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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55	It's a good one, but I like Cancer Ward better. CD	Canuck Dave	-	8/7/2001
54	"The Gulag Archipelago", A. Solzhenitsyn.. All else is dross in compa	Michael Cash	-	8/7/2001
53	N.Gates brings up Atlas Shrugged,and i say any book that hits a quiet pond like	LTK007	-	8/7/2001
52	<Not much is known about A.C. Weisbecker. And A.C. Weisbecker would like to k	LTK007	-	8/7/2001
51	<I submit for your consideration: Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut ("Wh	LTK007	-	8/7/2001
50	<<Gravity's Rainbow- Thomas Pynchon>> I agree. My favorite, han	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	8/7/2001
49	Great book (and great movie as well): "To Kill a Mockingbird," Harper	Greta Mc	-	8/7/2001
48	agree--"Love In The Ruins" & "The Moviegoer"...also, Ric	AJL	-	8/7/2001
47	Interesting... I just finished another book by the same author while in Baja Me	Jane4IceCream	-	8/7/2001
46	litrix.com	joseph krinsky	-	8/7/2001
45	ac.wwu.edu	joseph krinsky	-	8/7/2001
44	Gravity's Rainbow- Thomas Pynchon -dave	stomper	-	8/7/2001
43	Lonsome Dove. Maybe not relevent for the whole world, but a great American Nove	lisalisalisa	-	8/7/2001
42	Voltaire's Bastards by John Ralston Saul also Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand	CharlieChina	-	8/7/2001
41	The Second Coming by Walker Percy. Or anything else by Percy.	Tom Clarke	-	8/7/2001
40	Do It! by Jerry Rubin a close second. :*)	Tom Clarke	-	8/7/2001
39	Yes, it makes a powerful impression......	Neocon	-	8/7/2001
38	The simplicity and honesty of "The Stranger" make it unforgettable imo	oldirtybastard	-	8/7/2001
37	That was one of my wife's favourites, along with Huxley's Island. CD	Canuck Dave	-	8/7/2001
36	The Code of the Woosters. P.G. Wodehouse. (Wodehouse wrote most of the grea	bela_ghoulashi	-	8/7/2001
35	since matter, energy AND intelligence is constantly moving through all things, m	elpolvo	-	8/7/2001
34	How about "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez?	Poet	-	8/7/2001
33	My choice would be the Rosy Crucifixion by Henry Miller. Sexus, Nexus, and Plex	Canuck Dave	-	8/7/2001
32	How could I have forgotten the "Lord of the Rings" series, in which To	LPS5	-	8/7/2001
31	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest <i>Ken Kesey</i> Great idea Da	Cush	-	8/7/2001

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