Penguin Modern

Al igual que Little Black Classics, esta edición es preciosa. Es menos numerosa (solo tiene 50 libros) y se compone exclusivamente de escritores modernistas.

Aquí está la lista de esta colección:

1.    Martin Luther King Jr. – Letter from Birmingham jail

2.    Allen Ginsberg – Television was a baby crawling toward that deathchamber

3.    Daphne du Maurier – The breakthrough

4.    Dorothy Parker – The custard pie

5.    Akutawa & others – Three Japanese short stories

6.    Anaïs Nin – The veiled woman

7.    George Orwell – Notes on nationalism

8.    Gertrude Stein – Food

9.    Stanislaw Lem – The three electroknights

10. Patrick Kavanagh – The great hunger

11. Danilo Kiš – The legend of the sleepers

12. 12.Ralph Ellison – The black ball

13. Jean Rhys – Til September petronella

14. Franz Kafka – Investigations of a dog

15. Clarice Lispector – Daydream and drunkness of a young lady

16. Ryszard Kapuscinski – An advertisement for toothpaste

17. Albert Camus – Create dangerously

18. John Steinbeck – The vigilante

19. Fernando Pessoa – I have more souls than one

20. Shirley Jackson – The missing girl

21. Gazdanov & others – Four Russian short stories

22. Italo Calvino – The distance of the moon

23. Audre Lorde – The master’s tool will never dismantle the master’s house

24. Leonora Carrington – The skeleton’s holiday

25. William S. Burroughs – The finger

26. Samuel Beckett – The End

27. Kathy Acker – New York City in 1979

28. Chinua Achebe – Africa’s tarnished name

29. Susan Sontag – Notes on camp

30. John Berger – The red tenda of Bologna

31. Françoise Sagan – The gigolo

32. Cyprian Ekwensi – Glittering city

33. Jack Kerouac – Piers of the homeless night

34. Hans Fallada- Why do you wear a cheap watch?

35. Truman Capote – The duke in his domain

36. Saul Bellow – Leaving the yellow house

37. Katherine Anne Porter – The cracked looking-glass

38. James Baldwin – Dark days

39. Georges Simenon – Letter to my mother

40. William Carlos William – Death the barber

41. Betty Friedan – The problem that has no name

42. Federico García Lorca – The dialogue of two snails

43. Yuko Tsushima – Of dogs and walls

44. Javier Marías – Madame Du Deffand and the idiots

45. Carson McCullers – The haunted boy

46. Jorge Luis Borges – The garden of forking paths

47. Andy Warhol – Fame

48. Primo Levi – The survivor

49. Vladimir Nabokov – Lance

50. Wendell Berry – Why I am not going to buy a computer