Books I Read During The Pandemic

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Books I downloaded from the free digital library Wolne Lektury, books I bought, Polish literature, world literature, classic, modern, manga/comics, translated to Polish and not, all the good stuff I read from March to October.

Free Sources E-books
Giovanni Bocaccio - Dekameron
Alexander Dumas - The Count of Monte Cristo
William Shakespeare - Hamlet
Bruno Schulz - Sklepy cynamonowe (The Street of Crocodiles)
Charles Baudelaire - The Flowers of Evil
Gustav Meyrink - The Golem
Blaise Pascal - Pensées

Books
Agnieszki Osieckiej i Jeremiego Przybory listy na wyczerpanym papierze [Eng: Agnieszka Osiecka and Jeremi Przybora's Letters on the Worn Out Paper]
Françoise Sagan - A Certain Smile
Yukio Mishima - The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
Marc Elsberg - Blackout
Piotr Biedrzycki - Siedemdziesiąt siedem słoni [Eng: Seventy Seven Elephants]
H.P. Lovecraft - The Dunwich Horror and Other Tales of Terror [anthology, title in Pl: Zgroza w Dunwich i inne przerażające opowieści]
Edgar Allan Poe - The City in the Sea and Other Poetry [anthology, title in Pl: Miasto w morzu i inne utwory poetyckie]
W. Bruce Cameron - A Dog's Journey
Edgar Allan Poe - Tales of Love, Death and Mystery [anthology, title in Pl: Opowieści miłosne, śmiertelne i tajemnicze]
H.P. Lovecraft - The Doom That Came to Sarnath: Tales of Eeriness and Fantasy [anthology, title in Pl: Przyszła na Sarnath zagłada: opowieści niesamowite i fantastyczne]

Manga/Comic
Inio Asano - Goodnight Punpun, vol. 3
Inio Asano - A Girl on the Shore
Shaun Tan - Cicada
Fabien Vehlman & Kerascoët - Beautiful Darkness
Katarzyna Wasylak - Materia Dziwactwa [Eng: The Matter of Oddity]
Katarzyna Wasylak - Česary, vol. 1
Yana Toboso - Kuroshitsuji, vol. 29
Kabi Nagata - My Solo Exchange Diary, vol. 1
Kiyohiko Azuma - Yotsuba&!, vol. 1

Currently Reading
Alison Bechdel - The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For
H.P. Lovecraft - Nemesis and Other Poetry [anthology, title in Pl: Nemezis i inne utwory poetyckie]

I'm planning to re-read Frankenstein and Dracula, because for some reason I've been into morbid stuff for a while now. Then again, real world is way scarier than any kind of fiction.

Take care <3