Got junk mail for expensive (leather bound, gold highlights) books - the top 100 classics, classics of the 20th century, etc. I realized there were too many I had never read. So I started with 1984 (seems like I'm not the only one reading about dystopia), got depressed and read Treasure Island for something light and easy. These, of course, are in between copious technical reading. Next on deck is "Heart of Darkness". I might pick up "A Farewell to Arms" after that - always liked Hemingway. Hmm, never read Brave New World though...
Braver New World was great. Haven't read it in years though. If you want another good thought provoking read try "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". (not a whole lot to do with zen or motorcycle maintenance for that matter, but one of my all time favorites! It's dense as can be though. And a little trippy when you consider that it's semi-autobiographical, and that the main charachter/author had a previous nervous breakdown, followed by electro-shock that effectively erased his personality.)
Right now i'm working on the last of Stephen Kings "Dark Tower" series. It's been good so far if you like King. I think the series has been in the works for 30+ years, and almost everything he's ever written seems to revolve around it's axis.