10 to read before the apocalypse?

Sitting in a bunker during/after the apocalypse, I'd read these brilliant stories:
1. Catch 22 (it would help me to laugh at the situation). This is actually a brilliant book, its funny and clever and makes you feel like laughing and crying at the same time, I suppose its bitter sweet.
2. Disgrace - this book is really captivating, it sucessfully brings you into the world of the narrator and you get to see everything from his point of view. He's an anti hero at the start, but he is much more interesting than a lot of those boring, depressed protagonists, he is really at the end of this tether, but he is still vividly interesting.
3. The Heart of the Matter- this book tells the story of the moral demise of a good, albeit weak, man. Its emotive and it captured my heart. The characterisation is insightful and accurate and the story carries you along in its momentum.
4. The heart of darkness - Apololypse now is based on this, I think, the book isn't about the Vietnam war, its about an ivory dealer, but the story is about the loss of a man's sanity and morality in the jungle.
5. Catcher in the rye - I read this in school and I still remember all the subtle, wonderfully poetic lines.
6. The dark Tower (by Stephen King) - if you are going to read any post - Tolkien fantasy novel series.... read this one.
7. The beach - I can't believe that Alex Garland was younger than me when he published this, its a masterpiece.
8. V for Vendetta - This is a graphic novel written by Alan Moore, its poignant, touching and sweet.
9. The Flood by Gunter Graas. This play is really wierd but worth reading. I think its better than the Tin Drum.
10. Brave new world - Aldeous Huxley, I've saved the best till last!!