What was the greatest book of the 20th century?

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What was the greatest book of the 20th century?

An SI Board Since August 2001

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30	Recommended to me a few times, but I still haven't read it. I only have Wolf	LPS5	-	8/7/2001
29	How about the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe :^)	JakeStraw	-	8/7/2001
28	From "On The Road" by Jack Kerouac: "<i>...There was a ten	LPS5	-	8/7/2001
27	Yeah, there are more contenders, like "Brave New World", but the list	Neocon	-	8/7/2001
26	Great minds think alike, Magister Ludi easily tops my list. The Dune series ra	Quahog	-	8/7/2001
25	That's a great book. I try to acquire "period books" of that sort,	LPS5	-	8/7/2001
24	RE: <i>Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut ("Where's the damned cat	LPS5	-	8/7/2001
23	I submit for your consideration: <i>Cat's Cradle</i> by Kurt Von	furrfu	-	8/7/2001
22	"The Fountainhead" Ayn Rand (1943) "On The Road" Jack Kerou	LPS5	-	8/7/2001
21	Steal This Book by Abbie Hoffman :^)	JakeStraw	-	8/7/2001
20	I had a T-shirt that a friend printed up saying "Beeblebrox for Galactic Pr	MrsNose	-	8/7/2001
19	Hi Dave, Will have to clean off some dust covers and try to contribute as best I	Sharck	-	8/7/2001
18	Plays: 1. Major Barbara/GB Shaw 2. No Exit/Jean- Paul Sartre 3. Waiting for God	Neocon	-	8/7/2001
17	Here are some possibilities: Novels: 1. Magister Ludi, or the Glass Bead Game/H	Neocon	-	8/7/2001
16	One of the few books done justice by a movie/TV show. CD	Canuck Dave	-	8/7/2001
15	From the forward.... <i>anything that can happen, will happen, or may hav	Canuck Dave	-	8/7/2001
14	Canuck, Great idea to while away the time while we wait for the markets to do s	Miner	-	8/7/2001
13	007- re: green eggs & ham you know... the damn thing just makes sense. bu	elpolvo	-	8/7/2001
12	regehr.org	joseph krinsky	-	8/7/2001
11	<B>Cosmic Banditos: A Contrabandista's Quest for the Meaning of Life&	elpolvo	-	8/7/2001
10	Green Eggs and Ham, i,honest to goodness,just read that in my doctors office whi	LTK007	-	8/7/2001
9	Figures, Dood! One of my favourites is....Extraordinary Popular Delusions And T	Jane4IceCream	-	8/7/2001
8	LOL!!! If I get "The Happy Hooker" or "Jonathan Livingston Seagu	Canuck Dave	-	8/6/2001
7	Agree he will be missed. One of the books that made a great impression on me whe	kirby49	-	8/6/2001
6	<i><b>Goldfinger</i></b> by Ian Fleming You asked, LOL.	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	8/6/2001

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