Time for the Classics Club Spin #23!

Woohoo, it's Spin time!  I was really hoping one would come along to brighten our quarantine time.   Of course, I'm limited to the titles that I actually have in the house (or on my e-reader), but I need to read those piles down anyway.  I tried to pick some that would work for other challenges, and I've tagged those, but only for a couple of them; they're pretty much all on my TBR pile, and many would work for the Reading Classic Books Challenge, whereas I'm having difficulty finding certain of the Back to the Classics requirements.

The Club challenges us to pick some titles we are excited about and others that are scary, which I have done.  I'm nervous about several of these!  But I've learned my lesson about the dreaded #1, so I put something fun in there.

1.  Twelfth Night  (Back to the Classics)
2. The White Guard, by Bulgakov
3. For Two Thousand Years, by Mihail Sebastian   (Read Around the World)
4. Stories by Nick Joaquin (Read Around the World)
5. Marriage, by (somebody...)
6. The Fortunes of Richard Mahony, by Henry Handel Richardson
7. Thus Were Their Faces, by Silvina Ocampo 
8. The Well at the End of the World, by William Morris
9. The Gray Earth, by Galsan Tshinag
10. Oblomov, by Goncharov  (Russian lit)
11. Eichmann in Jerusalem, by Hannah Arendt
12. The Obedience of a Christian Man, by William Tyndale
13. Oroonoko, by Aphra Behn (Back to the Classics)
14. The Female Quixote, by Charlotte Lennox
15. Forest of a Thousand Daemons, by D. O. Fagunwa
16. The Prose Edda of Snorri Sturluson
17. First Love and Other Stories, by Turgenev  (Russian lit) 
18. The Imitation of Christ, by Thomas a Kempis  
19. Season of Migration to the North, by Tayeb Salih  (Read Around the World)
    
20.  Our Mutual Friend, by Charles Dickens  (Back to the Classics)

OK, here we go!  Let's see what number comes up.