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...

Phèdre

By Jean Racine

In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower

By Marcel Proust

Du côté de chez Swann

By Marcel Proust

The Stranger

By Albert Camus

The Ethics of Ambiguity

By Simone de Beauvoir

Nausea

By Jean-Paul Sartre

No Exit and Three Other Plays

By Jean-Paul Sartre

Twenty Years After

By Alexandre Dumas

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

By Jules Verne