I'm now reading a classic that had been missing in my list: H. G. Wells' The time machine.
Everything is new, as I hadn't even watched the film (is it any good?).
Very 'traditional' 
I read that for the first time last year. It's very short; more of a novella than a novel. It's one of those stories that I had kind of absorbed by osmosis through other references and other media, and wasn't really sure whether I'd read or not. I'd already read two semi-sequels back in the distant past (Morlock Night by KW Jeter and The Space Machine by Christopher Priest, which also manages to link with War of the Worlds), and I went on to read a third, the officially-endorsed The Time Ships by Stephen Baxter, which was good but much more of a modern novel. And very very much longer.
In the same category of things I'm not sure I've read, I also read Frankenstein and Brave New World last year, and might try to fit in War of the Worlds at some point this year. I'm a little more convinced I have read that, but not totally certain.
As to what I'm actually reading, I started The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison/Sarah Monette last night.
I really enjoyed Ancillary Sword by Ann Leckie, and am a bit annoyed with myself for putting it off for so long. I was too worried it wouldn't live up to the first book, and I shouldn't have been.