Classics Club 2

I am getting ahead of the game and launching my second Classics Club list! Of course, as exciting new classics cross my path, I will likely tweak this list multiple times, just like I did the last one. However, I can say that this is a list with no trepidation in it. Maybe it's a bit too skewed to just stuff I want to read (mostly the plethora of 19th century women writers who are suddenly back in print), but, well, it's not like that's a negative. I'm going to shoot for December 2022. That shouldn't be too tough.

The List:

1. Grant Allen: The Woman Who Did (Read)
2. Anonymous: The Saga of the People of Laxardal (Read)
   
3. James Baldwin: If Beale Street Could Talk (Read)
   
4. Honore Balzac: Lost Illusions
   
5. Basho: Narrow Road to the Deep North (Read)
6. Mary Elizabeth Braddon: Dead Love Has Chains
7. Emma Frances Brooke: A Superfluous Woman
8. Rhoda Broughton: Not Wisely But Too Well (Read)
   
9.  Susanna Centlivre: The Basset Table (Read)
   
10. Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Coleridge's Notebooks: a Selection   
11. Wilkie Collins: The New Magdalen
12. Catherine Crowe: The Story of Lilly Dawson
13. Samuel R. Delany: Times Square Red, Times Square Blue (Read)
    
14. Charles Dickens: Great Expectations (Read)
15. Charles Dickens: Hard Times (Read)
    
16. George Eliot: Daniel Deronda
17. Sarah Fielding: The History of Ophelia 
18. E.M. Forster: Maurice (Read)
    
19. Alan Dean Foster: Splinter of the Mind's Eye (Read)
20. Elizabeth Gaskell: North and South (Read)
    
21. Herbert Gorman: The Place Called Dagon (Read)
22. Frances Harper: Iola Leroy
    
23. Mary Hays: The Victim of Prejudice
24.  Eric Hoffer: The True Believer (Read)
25. E.M. Hull: The Sheik 
26. Sophia Lee: The Two Emilys (Read)
27. J. S. Le Fanu: All in the Dark (Read)
    
28. Hilda Lewis: The Witch and the Priest  (Read)
29. Eliza Linton: Realities 
30. Delarivier Manley: The New Atalantis 
31. Florence Marryat: Her Father's Name 
32. L.T. Meade: The Sorceress of the Strand
33. Gwerful Mechain: The Works of Gwerful Mechain (Read)
34.  Adah Isaacs Menken: Infelicia
35. Nancy Mitford: Christmas Pudding
36. Kay Nielsen: East of the Sun and West of the Moon    
37. Emma Orczy: The Scarlet Pimpernel 
38.  Priestly, J.B: Bright Day (Read)
39. Olive Higgins Prouty: Stella Dallas
40. Edogawa Rampo: The Black Lizard
41. Mary Robinson: Walsingham
    
42. O.E. Rolvaag: Considering Our Heritage (Read)
43. Maria Amparo Ruiz de Burton: Who Would Have Thought It?
44. Dorothy Sayers: Gaudy Night (Read)
45. Sir Walter Scott: The Antiquary
46. Charlotte Smith: The Old Manor House (Read)
47. Charlotte Smith: The Story of Henrietta (Read)
    
48. J.R.R. Tolkien: Beowulf
    
49. Flora Tristram: The Worker's Union
50. Edith Wharton: Twilight Sleep