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Literature | American Literature | 1986, 1941 | Hart, James David | The Oxford Companion to American Literature | Publications, authors, subjects, eras etc |
Literature | Fiction | 1990 | Abbey, Edward | Hayduke Lives! | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1952 | Abbott, Edwin A. | Flatland, A Romance Of Many Dimensions | "The fourth dimension, humor, satire, logic combined into a science-fiction classic that has entertained generations" |
Literature | Fiction | 2021 | Abrams, Stacey | While Justice Sleeps | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1992 | Adams, Douglas | Mostly Harmless | |
Literature | Fiction | 1981, 1980 | Adams, Douglas | The Restaurant at the end of the Universe | “the sequel to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 2002 | Adams, Douglas | The Salmon Of Doubt | “Hitchhiking the Galaxy One Last Time” |
Literature | Fiction | 1975, 1972 | Adams, Richard | Watership Down | “the epic novel of a group of adventurers who desert their doomed city, and venture forth against all odds on a quest for a new home, a sturdier future.” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1952 | Adler, Mortimer J.; Gorman, William | The Great Ideas, A Syntopicon of Great Books of the Western World Volume I | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1952 | Adler, Mortimer J.; Gorman, William | The Great Ideas, A Syntopicon of Great Books of the Western World Volume II | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Plays | 1987, 1952 | Cookson, G. M.; Jebb, Sir Richard C.; Coleridge, Edward P.; Rogers, Benjamin Bickley | The Plays Of Aeschylus, The Plays Of Sophocles, The Plays Of Euripides, The Plays Of Aristophanes | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | S. Y. Agnon, Ivo Andrić | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006, 2003 | Aidan, Pamela | An Assembly Such as This | “A Novel Of Fitzwillian Darcy, Gentleman” |
Literature | Fiction | 1940 | Aiken, Conrad | Conversation | “or Pilgrims' Progress” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003 | Albom, Mitch | The Five People You Meet in Heaven | “an enchanting, beautifully crafted novel that explores a mystery only heaven can unfold.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2002, 1997 | Albom, Mitch | Tuesdays with Morrie | “An old man, a young man, and life's greatest lesson” |
Literature | Fiction | 2004, 1868 | Alcott, Louisa May | Little Women | “story of four sisters coming of age against the backdrop of the Civil War” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Norton, Charles Eliot | The Divine Comedy Of Dante Alighieri | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2007, 2002 | Spark Publishing | Inferno, Dante Alighieri | “Today's Most Popular Study Guides, Spark Notes” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006, 1929 | Allingham, Margery | The Crime at Black Dudley | “The 1st Albert Campion Mystery” |
Literature | Fiction | 1988, 1987 | Amory, Cleveland | The Cat Who Came for Christmas | “the transition from a life of independence to a life of being cat-owned.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2009 | Angela, Alberto | A Day In The Life Of Ancient Rome | “beginning at dawn on an ordinary day in the year 115 CE” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Fathers of the English Dominican Province; Sullivan, Daniel J. | The Summa Theologica Of Saint Thomas Aquinas Volume I | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Fathers of the English Dominican Province; Sullivan, Daniel J. | The Summa Theologica Of Saint Thomas Aquinas Volume II | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Hutchins, Robert Maynard | The Works Of Aristotle Volume I | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Hutchins, Robert Maynard | The Works Of Aristotle Volume II | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1979 | Arneson, D. J. | Strange UFO Stories | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2002 | Arthur, Anthony | Literary Feuds | “A Century Of Celebrated Quarrels - from Mark Twain to Tom Wolfe” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Miguel Angel Asturias, Jacinto Benavente, Henri Bergson | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980 | Auel, Jean M. | The Clan Of The Cave Bear | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1991, 1990 | Auel, Jean M. | The Plains of Passage | “fourth in the stunning earth's children series” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Dods, Marcus; Shaw, J. F. | The Confessions, The City of God, On Christian Doctrine By Saint Augustine | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1978, 1977 | Bach, Richard | Illusions, The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah | Hospital stay following a plane crash makes pilot reflect |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Bacon, Sir Francis | Advancement of Learning, Novum Organum, New Atlantis | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 2017 | Bangs, E. L. | Unity | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1912 | Beach, Rex | The Net | “A Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1991 | Baier, Annette C. | A Progress of Sentiments | “Reflections on Hume's Treatise” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Samuel Beckett, Björnstjerne Björnson, Pearl Buck, Ivan Bunin | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Biography | 1978 | Bair, Deirdre | A Biography, Samuel Beckett | “the first biography of the Nobel Prizewinning novelist and playwright” |
Literature | Fiction | 1989 | Barnes, Julian | A History Of The World In 10½ Chapters | “explores the relationship of fact to fabulation and the antagonism between history and love” |
Literature | Fiction | 2004, 1991 | Benacquista, Tonino | Holy Smoke | “The mafia was only the first of Tonio's problems” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1942 | Benét, Stephen Vincent | Selected Works of Stephen Vincent Benét | “Volume Two Prose” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1962, 1713 | Berkeley, George | 3 Dialogues Between Hylas And Philonous | “The Design of which Is plainly to demonstrate the Reality and Perfection of Humane Knowledge, the Incorporeal Nature of the Soul, and the Immediate Providence of a Deity: In Opposition to Sceptics and Atheists Also, To open a Method for rendering the sciences more easy, useful, and compendious.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2020 | Beukes, Lauren | Afterland | “Men are nearly extince. Three years after the pandemic known as the manfall, governments still hold and life continues - but a world run by women isn't always a better place.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 2000 | Blissett, Luther | Q | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1995, 1972 | McWilliam, G. H. | The Decameron | Boccaccio, Giovanni |
Literature | Fiction | 2018 | Bogel, Anne | I'd Rather Be Reading | “The Delights And Dilemmas Of The Reading Life” |
Literature | Short Stories | 1989 | Bohner, Charles H. | Short Fiction | “Classic and Contemporary” |
Literature | Fiction | 2012, 1951 | Bradbury, Ray | Farenheit 451 | “The temperature at which book paper catches fire and burns...” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980, 1946 | Bradbury, Ray | The Martian Chronicles | “sometimes eerie, sometimes poetic fantasy about the colonization of Mars.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1988, 1962 | Bradbury, Ray | Something Wicked This Way Comes | “the story of two boys who encounter the sinister wonders of Cooger & Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show. They will soon discover the show's awful mystery - a mystery that will change the life of every person it touches.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2017 | Branchflower, Laura | A White Picket Fence | “A Novel” |
Literature | Short Stories | 1959 | Braude, Jacob M. | New Treasure of Stories | “For Every Speaking and Writing Occasion” quotes and short stories |
Literature | Fiction | 1996 | Braun, Lilian Jackson | The Cat Who Said Cheese | “As the Great Food Explo is scheduled to begin, a killer is determined to make it an event Pickax City will never forget.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006, 2004 | Braun, Lilian Jackson | The Cat Who Went Bananas | "the merry atmosphere is dampened by the suspicious death of an out-of-town actor and the theft of a rare book" |
Literature | Fiction | 1993 | Braun, Lilian Jackson | The Cat Who Went into the Closet | “The WPKX radio announcer hunched over the newsdesk in front of a dead microphone, anxiously fingering his script and waiting for the signal to go on the air.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2015 | Brockway, Robert | The Unnoticeables | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2008 | Brooks, Geraldine | People of the Book | “a novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003 | Brown, Dan | The Da Vinci Code | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1983, 1982 | Brown, Rita Mae | Southern Discomfort | “a beautiful woman entrenched in old money, white magnolias and a loveless marriage - until she meets a gorgeous young prizefighter” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1977, 1956 | Buchwald, Art | Down The Seine And Up The Potomac With Art Buchwald | “over twenty-five yeaers of unforgettable wit and wry observation of the human condition.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1965, 1931 | Buck, Pearl S. | The Good Earth | “story of the honest farmer Wang Lung and his selfless wife O-lan” |
Literature | Fiction | 2014 | Bullard, Mark D. | Pillows For Your Prison Cell | “a king built a windowless prison” |
Literature | Fiction | 1966, 1959 | Burroughs, William S. | Naked Lunch | “With Massachusetts Supreme Court decision and excerpts from the Boston trial” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1990 | Campbell, Joseph | Transformations Of Myth Through Time | “Thirteen brilliant final lectures from the renowned master of mythology” |
Literature | Fiction | 1972, 1948 | Camus, Albert | The Plague | “Quarantined from the outside world, Oran becomes a prison of death and disease” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Albert Camus, Winston Churchill | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Giosuè Carducci, Grazia Deledda, Josè Echegaray, T. S. Eliot | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | Carroll, Lewis | Alice's Adventures In Wonderland | ||
Literature | Fiction | 1997, 1962 | Carroll, Lewis | Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass | “Join Alice on her magical journeys in Wonderland and through the Looking-Glass” |
Literature | Fiction | 2013 | Cawdron, Peter | Little Green Men | “The crew of the Dei Gratia set down on a frozen planet and are attacked by little green men.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2011 | Cerrito, Angela | The End of the Line | “Make a list. Tell me who you are. I am...I am a person I am hungry I am a boy I am 13 years old I am a son, a grandson, a nephew I am sick of this place I am angry I am thirsty I am skinny I am a runner I am a killer murderer” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Ormsby, John | The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha By Miguel de Cervantes | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2002 | Philips, Brian; Davidson, Sara | Don Quixote, Miguel de Cervantes | “Sparknotes, Today's Most Popular Study Guides” |
Literature | Fiction | 2016 | Chang, Jade | The Wangs vs. the World | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 2006 | Chase, Mona R | Spiritual Core | “Seven Simple Tales Before Sleep and Slumber” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Chaucer, Geoffrey | Troilus And Cressida and The Canterbury Tales | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Plays | 1968 | Hingley, Ronald | Chekhov | “Ivanov, The Seagull and Three Sisters” |
Literature | Fiction | 2002, 2001 | Chevalier, Tracy | Falling Angels | “the fortunes of two families in the emerging years of the twentieth century” |
Literature | Fiction | 2005, 2004 | Chevalier, Tracy | The Lady and the Unicorn | Inspired by french tapestries |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 2017, 2021 | Chung, Bora | Cursed Bunny | “horrors and cruelties of patriarchy and capitalism in modern society” |
Literature | Fiction | 1984 | Clancy, Tom | The Hunt for Red October | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2013, 2008 | Clare, Cassandra | City of Ashes | Young Lady is a “shadowhunter” and slays various fantasy monsters |
Literature | Fiction | 2010 | Clark, Jerome | Hidden Realms, Lost Civilizations, and Beings from Other Worlds | Collected information about fantasy lands and creatures |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1989 | Colbert, David | The Birth of the Ballad | “The Scandinavian Medieval Genre” |
Literature | Fiction | 2014 | Colgan, Jenny | the loveliest Chocolate Shop IN PARIS | “a novel with recipes” |
Literature | Fiction | 1999 | Collins, Wilkie | The Moonstone | “A fabulous yellow diamond becomes the dangerous inheritance of beautiful young heiress Rachel Verinder” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 2001 | Connelly, Michael | A Darkness More Than Night | “It was a case some cops could live with: the torture killing of a man who spread horrors of his own.” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1987, 1942 | Conrad, Joseph | A Conrad Argosy | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1907, 1923 | Conrad, Joseph | A Set Of Six | “Conrad's Short Stories Complete, Vol. IV” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1903, 1923 | Conrad, Joseph | Falk | “Conrad's Short Stories Complete, Vol. III” |
Literature | Fiction | 1929, 1899 | Conrad, Joseph | Lord Jim | “A Romance” |
Literature | Fiction | 1916, 1907 | Conrad, Joseph | The Secret Agent | “A Simple Tale” |
Literature | Fiction | 1924, 1917 | Conrad, Joseph | The Shadow Line | “A Confession” |
Literature | Fiction | 1925 | Conrad, Joseph | Suspense | “A Napoleonic Novel” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1898, 1923 | Conrad, Joseph | Tales Of Unrest | “Conrad's Short Stories Complete, Vol. I” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1912, 1923 | Conrad, Joseph | Twixt Land And Sea | “Conrad's Short Stories Complete, Vol. V” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1930, 1902 | Conrad, Joseph | Typhoon | “And Other Stories” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1911, 1923 | Conrad, Joseph | Within The Tides | “Conrad's Short Stories Complete, Vol. VI” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1991 | Coupland, Douglas | Generation X | “Tales For An Accelerated Culture” |
Literature | Fiction | 1998 | Coupland, Douglas | Girlfriend in a Coma | “she descends into a coma. Nine months later, she gives birth to a daughter” |
Literature | Fiction | 1983, 1895 | Crane, Stephen | The Red Badge of Courage | “study of a young soldier's struggle” |
Literature | Fiction | 2022 | Crockett, J. | Nostalgic Blood | “Shh... don't say a word” *signed |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1900 | Crowell, Thomas Y. & Co. | The Arabian Nights | “Handy Volume Classics” |
Literature | Fiction | 1977, 1976 | Cussler, Clive | Raise the Titanic! | “Terror And Mystery 2 1/2 Miles Down... The World's Most Incredible Adventure Thriller...” |
Literature | Fiction | 2009 | Cussler, Clive with Paul Kemprecos | Medusa, A Kurt Austin Adventure | “A Novel from THE NUMA FILES” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 2008 | D'Ambrosio, Charles | The Dead Fish Museum | “stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 2000 | Danielewski, Mark Z. | House of Leaves | “a young family moves into a small house on Ash Tree Lane where they discover something terribly wrong: their house is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside” |
Literature | Fiction | 2010, 1981 | Daumal, René | Mount Analogue | “A Tale of Non-Euclidian and Symbolically Authentic Mountaineering Adventures” |
Literature | Fiction | 1968 | Defoe, Daniel | Robinson Crusoe | “A disastrous shipwreck while sailing as a trader to Africa...” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1973, 1911 | Haldane, Elizabeth S. and G. R. T. Ross | The Philosophical Works of Descartes | “Volume I” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Haldane, Elizabeth S. and G. R. T. Ross; Smith, David Eugene and Marcia L. Latham; Stirling, A. H. | Rules for the Direction of the Mind, Discourse on the Method, Meditations on First Philosophy, Objections against the Meditations and Replies, The Geometry By René Descartes, Ethis By Benedict De Spinoza | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1989, 1988 | Dexter, Pete | Paris Trout | “a shocking crime that eats away at the social fabric of a small town” |
Literature | Fiction | 1973 | Dickens, Charles | Pictures from Italy | “The book resulted from a prolonged visit to Genoa, where Dickens took his family to stay in 1844” |
Literature | Fiction | 2018 | DiLouie, Craig | One Of Us | “They call it the plague - A generation of children born with extreme genetic mutations” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Garnett, Constance | The Brothers Karamazov By Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 2020, 1869 | Dostoevsky, Fyodor | The Idiot | “Prince Myshkin arrives in St Petersburg and is at once confronted with the stark realities of life” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | Drummond, Henry | The Greatest Thing In The World | ||
Literature | Fiction | 2001, 2000 | Eggers, Dave | A Heart Breaking Work of Staggering Genius | “Mistakes, Horrible Ones, We Knew, We Meant, We Were, To Make, Making” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1922, 1921 | Ellis, Havelock | Little Essays Of Love And Virtue | “fundamental principles, together with their practical application to the life of our time” |
Literature | Fiction | 2012 | Englander, Nathan | What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank | “stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003 | Fielding, Helen | Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination | “fearless, dazzling, independent beauty-journalist turned master spy” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Rudolf Eucken, Anatole France, John Galsworthy | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1995, 1994 | Evanovich, Janet | One for the Money | “Trenton native Stephanie Plus is out of work” |
Literature | Fiction | 1996 | Evanovich, Janet | Two for the Dough | “A Stephanie Plum Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2014 | Faber, Michel | The Book Of Strange New Things | “A Novel” *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 1972, 1936 | Faulkner, William | Absalom, Absalom! | |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1930 | Faulkner, William | As I Lay Dying | “a family's struggle to get their mother properly buried” |
Literature | Fiction | 1974, 1929 | Faulkner, William | Flags In The Dust | “The complete text of Faulkner's third novel, which appeared in a cut version as Sartoris” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | William Faulkner, Eugene O'Neill, John Steinbeck | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Fielding, Henry | The History Of Tom Jones A Foundling | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1885 | Flaubert, Gustave | Madame Bovary | “A Story Of Provincial Life” |
Literature | Fiction | 1953 | Fleming, Ian | Casino Royale | “A James Bond Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1965, 1957 | Fleming, Ian | The Diamond Smugglers | “The chilling, spy-studded story of a carefully organized, private intelligence army - and the master operative who ingeniously commanded it.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1956 | Fleming, Ian | Diamonds Are Forever | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1958 | Fleming, Ian | Doctor No | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1959 | Fleming, Ian | For Your Eyes Only | “Five Secret Exploits Of James Bond” |
Literature | Fiction | 1957 | Fleming, Ian | From Russia, With Love | “A James Bond Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1959 | Fleming, Ian | Goldfinger | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1954 | Fleming, Ian | Live And Let Die | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1966, 1965 | Fleming, Ian | The Man With The Golden Gun | “The Last James Bond Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1955 | Fleming, Ian | Moonraker | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1966, 1962 | Fleming, Ian | Octopussy, The last 2 | “In the eerie worlds of scorpionfish and Checkpoint Charlie with James Bond, Her Majesty's Agent 007” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1963 | Fleming, Ian | On Her Majesty's Secret Service | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1962 | Fleming, Ian | The Spy Who Loved Me | “A James Bond Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1961 | Fleming, Ian | Thunderball | “A James Bond Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 1965, 1964 | Fleming, Ian | You Only Live Twice | “James Bond Secret Agent 007” |
Literature | Biography | 1966 | Gant, Richard | Ian Fleming: The Fantastic 007 Man | “Sexy, Stylish, Sensational - The Full Story Of A Life In The Success Book That Caused A Scandal In Switched-On England” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006, 2005 | Foer, Jonathan Safran | Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close | “Nine-year-old Oskar Schell has embarked on an urgent, secret mission that will take him through the five boroughs of New York.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1939, 1938 | Foreseter, Cecil Scott | Captain Horatio Hornblower | “Beat to Quarters” |
Literature | Fiction | 1939, 1938 | Foreseter, Cecil Scott | Captain Horatio Hornblower | “II Ship of the Line” |
Literature | Fiction | 1939, 1938 | Foreseter, Cecil Scott | Captain Horatio Hornblower | “III Flying Colors” |
Literature | Fiction | 1921 | Forster, E. M. | Howards End | “about the rights of property, about a destroyed will-and-testament and rightful and wrongful heirs” |
Literature | Fiction | 1985 | Fowles, John | A Maggot | “When one traveller is found hanging from a tree and another vanishes into thin air, an inquiry is undertaken” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 2000 | Gainax | FLCL | “Volume 1” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 2001 | Gainax | FLCL | “Volume 2” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 2005 | Gallagher, D.S. | Gems of Discovery | “Short Stories for the Soul” |
Literature | Fiction | 1984, 1983 | Gardner, John | Icebreaker | “Ian Fleming's Master Spy James Bond in” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Geisinger, Marion | Plays, Players & Playwrights | “An Illustrated History of the Theatre” |
Literature | Short Stories | 2010 | Gelman, Rita Golden With Maria Altobelli | Female NomaD and Friends | “Tales of Breaking Free and Breaking Bread Around the World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1999 | Gerritsen, Tess | Gravity | “young NASA doctor must combat a lethal microbe that is multiplying in the deadliest of environments: space” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Andrè Gide, Karl Gjellerup, Paul Heyse | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 2020 | Gingrich, Newt and Pete Earley | Shakedown | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1956 | Gipson, Fred | Old Yeller | “The stray dog was ugly, and a thieving rascal, too. But he sure was clever, and a smart dog could be a big help on the wild Texas frontier, especially with Papa away on a long cattle drive up to Abilene. Strong and courageous, Old Yeller proved that he could protect Travis's family from any sort of danger. But can Travis do the same for Old Yeller?” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1998, 1997 | Glymour, Clark | Thinking Things Through | “An Introduction To Philosophical Issues and Achievements” |
Literature | Fiction | 1985, 1983 | Goldstein, Rebecca | The Mind-Body Problem | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1995, 1988 | Goethe | The Collected Works, volume 11 | “The Sorrows of Young Werther, Elective Affinities, Novella” |
Literature | Fiction | 1985, 1962 | von Goethe, Johann Wolfgang | Faust Part I | “the legendary German alchemist one of the central myths of the western world” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Priest, George Madison | Faust Parts One And Two By Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1990 | Gotfryd, Bernard | Anton The Dove Fancier | “And Other Tales of the Holocaust” |
Literature | Fiction | 1908, 1915 | Graham, Kenneth | The Wind in the Willows | |
Literature | Fiction | 1953 | Graham, Winston | Demelza | “A Novel Of Cornwall, 1788-1790” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1975, 1969 | Gray, John | Near Eastern Mythology | “Mesopotamia Syria Palestine” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2015 | Gray, John | The Soul of the Marionette | “A Short Inquiry into Human Freedom” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003 | Gregory, Constantine | The Vampire Watcher's HANDBOOK | “A guide for slayers” |
Literature | Fiction | 2008, 2005 | Green, John | Looking For Alaska | “the sometimes crazy, possibly unstable, and anything-but-boring world of Culver Creek Boarding School” |
Literature | Plays | 1967, 1960 | Grene, David and Richmond Lattimore | Greek Tragedies | “Volume 1” |
Literature | Fiction | 1991 | Grisham, John | The Firm | “'They offered him a job he should have refused...'” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1976 | Guest, Judith | Ordinary People | “The Jarretts Are Ordinary People. And They're Coming Apart.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2022, 2020 | Gurnah, Abdulrazak | Afterlives | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1965 | Hamilton, Donald | The Devastators | “toughened secret agen Matt Helm never fails to pull off a first-rate adventure” |
Literature | Fiction | 1973, 1972 | Hamilton, Donald | The Intriguers | “The New Matt Helm Book” |
Literature | Fiction | 1971 | Hamilton, Donald | The Poisoners | “The NEW MATT HELM Adventure” |
Literature | Fiction | 1976 | Hamilton, Donald | The Retaliators | “New Matt Helm” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982 | Hamilton, Donald | The Revengers | “Mean but honest, tough but fair - Back in an all-new super adventure!” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964 | Hamilton, Donald | The Shadowers | “A brand new MATT HELM suspense novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1983, 1977 | Hamilton, Donald | The Terrorizers | “A terrific adventure featuring the incrediple Matt Helm” |
Literature | Fiction | 1992 | Hamilton, Donald | The Threateners | “An old flame. A simple favor. It's a mix that might get Matt Helm killed...” |
Literature | Fiction | 1986 | Hamilton, Donald | The Vanishers | “When prominent people disappear without a trace, there's only one man to call. Matt Helm.” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1942, 1930 | Hamilton, Edith | The Greek Way | “Based on a thorough study of Greek life and civilization, of Greek literature, philosophy, and art” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2007, 2003 | Spark Publishing | Mythology, Edith Hamilton | “Today's Most Popular Study Guides, Spark Notes” |
Literature | Fiction | 1994, 1891 | Hardy, Thomas | Tess of the D'Urbervilles | “country girl's seduction by another man which causes her husband to leaver her on their wedding night and thereby precipitates a course of events that ends in murder” |
Literature | Fiction | 2000, 1999 | Harris, Joanne | Chocolat, a Novel | “beautiful, unmarried Vianne Rocher sweeps into the pinched little French town of Lansquenet on the heels of the carnival and opens a gem of a chocolate shop” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Gerhart Hauptmann, Verner von Heidenstam, Johannes V. Jensen | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1915 | Heine, Heinrich | Werke | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Knox, T. M.; Sibree, J. | The Philosophy of Right, The Philosophy of History By Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 1961 | Heinlein, Robert A. | Stranger In A Strange Land | “The Original Uncut Version Of The Bestselling Classic” |
Literature | Fiction | 1970, 1955 | Heller, Joseph | Catch-22 | |
Literature | Fiction | 1957, 1929 | Hemingway, Ernest | A Farewell To Arms | “Stories By” |
Literature | Fiction | 1958, 1925 | Hemingway, Ernest | In Our Time | “A Novel By” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 1952 | Hemingway, Ernest | The Old Man and the Sea | “the story of an old Cuban fisherman, down on his luck, and his supreme ordeal - a relentless, agonizing battle with a giant marlin far our in the Gulf Stream.” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Ernest Hemingway, Knut Hamsun, Herman Hesse | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1927, 1921 | Hémon, Louis | Maria Chapdelaine | “A Tale Of The Lake St. John Country” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006 | Herbert, Brian and Kevin J. Anderson | Hunters Of Dune | “Based on an outline by Frank Herbert” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1985 | Herbert, Frank | Chapterhouse: Dune | “The Final Chapter of the Bestselling Science Fiction Adventure of All Time” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1976 | Herbert, Frank | Children Of Dune | “Book Three in the DUNE chronicles” |
Literature | Fiction | 2010, 1965 | Herbert, Frank | Dune | “the story of the boy Paul Atreides - who would become known as Muad'Dib - and of a great family's ambition to bring to fruition humankind's most ancient and unattainable dream.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1984, 1969 | Herbert, Frank | Dune Messiah | “Book Two in the Dune chronicles” |
Literature | Fiction | 1972 | Herbert, Frank | Thrilling Science Fiction | “A New Collection Of Great S.F. Stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 1974, 1973 | Herriot, James | All Things Bright and Beautiful | “The warm and joyful sequel to ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL” |
Literature | Fiction | 2022 | Heti, Sheila | Pure Colour | “A Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2019 | Hicks, Jim | The Massachusetts Review, Vol. LX, No. 4 | “A Quarterly Of Literature The Arts And Public Affairs” |
Literature | Fiction | 2017, 2016 | Hill, Nathan | The Nix | “Samuel Anresen-Anderson hasn't seen his mother, Faye, in decades - not since she abandoned the family when he was a boy.” *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 2004 | Hillerman, Tony | Skeleton Man | “Former Navajo Tribal Police lieutenant Joe Leaphorn comes out of retirement to help investigate what seems to be a trading post robbery” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1967 | Hinton, S. E. | The Outsiders | “Ponyboy is sixteen, tough and confused, yet sensitive beneath his bold front.” |
Literature | Essays | 2012 | Hitchens, Christopher | Arguably Essays | |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Butler, Samuel | The Iliad Of Homer and The Odyssey | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2007, 2002 | Spark Publishing | The Iliad, Homer | “Today's Most Popular Study Guides, Spark Notes” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2007, 2002 | Spark Publishing | Odyssey, Homer | “Today's Most Popular Study Guides, Spark Notes” |
Literature | Fiction | 1972, 1968 | Hoopes, Ned E. | Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and nine other tales from The Arabian Nights | “Astonishing Tales from the East” |
Literature | Fiction | 1995 | Hornby, Nick | High Fidelity | “Rob is a pop music junkie who runs his own semi-failing record store” |
Literature | Fiction | 2005, 2003 | Hosseini, Khaled | The Kite Runner | “A moving portrait of modern Afghanistan” |
Literature | Fiction | 1989, 1986 | Hubbard, L. Ron | An Alien Affair | “Mission Earth Volume Four” |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1894 | Hugo, Victor | Bug-Jargal, to which are added Claude Gueux, and The Last Days Of A Condemned | |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1894 | Hugo, Victor | Hans Of Iceland | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | The Man Who Laughs Vol. I | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | The Man Who Laughs Vol. II | |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1887 | Hugo, Victor | Les Misérables I. Fantine | |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1887 | Hugo, Victor | Les Misérables II. Cosette | |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1887 | Hugo, Victor | Les Misérables III. Marius | |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1887 | Hugo, Victor | Les Misérables IV. The Idyll and The Epic | |
Literature | Fiction | 1905, 1887 | Hugo, Victor | Les Misérables V. Jean Valjean | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | Ninety-Three | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | Notre Dame De Paris. Vol. I | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | Notre Dame De Paris. Vol. II | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | Toilers Of The Sea Vol. I | |
Literature | Fiction | 1904, 1888 | Hugo, Victor | Toilers Of The Sea Vol. II | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1927 | Hendel Jr., Charles W. | Hume | “Selections” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Hutchins, Robert M. | The Great Conversation, The Substance of a Liberal Conversation | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1970, 1954 | Huxley, Aldous | The Doors Of Perception | “experiment with a little-known drug” |
Literature | Fiction | 1990 | Indiana, Gary | Horse Crazy | “insane, glorious, totally irresistible affair of the heart” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1994 | Inwood, Brad and L. P. Gerson | The Epicurus Reader | “Selected Writings and Testimonia” |
Literature | Fiction | 1897, 1894 | Jacobs, W. W. | Many Cargoes | |
Literature | Fiction | 2004 | Jacobson, Howard | The Making of Henry | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1960, 1877 | James, Henry | The American | “a fine example of his earlier period” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1953 | James, Henry | Selected Fiction | “Daisy Miller (1879), Washington Square (1881), The Aspern Papers (1888), The Pupil (1892), The Beast in the Jungle (1903), The Jolly Corner (1909), The Art of Fiction (1888)” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980 | James, P. D. | Innocent Blood | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2021 | Jeffers, Honorée Fanonne | The Love Songs of W. E. B. Du Bois | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1976 | Jenkins, Dan & Edwin Shrake | Limo | “A Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Juan Ramón Jiménez, Erik Axel Karlfeldt, Pär Lagerkvist, Selma Lagerlöf | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1920 | Johanson, Joel Marcus | Essays Verse And Letters | |
Literature | Fiction | 1990, 1989 | Johnson, Joyce | In The Night Café | “It is the early '60s in Greenwich Village” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1997, 1994 | Johnston, Susanna | Parties, A Literary Companion | “Weddings Wakes, the Cocktail Hour and more” |
Literature | Fiction | 2021, 2020 | Jones, Darynda | A Bad Day For Sunshine | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1976 | Jones, Gayl | Eva's Man | “gripping psychological portrait of a woman unable to love for fear of pain” |
Literature | Fiction | 1961, 1939 | Joyce, James | Finnegans Wake | |
Literature | Fiction | 2004, 1916 | Joyce, James | A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man and Dubliners | “two earliest, and perhaps most accessible, successes” |
Literature | Fiction | 1961, 1914 | Joyce, James | Ulysses | “Complete And Unexpurgated” |
Literature | Fiction | 1979 | Kafka, Franz | The Basic Kafka | “The Most Comprehensive Collection Of The Works Of Kafka Ever Published In One Volume” |
Literature | Fiction | 1963 | Kane, Frank | “ring-a-ding-ding” | “A New Johnny Liddell Thriller” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006, 2001 | Kanon, Joseph | The Good German | “A Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Meiklejohn, J. M. D.; Abbott, Thomas Kingsmill; Hastie, W.; Meredith, James Creed | The Critique of Pure Reason, The Critique of Practical Reason And Other Ethical Treatises, The Critique of Judgement By Immanuel Kant | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Yasunari Kawabata, Rudyard Kipling, Sinclair Lewis | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1978 | Kaye, Mary Margaret | The Far Pavilions | |
Literature | Fiction | 1997 | Kennedy, A. L. | Original Bliss | “Emotionally numb, crippled with insomnia, and caught in a frightening, abusive marriage, Helen Brindle believes that God has recently left her.” *signed |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1976, 1955 | Kerouac, Jack | On The Road | “The Classic Novel Of The Beat Generation” |
Literature | Fiction | 1986, 1962 | Kesey, Ken | One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest | “life in a mental hospital” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1985 | Kessler, Jascha | Classical Illusions | “twenty-eight stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003, 2002 | Kidd, Sue Monk | The Secret Life of Bees | “a novel” |
Literature | Short Stories | 1947 | Kielty, Bernadine | A Treasury Of Short Stories | “Favorites of the past hundred years from Turgenev to Thurber from Balzac to Hemmingway with biographical sketches of the authors” |
Literature | Fiction | 1976, 1975 | King, Florence | Southern Ladies And Gentlemen | “America's sexiest southern exposure” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1923, 1909 | Kipling, Rudyard | Actions And Reactions | |
Literature | Fiction | 1930, 1896 | Kipling, Rudyard | Captains Courageous | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1932, 1894 | Kipling, Rudyard | The Day's Work | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1929, 1892 | Kipling, Rudyard | Departmental Ditties And Ballads And Barrack Room Ballads | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1928, 1903 | Kipling, Rudyard | The Five Nations | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1928, 1893 | Kipling, Rudyard | The Jungle Book | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1931, 1902 | Kipling, Rudyard | Just So Stories, For Little Children | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1927, 1910 | Kipling, Rudyard | Rewards And Fairies | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1928, 1895 | Kipling, Rudyard | Second Jungle Book | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1926, 1893 | Kipling, Rudyard | Seven Seas | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1923, 1896 | Kipling, Rudyard | Soldier Stories | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1930, 1899 | Kipling, Rudyard | Soldiers Three The Story Of The Gadsbys In Black And White | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1929, 1897 | Kipling, Rudyard | Stalky And Company | |
Literature | Fiction | 1930, 1900 | Kipling, Rudyard | Kim | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1929, 1891 | Kipling, Rudyard | Life's Handicaps Being Stories of Mine Own People | |
Literature | Fiction | 1929, 1899 | Kipling, Rudyard | The Light That Failed | |
Literature | Fiction | 1926, 1891 | Kipling, Rudyard | The Naulahka | “A Story of West and East” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1928, 1899 | Kipling, Rudyard | Plain Tales from the Hills | |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1930, 1905 | Kipling, Rudyard | Puck Of Pook's Hill | |
Literature | Fiction | 2001 | Kirn, Walter | Up in the Air | “A Novel” |
Literature | Historical Fiction | 2013 | Kline, Christina Baker | Orphan Train | Two orphans experience America's early adoption system |
Literature | Fiction | 1992 | Kluger, Richard | The Sheriff of Nottingham | “stunning blend of imagination, legend, and fact” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980 | Krantz, Judith | Princess Daisy | “The Story of a Princess Who Loses Her Fortune- and Finds Herself” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1982 | Kripke, Saul A. | Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language | “An Elementary Exposition” |
Literature | Historical Fiction | 2014 | Kuntz, Sara Gill | Next to Heaven | “Susan is a young girl chosen by her papa from among her many sisters to leave home and to earn her keep.” *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 1998, 1996 | Laurie, Hugh | The Gun Seller | “A Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Halldór Laxness, Maurice Maeterlinck, Thomas Mann | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1960 | Lee, Harper | To Kill A Mocking Bird | Children of a lawyer in small American town trying a difficult case |
Literature | Fiction | 1979 | Leffland, Ella | Rumors of Peace | “A Novel” |
Literature | Short Stories | 2000 | Lenček, Lena and Gideon Bosker | Beach | “Stories by the Sand and Sea” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1970 | Leobuchhandlung | Springs Of African Wisdom | “Traditional Sayings Of African Peoples: Baya, Ganda, Hausa, Herero, Swahili, and others” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1970 | Leobuchhandlung | Springs of Persian Wisdom | “Furdausî, Hâfis, Nisâmî, Omar Chayyâm, Sa'di” |
Literature | Fiction | 2001, 1946 | Lewis, Clive Staples | The Great Divorce | “The writer, in a dream, boards a bus on a drizzly afternoon and embarks on an incredible voyage through Heaven and Hell.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980 1920 | Lewis, Sinclair | Main Street | “The lonely predicaments of Carol Kennicott, caught between her desires for social reform and individual happiness, reflects the position in which America's turn-of-the-century, “emancipated woman” found herself.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987 | Lively, Penelope | Moon Tiger | “a best-selling author of popular history, lies alone in a London hospital bed” |
Literature | Fiction | 2023, 2022 | Lloyd, Chris | Paris Requiem | “A Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Locke, John; Berkeley, George; Hume, David | A Letter Concerning Toleration, Concerning Civil Government, Second Essay An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, The Principles of Human Knowledge, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1990, 1986 | London, Jack | The Call of the Wild | “Can Buck Resist The Lure Of The Wolves?” |
Literature | Fiction | 1991, 1906 | London, Jack | White Fang | Story about wolves, dogs and people in the wild |
Literature | Fiction | 1981 | Long, William Stuart | The Traitors, Volume III of The Australians | “The third magnificent book in the bestselling saga begun with THE EXILES and THE SETTLERS” |
Literature | Fiction | 1962, 1300 | Lorris, Guillaume de and Jean de Meun | The Romance of the Rose | “The first complete English translation of this masterpiece of medieval literature” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2011 | Lovecraft, H. P. | Letters to James F. Morton | “intellectual interests, ranging from freethought to socialism, from amateur journalism to crossword puzzles” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Munro, H. A. J.; Long, George | Lucretius: On the Nature of Things, The Discourses of Epictetus, The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1990 | Ludlum, Robert | The Bourne Ultimatum | “antagonists circle each other in an ever-narrowing confrontation” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982 | Ludlum, Robert | The Parsifal Mosaic | “espionage and intrigue at the highest-and lowest-levels of international deception” |
Literature | Fiction | 1936 | Lum, Bertha | Gangplanks To The East | |
Literature | Fiction | 2004 | Lustbader, Eric Van | The Bourne Legacy | “Robert Ludlum's Bestselling Character Jason Bourne in” |
Literature | Fiction | 1978 | MacDonald, John D. | The Empty Copper Sea | “Spellbinding New Travis McGee Suspense Novel” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Marriott, W. K.; Fuller, Nelle | The Prince By Nicolò Machiavelli, Leviathan, Or, Matter, Form, and Power of a Commonwealth Ecclesiastical and Civil By Thomas Hobbes | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Short Stories | 1985, 1956 | Mack, Maynard | The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces | “Volume 2” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1990 | Magill, Frank N. | Masterpieces of World Philosophy | “Nearly 100 classics of the world's greatest philosophers analyzed and explained” |
Literature | Fiction | 1995 | Maguire, Gregory | Wicked | “The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West” |
Literature | Fiction | 2020 | Mai, Nguyễn Phan Quế | The Mountains Sing | “multigenerational tale of the Trần family, set against the backdrop of the Việt Nam War.” *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 2022 | Mallery, Susan | The Boardwalk Bookshop | “Part bookstore, part gifts shop, part bakery, it's a dream come true for Bree, Mikki and Ashley” |
Literature | Fiction | 1936, 1930 | Mann, Thomas | Death In Venice | “and Seven Other Stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 1999, 1934 | Mann, Thomas | Joseph And His Brothers | “recasting of the famous biblical tale” |
Literature | Fiction | 2001 | Martel, Yann | Life of Pi | “When Pi is sixteen, his family and their zoo animals emigrate from India to North America” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Roger Martin du Gard, Gabriela Mistral, Boris Pasternak | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 2008, 1980 | Matheson, Richard | Somewhere in Time | “The unforgettable story of a love that transcends the boundaries of time” |
Literature | Fiction | 1983, 1915 | Maugham, William Somerset | Of Human Bondage | “an autobiographical novel in which fact and fiction are inextricably mixed” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1957 | Maugham, William Somerset | The Best Short Stories of W. Somerset Maugham | Compiled by John Beecroft |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1947 | Mauldin, Bill | Back Home | cartoons and stories |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1950, 1945 | Maupassant, Guy De | Selected Tales of Guy De Maupassant | “Edited, with an introduction , by Saxe Commins” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | François Mauriac, Frédéric Mistral, Theodor Mommsen | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1978, 1968 | McCaffrey, Anne | Dragonflight | “Volume 1 of “The Dragonriders of Pern”” |
Literature | Fiction | 1989 | McGinniss, Joe | Blind Faith | “The Marshalls were the model family of Toms River, New Jersey, living the American dream” |
Literature | Fiction | 2012, 2011 | McLain, Paula | The Paris Wife | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1988, 1983 | McMurtry, Larry | The Desert Rose | “a Las Vegas showgirl with the best legs in town and three peacocks in her back yard” |
Literature | Fiction | 2002, 1961 | McMurtry, Larry | Horseman, Pass By | “tells the story of Homer Bannon, an old-time cattleman who epitomizes the frontier values of honesty and decency, and Hud, his unscrupulous stepson.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1936 | Meade, Julian R. | Adam's Profession | “And Its Conquest By Eve” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Melville, Herman | Moby Dick; or, The Whale | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1964, 1949 | Melville, Herman | Pierre, Or, The Ambiguities | “pilgrim-like progress to defeat and damnation” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1980 | Michener, James A. | The Covenant | “The best and worst of two continents carve an empire out of the vast wilderness that is to become South Africa” |
Literature | Fiction | 1971 | Michener, James A. | The Drifters | “six young runaways adrift in a world they have created out of dreams, drugs, and dedication to pleasure” |
Literature | Fiction | 1974, 1950 | Michener, James A. | Return to Paradise | “She was not a girl of extraordinary beauty, but she was handsomely proportioned and majestically straight in the Polynesian fashion” |
Literature | Fiction | 1969, 1965 | Michener, James A. | The Source | “monumental and imaginative novel of the old-new nation Israel.” |
Literature | Plays | 1967, 1952 | Miller, Arthur | The Crucible | “the grim days of the Salem witch trials” |
Literature | Plays | 1976, 1949 | Miller, Arthur | Death of a Salesman | “Certain Private Conversations In Two Acts And A Requiem” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1961 | Miller, Henry | Tropic of Capricorn | “frank portrayal of life in Brooklyn's ethnic neighborhoods and Miller's outrageous sexual exploits” |
Literature | Collection | 1993 | Miller, John | On Suicide | “Great Writers on the Ultimate Question” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Milton, John | English Minor Poems, Paradise Lost, Samson Agonistes, Areopagitica | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Historical Fiction | 1986, 1936 | Mitchell, Margaret | Gone With the Wind | Small city life in early America |
Literature | Plays | 1981, 1968 | Molière, , Jean-Baptiste Poquelin | The Misanthrope and Other Plays | “the mature flowering of his artistry and the most profound development of his vision of humanity.” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Cotton, Charles; Hazlitt, W. Carew | The Essays of Michel Eyquem de Montaigne | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Nugent, Thomas; Prichard, J. V.; Cole, G. D. H. | The Spirit of Laws By Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu, A Discourse on the Origin of Inequality, A Discourse on Political Economy, The Social Contract By Jean Jacques Rousseau | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1977 | Morrison, Toni | Song of Solomon | Multiple generations of an American family |
Literature | Fiction | 1893 | Mühlbach, L. | Andreas Hofer | “An Historical Novel |
Literature | Sociology | 1973 | Muir, John | the Velvet Monkey Wrench | “presents a way for mankind to exist on this planet, in balance, sensibly using hwat Earth has to offer” |
Literature | American Literature | 1993 | Mullane, Deirdre | Crossing the Danger Water | “Three Hundred Years of African-American Writing” |
Literature | Fiction | 1961, 2002 | Naipaul, V. S. | A House for Mr. Biswas, A Bend in the River | “two of his best novels” |
Literature | Fiction | 2001 | Naipaul, Vidiadhar Surajprasad | Half A Life | “narrative that takes us across three continents” |
Literature | Selection | 2019 | Nemens, Emily | 231 the Paris Review | “Winter 2019” |
Literature | Selection | 2020 | Nemens, Emily | 232 the Paris Review | “Spring 2020” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2003, 1973 | Nietzsche, Friedrich | Beyond Good and Evil | “Prelude To A Philosophy Of The Future” |
Literature | Fiction | 2018 | Nix, Martin E. | Star Trek - Screen Play | “OWA, The Great Flood” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1947 | Roberts, Henry C. | The Complete Prophecies Of Nostradamus | Commentary and translation of collected verses |
Literature | Historical Fiction | 1994, 1972 | O'Brian, Patrick | Post Captain | Ship captain in France |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1958 | Olson, Sigurd F. | Listening Point | “tells of what I have seen and heard on a bare glaciated spit of rock in the Quetico-Superior country.” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1990, 1963 | Olson, Sigurd F. | Runes Of The North | “A book of legends, reflections, and adventures, set in the vast wilderness of the North that sweeps from the Questico-Superior and Hudson Bay to the Yukon and Alaska” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1956 | Olson, Sigurd F. | The Singing Wilderness | “A vibrant book of discovery that re-creates the sights and sounds of the Quetico-Superior country and explores with deep insight the permanent values of a great wilderness area” |
Literature | Plays | 1960, 1958 | Gregory, Horace | Ovid, The Metamorphoses | “panorama of the Greek and Roman myths - here presented in a complete new version by a noted poet, scholar, and critic.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2005 | Page, Jean Reynolds | Accidental Happiness | "A Novel" *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 2015 | Pearl, Matthew | The Last Bookaneer | “book'a-neer'[bŏŏk'kå-nēr'], n. a literary pirate; an individual capable of doing all that must be done in the universe of books that publishers, authors, and readers must not have a part in” |
Literature | Fiction | 1994, 1993 | Pearson, T. R. | Cry Me A River | “murder and its consequences in a small Southern town” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | St.-John Perse, Luigi Pirandello, Henrik Pontoppidan, Salvatore Quasimodo | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1956, 1945 | Cornford, Francis Macdonald | The Republic Of Plato | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1974 | Grube, G. M. A. | Plato's Republic | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Jowett, Benjamin; Harward, J. | The Dialogues of Plato, The Seventh Letter | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1987, 1952 | MacKenna, Stephen and B. S. Page | Plotinus, The Six Enneads | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2013 | Poe, Edgar Allan | Eureka | “An Essay On The Material And Spiritual Universe.” |
Literature | Fiction | 2003 | Poe, Edgar Allan | Great Tales and Poems of Edgar Allen Poe | “21 Short Story Masterpieces Plus 34 Narrative and Lyric Poems” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1978 | Putnam, Hilary | Meaning and the Moral Sciences | “International Library of Philosophy and Scientific Method” |
Literature | Fiction | 2013 | Pynchon, Thomas | Bleeding Edge | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2004 | Quindlen, Anna | Imagind London | "A Tour of the World's Greatest Fictional City" |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Urquhart, Sir Thomas and Peter Motteux | Gargantua And Pantagruel By François Rabelais | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 2021 | Rambo, Cat | You Sexy Thing | “No Peace For Old Soldiers” |
Literature | Fiction | 1998 | Ramsland, Katherine | Piercing the Darkness | “Undercover with Vampires in America Today”, investigative journalism |
Literature | Fiction | 1971, 1943 | Rand, Ayn | The Fountainhead | “tells of the desperate battle waged by architect Howard Roark, whose genius and integrity were as unyielding as granite...” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2003 | Davidson, Sara | Anthem, Ayn Rand | “Sparknotes, Today's Most Popular Study Guides” |
Literature | Selection | 1955 | The Readers Digest Association | Reader's Digest Condensed Books | “Autumn 1955 Selections Volume Twenty-three” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1928 | Remarque, Erich Maria | All Quiet on the Western Front | “This is the testament of Paule Bäumer, who enlists with his classmates in the German army of World War I.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1972 | Renault, Mary | The Persian Boy | “her story of Alexander, leaving us with an incomparable picture of the conqueror and his world” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Ladislas Reymont, Romain Rolland, Bertrand Russell | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1994, 1989 | Ribeiro, João Ubaldo | The Lizard's Smile | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1991, 1980 | Rushdie, Salman | Midnight's Children | “Saleem is not prepared for: telepathic powers that connect him with 1,000 other “midnight's children”-all born in the initial hour of India's independence-and an uncanny sense of smell that allows him to sniff out dangers others can't perceive” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1984, 1949 | Ryle, Gilbert | The Concept of Mind | “linguistic analysis remaps the conceptual geography of mind” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Nelly Sachs, Jean-Paul Sartre, George Bernard Shaw, Frans Eemil Sillanpää, René Sully-Prudhomme | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1991, 1945 | Salinger, J. D. | The Catcher In The Rye | |
Literature | Fiction | 1997, 1995 | Saramungo, José | Blindness | “A city is struck by an epidemic of “white blindness”” |
Literature | Fiction | 1958 | Sarraute, Nathalie | Portrait of a Man Unknown | |
Literature | Fiction | 1999 | Scott, Sir Walter | Old Mortality | “Tale Of Loyalties And Dilemmas Agains The Backdrop Of Civil War” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Giorgos Seferis, Mikhail Sholokhov, Henryk Sienkiewicz, Carl Spitteler | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Fiction | 1999 | Selvadurai, Shyam | Cinammon Gardens | “A Novel” |
Literature | Plays | 1984, 1956 | Bald, R. C. | The Pelican Shakespeare | “Measure for Measure” |
Literature | Plays | 1972, 1963 | Barnet, Sylvan | The Complete Signet Classic Shakespeare | |
Literature | Plays | Clarke, Mary Cowden | Best Loved Plays Of William Shakespeare | ||
Literature | Fiction | Clarke, W. G. and W. Aldis Wright | The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare, All The Plays, All The Poems, Volume 1 | “Arranged In Their Chronological Order” | |
Literature | Fiction | Clarke, W. G. and W. Aldis Wright | The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare, All The Plays, All The Poems, Volume 2 | “Arranged In Their Chronological Order” | |
Literature | Fiction | 1952 | Clarke, William George and William Aldis Wright | The Plays and Sonnets of William Shakespeare Volume One | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1952 | Clarke, William George and William Aldis Wright | The Plays and Sonnets of William Shakespeare Volume Two | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1873 | Halliwell, J. O., ESQ., F.R.S., F.S.A. | The Complete Works of Shakspere | “Revised from the Original Editions with Historical and Analytical Introductions to each Play, also notes explanatory and critical, and a life of the poet” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1899 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume I | “Loves Labour's Lost, The Comedie of Errors, The Two Gentlemen of Verona” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume II | “The First Part of Henry the Sixt, The Second Part of Henry the Sixt, The Third Part of Henry the Sixt, Romeo and Juliet” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume III | “Titus Andronicys, Sonnets, Poems” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume IV | “Richard the Third, King Richard the Second, The Merchant of Venice” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume V | “King John, A Midsommer Nights Dreame, All's Well, That Ends Well” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume VI | “The Taming of the Shrew, The First Part of Henry the Fourth, The Second Part of Henry the Fourth, The Merry Wives of Windsor” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume VII | “Henry the Fift, Much Adoe About Nothing, As You Like It” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume VIII | “Tewlfe Night, Julius Cæsar, Hamlet” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume IX | “Troylus and Cressida, Othello, Measure, for Measure” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume X | “Macbeth, King Lear, Tymon of Athens” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume XI | “Pericles, Anthonie and Cleopatra, Coriolanus” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Shakespeare, William | The Personal Shakespeare Volume XII | “Cymbeline, The Winters Tale, The Tempest, King Henry the Eight” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1898 | Fleming, William H. | The Personal Shakespeare Volume XIII | “How To Study Shakespeare (Series I)” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1899 | Fleming, William H. | The Personal Shakespeare Volume XIII | “How To Study Shakespeare (Series II)” |
Literature | Plays | 1904, 1903 | Fleming, William H. | The Personal Shakespeare Volume XIV | “How To Study Shakespeare (Series III)” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1980 | Peters, Margot | Bernard Shaw and the Actresses | “A Biography” |
Literature | American Literature | 2011 | Showalter, Elaine | The Vintage Book of American Women Writers | “showcase of 350 years of poetry and fiction” |
Literature | Fiction | 1960, 1957 | Shute, Nevil | On The Beach | “the story of a small community of men and women who have the courage and faith to love and work and live in the face of imminent death....” |
Literature | Fiction | 2002, 2000 | Sijie, Dai | Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress | “two hapless city boys are exiled to a remote mountain village for re-education during China's infamous Cultural Revolution” |
Literature | Fiction | 1970, 1969 | Silverberg, Robert | Downward To The Earth | “the planet Belzagor was alien in the extreme” |
Literature | Fiction | 1977, 1976 | Simmons, Geoffrey S. | The Z- Papers | “A Nightmare Novel Of Medical Detection-And A Race Against Time To Save The Life Of The U.S. Vice Presidential Candidate.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1967, 1948 | Skinner, B. F. | Walden Two | “A controversial novel of morality and immorality in a scientifically-shaped Utopia” |
Literature | Short Stories | 1945 | Smith, H. Allen | Desert Island Decameron | “anthology of humor contains an impressive list of famous humorists” |
Literature | Fiction | 2006, 2005 | Smith, Katherine Kama'ema'e | The Love Remains | “A Historical Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2000 | Smith, Zadie | White Teeth | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1965, 1964 | Snelling, O. F. | 007 James Bond: A Report | “the full fantastic lowdown on James Bond” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2011 | Snyder, Laura J. | The Philosophical Breakfast Club | “Four Remarkable Friends Who Transformed Science and Changed The World” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Gregory, Alexis | Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Rabindranath Tagore, Sigrid Undset, William Butler Yeats | “Nobel Prize Library” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1943, 1941 | Stamm, Russell | Invisible Scarlet O'Neil | “A New Story Based on the Famous Newspaper Strip” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980, 1976 | Steinbeck, John | The Acts of King Arthur and His Noble Knights | “from the Winchester Manuscripts of Thomas Malory and Other Sources” |
Literature | Fiction | 1982, 1937 | Steinbeck, John | Of Mice And Men | “speaks of the love that men can feel for each other - one articulate, dumb, sometimes violent in his need; the other clever, hopeful, and tied to a responsibility he thinks he doesn't want.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1947 | Steinbeck, John | The Pearl, The Red Pony | “Two classic stories, in one volume, celebrating the spirit and courage of ordinary families” |
Literature | Biography | 1995 | Parini, Jay | John Steinback | “A Biography” |
Literature | Fiction | 1921, 1892 | Stevenson, Robert Louis | Island Nights' Entertainments | “Biographical Edition” |
Literature | Fiction | 2001, 1995 | Stevenson, Robert Louis | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories | “an eminent if somewhat eccentric physician, and the strange goings-on in his elegantly appointed home and the decrepit surgical dissecting room that lies across the courtyard.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1994 | Stevenson, Robert Louis | Treasure Island | “A treasure map of a deserted island leads young Jim Hawkins on an action-packed adventure.” |
Literature | Fiction | Stevenson, Robert Louis | Will O' The Mill, and Markheim | “Little Leather Library Corporation” | |
Literature | Fiction | 2008, 2005 | Swarup, Vikas | Slumdog Millionaire | “a novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Swift, Jonathan; Sterne, Laurence | Gulliver's Travels, Tristram Shandy | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | Tennyson, Alfred | The Coming of Arthur | “Little Leather Library Corporation” | |
Literature | Plays | 1999, 1954 | Thomas, Dylan | Under Milk Wood | “A Play for Voices” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1995 | Thomas, Lewis | Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler's Ninth Symphony | “collection of essays” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1971 | Thompson, Hunter S. | Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas | “A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1996, 1849 | Thoreau, Henry David | Civil Disobedience | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | Thoreau, Henry David | Friendship And Other Essays | “Little Leather Library Corporation” | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1960 | Thoreau, Henry David | On Man and Nature | “A Compilation by Arthur G. Volkman from the writings of Henry D. Thoreau” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 2004, 1971 | Thoreau, Henry D. | Walden | “vivid account of the time that Henry D. Thoreau lived alone in a secluded cabin at Walden Pond.” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1981, 1906 | Thoreau, Henry David | Works of Henry David Thoreau | Large compilation originally in multiple volumes, Lily Owens, editor |
Literature | Fiction | 1987, 1952 | Louise and Aylmer Maude | War and Peace By Leo Tolstoy | “Great Books Of The Western World” |
Literature | Fiction | 1899, 1898 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | War And Peace Vol. I | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899, 1898 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | War And Peace Vol. II | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899, 1898 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | War And Peace Vol. III | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899, 1898 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | War And Peace Vol. IV | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899, 1898 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | War And Peace Vol. V | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899, 1898 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | War And Peace Vol. VI | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | Anna Karenina Vol. I | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | Anna Karenina Vol. II | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | Anna Karenina Vol. III | |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1899 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | Childhood, Boyhood, Youth | |
Literature | Fiction | 1899 | Lyof N. Tolstoï | The Cossacks Sevastopol | |
Literature | Fiction | 1893, 1935 | Twain, Mark | The Family Mark Twain | “complete books of Mark Twain” |
Literature | Biography | 1974 | Kaplan, Justin | Mark Twain And His World | “America's Greatest Writer and Wit” |
Literature | Fiction | 1976 | Uris, Leon | Trinity | |
Literature | Fiction | 2006 | Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa | Haters | “Here at Aliso Niguel High, money is everything, and the Haters rule” |
Literature | Fiction | 1980 | Vance, Jack | Slaven van de Klau | “7 wonderlijke verhalen van de Meester” *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 1997, 1996 | Verne, Jules | Paris in the Twentieth Century | “The Lost Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1977, 1976 | Vidal, Gore | 1876 | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1987 | Vidal, Gore | Empire | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1984 | Vidal, Gore | Lincoln | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1979 | Vonnegut, Kurt | Jailbird | “Yes - Kilgore Trout is back again. He could not make it on the outside. That is no disgrace. A lot of good people can't make it on the outside.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1965 | Vonnegut Jr., Kurt | God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater | “or Pearls Before Swine” |
Literature | Fiction | 1969 | Vonnegut Jr., Kurt | Slaughterhouse-Five Or The Children's Crusade | “A Duty-Dance With Death” |
Literature | Fiction, Short Stories | 1971, 1950 | Vonnegut Jr., Kurt | Welcome to the Monkey House | “mind-boggling grab-bag in which every selection is a winner.” |
Literature | Fiction | 1933 | Waddell, Helen | Peter Abelard | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1992 | Waller, Robert James | The Bridges of Madison County | the story of Robert Kincaid, a world-class photographer, and Francesca Johnson, an Iowa Farm wife” |
Literature | Fiction | 2004, 2003 | Weisberger, Lauren | the devil wears prada | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1994, 1986 | Wells, H. G. | The Island of Dr. Moreau | “a shipwrecked gentleman named Edward Prendick, stranded on a Pacific island” |
Literature | Fiction | 1968, 1963 | Wells, H. G. | The Time Machine | “And Other Stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 1996, 1993 | Welsh, Irvine | Trainspotting | “group portrait of blasted lives in Edinburgh” |
Literature | Fiction | 2012 | Williams, Robin | The Road to Reno | “A Novel” *signed |
Literature | Fiction | 2018 | Willis, Connie | Terra Incognita | “Three Tales” |
Literature | Fiction | 1955 | Wilson, Sloan | The Man In The Gray Flannel Suit | “the struggle of a man to adapt himself from the relative security of O.D. [olive drab] to the insecurity of gray flannel” |
Literature | Selection | 2001 | Wise, Christopher | The Desert Shore | “Literatures of the Sahel” |
Literature | Selection | 1941 | Wm. H.Wise & Co. | The World's Greatest Books, Twentieth Century Series | “Being One Publisher's Selection Of What Might Be Considered The Most Popular Literature Published During The Twentieth Century” |
Literature | Non-Fiction | 1979, 1975 | Wolfe, Tom | The Painted Word | “Down with cultureburg! Down with the guru critics!” |
Literature | Fiction | 1996, 1985 | Wolff, Tobias | Back In The World | “Stories” |
Literature | Fiction | 1948, 1920 | Woolf, Virginia | Night and Day | “the romances of a handful of young people” |
Literature | Fiction | 1966, 1940 | Wright, Richard | Native Son | Criminal goes to jail and explores racial differences |
Literature | Fiction | 2008 | Wroblewski, David | The Story of Sawtelle | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 2022 | Wuehle, Candice | Monarch | “A Novel” |
Literature | Fiction | 1991, 1986 | Xianliang, Zhang | Half Of Man Is Woman | “Zhang Yonglin, a young poet, has been imprisoned at a labor camp in China's remote countryside for composing “rightist” verse” |
Literature | Fiction | 2000, 1990 | Xingjian, Gao | Soul Mountain | “an exploration of individual identity in a society that exalts the collective” |
Literature | Fiction | 1951 | Yerby, Frank | A Woman Called Fancy | “The Williamsons' farm lay on a hillside” |