Malone Dies

By Samuel Beckett

Molloy

By Samuel Beckett

Maybe I am biased, predisposed by the forces of Canonized Culture, to find such great beauty in the stream-of-conscious depiction of a man (two? or just the one?) on an odyssey of his own making in Ireland - but this...

The Three Muskateers

By Alexandre Dumas

I can’t really decide whether Dumas is great without being good, or instead good without being great - I suppose it depends on the point of view. He is unquestionably amazing, astonishing, a grandfather of Adventure as a genre. Sure...

In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower

By Marcel Proust

Du côté de chez Swann

By Marcel Proust

The Stranger

By Albert Camus

A Dying Colonialism

By Frantz Fanon

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

By Jules Verne

The Mysterious Island

By Jules Verne

Round the Moon

By Jules Verne