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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80	'Ladies and gentlemen of the class of '97: Wear sunscreen: If I could	Robert Cohen	-	8/8/2001
79	thanks furrfu- that was an unexpected treat! i interpret the anecdote a little	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
78	Agreed re: "On The Road." And, while I liked it (but didn't includ	LPS5	-	8/8/2001
77	Curse you, CD! I long ago convinced myself that I don't have time for recre	furrfu	-	8/8/2001
76	Two of the greatest American novels of the 20th century (and compare these quote	LowProle	-	8/8/2001
75	Sr. elpolvo - Correction, expansion, explanation: I (mis)quoted from memory; the	furrfu	-	8/8/2001
74	The Monkey Wrench Gang <i>Edward Abbey</i>	Cush	-	8/8/2001
73	Essays/Published Lectures 1. The Varieties of Religious Experience/William Jame	Neocon	-	8/8/2001
72	The greatest book is four books - "The Alexandria Quartet" by Lawrence	Douglas Nordgren	-	8/8/2001
71	I like "Steal This Book" because it got me laid back in College, but i	Douglas Nordgren	-	8/8/2001
70	CD- this is a great thread. at some point we should do some compiling and vot	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
69	i think i've located an old copy in my library. is this it? images.amazon.	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
68	YIKES! My, the power of words... ;-) Good Night.	Peach	-	8/8/2001
67	<i> How about "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia	Alan Lee	-	8/8/2001
66	<I>I'll definitely hold you to the autograph!</I> okay then...	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
65	Yep, too late. I'll definitely hold you to the autograph! ;-)	Peach	-	8/8/2001
64	peach- i guess it's too late to tell you... 1) i've only read about 10	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
63	thanks CD. but... <I>Error Sorry, the page you requested could not be	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
62	You sold me Polvo, I just ordered Cosmic Banditos: A Contrabandista's Quest	Peach	-	8/8/2001
61	It's still a very good speech. I'll see if I can dig up the Urban myth r	Canuck Dave	-	8/8/2001
60	<I>That commencement speech is urban myth: Vonnegut never delivered it.<	elpolvo	-	8/8/2001
59	Could be..."what's all this about shooting electricity into the brain,	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	8/7/2001
58	That commencement speech is urban myth: Vonnegut never delivered it. Vonnegut w	Canuck Dave	-	8/7/2001
57	Tyrone Slothrop prophecies the net to his dad?, -g-: "Ho, ho! Don't I	stomper	-	8/7/2001
56	<I>in November of 1966 i am sitting in a chair in St.Thomas,VI...</I>	elpolvo	-	8/7/2001

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