Results of the reviewing poll are in

Conrad, Heart of Darkness	31 (38%)
James, The Portrait of a Lady	7 (8%)
Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales	22 (27%)
Boccaccio, The Decameron	15 (18%)
Beckett, En attendant Godot (Waiting for Godot)	8 (9%)
de la Barca, La vida es sueño (Life is a Dream)	2 (2%)
Plato, The Republic	14 (17%)
Mills, Political Writings (omnibus)	1 (1%)
Calvino, Il barone rampante (The Baron in the Trees)	19 (23%)
Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland	19 (23%)
Crane, The Red Badge of Courage	5 (6%)
Morrow, The Diviner's Tale	4 (4%)
McDermott, Never Knew Another	13 (16%)
Conrad, Lord Jim	11 (13%)
Gurney, The Hittites	3 (3%)
Bloom, Flight to Lucifer	2 (2%)
Gardiner, The Egyptians	3 (3%)
Cook, The Persians	7 (8%)
Defoe, Robinson Crusoe	12 (14%)
Conrad and Ford, The Inheritors	2 (2%)
Browning, The Poems of Robert Browning	6 (7%)
Turgenev, Fathers and Sons	14 (17%)
Ramuz, Jean-Luc persécuté	0 (0%)
Grimm, Grimm's Fairy Tales	20 (24%)
Hunt, Across Five Aprils	1 (1%)
Saggs, The Babylonians	6 (7%)
Aira, Los fantasmas (The Ghosts)	10 (12%)
Harman, Towards Speculative Realism	10 (12%)

The top five votegetters are highlighted; each will be reviewed within the next 10 days, in order of finish.  Since this seemed to be fairly popular, might run something similar to this around the end of February for books that I might otherwise not review in a timely fashion.

Anybody else (pleasantly) surprised by the results of this poll?