Zadig
Look Inside the Book Zadig, first published in 1748, is classic Voltaire—witty, mischievous, and incisive. In this swift, sparkling tale Voltaire turns […]
Genre: Fiction
Nostromo
Look Inside the Book Set in the fictional South American republic of Costaguana, Nostromo is a sweeping tale of political upheaval, personal […]
Daisy Miller
Look Inside the Book “James’s most fascinating book for a general reader is still Daisy Miller, that perfect miniature of manners and […]
The Man Who Was Thursday
Look Inside the Book “The most thrilling book I have ever read.” —Kingsley Amis The Man Who Was Thursday is at once a […]
The Last Post
Look Inside the Book “One of the few real masterpieces of fiction that have been produced during our era.” —New York Herald Tribune […]
A Man Could Stand Up
“A series that is, to put it mildly, a breathtaking, Herculean project, to which Mr. Ford thus far has done complete justice. […]
No More Parades
Look Inside the Book “There are not many English novels which deserve to be called great: Parade’s End is one of them.” […]
Some Do Not…
Look Inside the Book “The finest novel about the First World War.” —Anthony Burgess “The greatest war novel ever written by an […]
Cimarron
Look Inside the Book WINNER OF THE ACADEMY AWARD FOR BEST PICTURE OF 1931 Edna Ferber’s Cimarron is a sweeping epic of […]
Wuthering Heights
Look Inside the Book THE ORIGINAL, UNABRIDGED 1847 EDITION Wuthering Heights is a storm-lashed tale of obsessive love and corrosive revenge set […]