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I'm sure you're familiar with the Harvard Classics (5 foot shelf) and have browsed their volumes? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Classics https://en.wik
by kylecazar 1y ago
I'm sure you're familiar with the Harvard Classics (5 foot shelf) and have browsed their volumes?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Classics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Classics
- Balgair 1y agoYou can download them all for free here: https://www.myharvardclassics.com/categories/20120212 https://www.myharvardclassics.com/categories/20120212 The Reading Guide at the bottom of the page is the best way to get into them, I think. It's a daily ~15/20 minute selection. Be aware, it's the book's page number that is referenced, not the .pdf's page number.
- kylecazar 1y agoVery cool. I actually inherited the collection as part of my dad's library. It's almost complete, missing a few (Elizabethan dramas if I recall). My process has been to periodically pick out a volume and start reading, been doing that for years -- I'll check out the guide. May be time to introduce some methodology.