eromsted's 'up next'

Well, I've never had any compunctions about simply listing my wishlist in my LT catalog despite its preposterous size (though I am looking forward to moving it into a collection). But to be a bit sociable, and to put a bit of pressure on myself to get back to my regular reading list (I've been reading a variety of other books from the library and not on my main list), I'll try posting my list of up next books here. I own all of these books. I also have a longer list of Soon to be Read books, many of which I don't own.

Any comments welcome.

Currently reading:
Eric Foner - Give me liberty! : an American history
Immanuel Wallerstein - The Modern World System III
Naguib Mahfouz - The Cairo Trilogy (on Palace of Desire)

Up Next:
Robert Burns - The Poems and Songs of Robert Burns
Peter Weiss - The persecution and assassination of Jean-Paul Marat
Antoine Prost - A History of Private Life V
Silvia Federici - Caliban and the witch
Kenneth O. Morgan - Twentieth-century Britain : a very short introduction
Yashar Kemal - Memed, my hawk
Christine Stansell - City of women
John C. Leggett - Class, race and labor
Sol Dollinger - Not automatic
Virginia Woolf - A room of one's own
Michael Inwood - Heidegger : a very short introduction
Herbert Marcuse - One-Dimensional Man
Studs Terkel - Working
Farrell Dobbs - Teamster rebellion
James T. Farrell - Studs Lonigan
Mimi Conway - Rise gonna rise
Julia Annas - Ancient philosophy : a very short introduction
Jacques E. Levy - Cesar Chavez
Gianpaolo Baiocchi - Radicals in power
Eugene Nelson - Huelga
Madison Smartt Bell - Master of the Crossroads
Juliet Schor - The overworked American
The Confessions of St. Augustine; Imitation of Christ