must. But just experience "The Dead", written when Joyce was 25. Only a man with so much feeling and an understanding of it could write his future works

I read it during a delicious evening... He had nothing to declare but his genius... It is true

It has something in it which makes me think no book has described better the personality of the artist. At the other end of Joyce's description of the artist, but can be ranked with his

This edition is beautiful. I prefer it to the Waste Land, because this is the truest Eliot. The passage of the children in the garden is what he had always desired to write; we fee it. Perfect overall

The real masterpiece. Probably the loveliest fiction book I have ever read. It was the outcome of a terrible and perfect exercise of condensation. Unbelievable

One of the masterpieces of Eurpean 20th century poetry. Lorca's best piece of writing: he is impressed by New York, and he condemns and loves passionately.

Take whatever you want. Everything will satisfy you as long as you understand it. The sonnets are overwhelming. "Much Ado About Nothing" is the perfect melodrama