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Arnold Weinstein
260 songs
Total 260 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
Kafka, “A Country Doctor”A Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Prévost, Manon LescautA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Flaubert, “A Simple Heart”A Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Faulkner, “Pantaloon in Black”A Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Borges, Short Story SelectionsA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Hemingway, The Old Man and the SeaA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
O’Connor, Short Story SelectionsA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Lagerkvist, The SybilA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Vesaas, The Ice PalaceA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Calvino, Invisible CitiesA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Duras, The LoverA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Coetzee, DisgraceA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Rhys, Wide Sargasso SeaA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Austen, Lady SusanA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Balzac, The Girl With the Golden EyesA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Meredith, Modern LoveA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Huysmans, Against the GrainA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Stevenson, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Wilde, The Picture of Dorian GrayA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
James, The Beast in the JungleA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Joyce, “The Dead”A Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Proust, The Lemoine AffairA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Woolf, “Mrs. Dalloway in Bond Street”A Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
McEwan, on Chesil BeachA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Cather, Alexander’s BridgeA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Lu Xun, Short Story SelectionsA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Chopin, The AwakeningA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Melville, Billy BuddA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
McCullers, Ballad of the Sad CaféA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Chekhov, Short Story SelectionsA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Hersey, HiroshimaA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Satrapi, PersepolisA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Jataka Story SelectionsA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Munro, Short Story SelectionsA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Basho, The Narrow Road of the InteriorA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Sijie, Balzac and the Little Chinese SeamstressA Day’s Read • -:-- | ||
Introduction to Classics of American LiteratureClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography — The First American StoryClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Washington Irving — The First American StorytellerClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Ralph Waldo Emerson Yesterday — America's Coming of AgeClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Emerson Today — Architect of American ValuesClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Emerson Tomorrow — Deconstructing Culture and SelfClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Henry David Thoreau — Countercultural HeroClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Thoreau — Stylist and Humorist ExtraordinaireClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Walden — Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Edgar Allan PoeClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Poe — Ghost WriterClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Poe's Legacy — The Self as “haunted Palace”Classics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
Nathaniel Hawthorne and the American PastClassics of American Literature • -:-- | ||
The Scarlet Letter — Puritan RomanceClassics of American Literature • -:-- |