Classics
Timeless Reads, Worth Revisiting
The books that have stood the test of time for a reason - works that shaped literature, sparked conversation, and still resonate today. Whether you're revisiting an old favorite or picking one up for the first time, these are the reads that never really go out of style.
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The Odyssey * Homer -
Frankenstein * Mary Shelley -
Dracula * Bram Stoker -
The Collective Works of Edgar Allan Poe -
Little Women * Louisa May Alcott -
An Arrow's Flight * Mark Merlis -
Pudd'nhead Wilson * Mark Twain -
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn * Mark Twain * Adventures of Tom and Huck #2 -
Great Expectations * Charles Dickens -
The Origin of Species * Charles Darwin, Julian Huxley (Introduction) -
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance * Robert M. Pirsig -
The Scarlet Letter * Nathaniel Hawthorne, Brenda Wineapple (Introduction) -
A Farewell to Arms * Ernest Hemingway -
The Two Towers * J.R.R. Tolkien * Lord of the Rings #2 / Middle Earth #3 -
The Fellowship of the Ring * J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (Illustrator), Stephen Raw (Illustrator) * Lord of the Rings #1 / Middle Earth #2 -
The Canterbury Tales: A Selection * Geoffrey Chaucer, Donald R. Howard (Introduction, Editor) -
The Art of Loving, 50th Anniversary Edition * Erich Fromm -
Men Without Women * Ernest Hemingway -
The Spectre of Alexander Wolf * Gaito Gazdanov, Bryan Karetnyk (Translator) -
The Buddha's Return * Gaito Gazdanov, Bryan Karetnyk (Translator) -
Mansfield Park * Jane Austen -
Sense and Sensibility * Jane Austen -
Wuthering Heights * Emily Bronte -
Pride and Prejudice * Jane Austen
