For an Ideal Library is a book compiled by Raymond Queneau left in 1956, in which are referred the 100 pounds favorites of many authors - of which Henry Miller.

  1. Shakespeare, Theater

  2. the Bible (including New Testament)
  3. Proust, With the research of time lost
  4. Montaigne, Tests
  5. Rabelais, the Five Books
  6. Baudelaire, Flowers of the evil
  7. Blaise Pascal, Thought
  8. Molière, Theater
  9. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the Confessions
  10. Stendhal, Red and the Black
  11. Plato, Dialogs
  12. Stendhal, Chartreuse of Parma
  13. François Villon, the Will
  14. Rimbaud, poetic Works (including the Illuminations )
  15. Cardinal of Retz, Memories (S: Memories (Cardinal of Retz) )
  16. Tolstoï, War and Paix
  17. Saint-Simon, Memories
  18. Cervantes, Don Quichotte
  19. Root, Theater
  20. Eschyle, Theater
  21. Dostoïevski, The Brothers Karamazov
  22. Mallarmé, Poetries
  23. the Fountain, Fables
  24. Goethe, Faust
  25. Apollinaire, Alcohols
  26. Flaubert, sentimental Education
  27. Homère, the Odyssey
  28. Crow, Theater
  29. Dante, the Divine comedy
  30. Chateaubriant, Mémoires of in addition to-falls
  31. Balzac, the human Comedy
  32. Sophocle, Théâtre
  33. James Joyce, Ulysses
  34. Laclos, the dangerous Connections
  35. Swift, the Gulliver's Travels
  36. Verlaine, Poèmes
  37. Flaubert, Madam Bovary
  38. Rimbaud, One season in hell
  39. Descartes, Discourse on Method
  40. Abbot Prévost, Manon Lescaut
  41. Ronsard, Odes
  42. Aristophane, Tacit Theater
  43. , Yearly and Stories
  44. Ethical Spinoza,
  45. Hölderlin, Poems
  46. Gerard de Nerval, Girls of fire
  47. Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoé
  48. Holy Augustin, the Confessions
  49. Lautréamont, Songs of Maldoror
  50. Victor Hugo, the Poor wretches
  51. Lewis Carroll, Alice with the country of the wonders
  52. Alfred de Musset, Comedies and Proverbs
  53. Jules Fox, Newspaper
  54. Homère, Iliade
  55. Dostoïevski, the Idiot
  56. Emily Brontë, Tops of Hurlevent
  57. Dostoïevski, Had the
  58. Voltaire, Tales
  59. William Blake, Poems
  60. Dostoïevski, Crime and Châtiment
  61. Plutarque, parallel Lives of the famous men (translation of Jacques Amyot)
  62. Mrs. of Fayette, the Princess of Clèves
  63. Karl Marx, the Capital
  64. Benjamin Constant, Adolphe
  65. Beaumarchais, Théâtre
  66. Clutched of Aubigné, the Tragedies
  67. Alfred de Vigny, the Destinies
  68. Federico García Lorca , Poems
  69. Malraux, the Human condition
  70. Rochefoucauld, Maxims
  71. the Heather, the Characters
  72. Madam de Sévigné, Letters
  73. Littré, Dictionary of the French language
  74. Alfred Jarry, Ubu King
  75. Paul Valéry, Poems
  76. Blaise Pascal, Provincial the
  77. T.E. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of wisdom
  78. Mérimée, New
  79. Paul Valéry, Variety
  80. Héraclite, Fragments
  81. Marivaux, Theater
  82. Victor Hugo, the Legend of the Centuries
  83. Kafka, the Lawsuit
  84. Voltaire, Correspondence
  85. Apollinaire, Calligrammes
  86. Andre Gide, Newspaper
  87. Andersen, Tales
  88. Alexandre Dumas, the Three Musketeers
  89. Casanova, Memories
  90. Thousand and One Nights
  91. Joseph Conrad, Lord Jim
  92. Novalis, Poetries and philosophical Fragments
  93. Nietzsche, Ainsi spoke Zarathoustra
  94. Paul Claudel, Théâtre
  95. Tristan Corbière, the yellow Loves
  96. Victor Hugo, Contemplations
  97. Saint Jean of the Cross, the obscure Night of the Heart
  98. Nicolas Gogol, the dead Hearts
  99. Virgile, Énéide
  100. Georges Bernanos, Journal of a country priest

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