Nietzsche: Volumes One and Two: Volumes One and Two Book

I completely disagree with Heidegger's interpretation of Nietzsche, particularly his lack of attention to Nietzsche's social and cultural philosophy (which is essentially how I read him...Heidegger's later analysis of Nietzsche's confrontation with nihilism, which I haven't read yet, sounds much more like Nietzsche to me), but it is nonetheless a beautiful and provocative book on its own merits, especially where Heidegger discusses Nietzsche's unthinkable thought, his crucial unpublished texts, and the importance of Zarathustra's animals to the text. Usually when Heidegger analyzes fiction it's Sophocles or Homer, so its also quite interesting to read his interpretation of a fairly "contemporary" (for his time) piece of literature.