/lit/ - Literature

Found the last thread like this a while back very informative. What you got?

>Hamlet
>Tropic of Cancer
>Apologia pro sua vita
>The tunnel by Gass
>Sot-weed factory
>Darconville's Cat
>Hemingway short stories
>Proust
>Tom Jones
>The Bible
>John Updike
>Middlemarch

>>20542003
Any advice for practicing sight reading with Latin? I used to fill out this huge table for every word when translating but a friend rightly told me to fuck off with this and to try and work it out more intuitively. Should I just drill endings so I know what to look for? I've been thinking if I just drilled all Nom, Gen, and Acc by themselves rather than the whole tables to which they belong i'd be much better at sight reading. This would be better than filling in all the declension tables im thinking:
Nom: a, ae, us, um, i, a, etc etc