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Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
#ClassicBooks #ActionAdventureBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction On a yawl moored in the Thames, Marlow tells his shipmates how he once piloted a battered steamboat up the Congo in search of Kurtz, a brilliant ivory agent gone mysteriously silent in the interior. What he finds is not a man but a ruin: a station rotted by greed, a riverbank choked with violence, and at the end of it all a voice that has seen the worst of what an empire makes of itself. Conrad's short, hypnotic nove
Jul 16


Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
#ClassicBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction #RomanceBooksRomanticNovels Anna Karenina, beautiful and confined to a passionless marriage in Tsarist Russia, falls helplessly in love with the dashing Count Vronsky. Her passion sets her on a collision course with society, family and conscience that will lead from glittering St Petersburg ballrooms to a final, devastating choice on a snowy railway platform. In parallel, the earnest Konstantin Levin pursues an entirely different journey
Jul 3


The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
#ClassicBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction #HorrorandSupernatural #ScienceFictionbooks The respectable Dr Henry Jekyll has discovered a way to separate the good and evil halves of his nature. But when his darker self, the sinister Mr Edward Hyde, begins to grow in strength and independence, Jekyll finds himself trapped in a nightmare of his own making. Robert Louis Stevenson's chilling novella is a brilliantly compact exploration of duality, repression, and the consequences of try
Jun 22


The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
#ClassicBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction #HorrorandSupernatural Captivated by his own portrait, the beautiful young Dorian Gray makes a fevered wish: let the painting age and bear the marks of his sins, while he remains forever young and unblemished. The wish is granted. As Dorian sinks into ever darker pleasures under the influence of the witty, decadent Lord Henry Wotton, the portrait — locked away in an attic — grows monstrous in his stead. Oscar Wilde's only novel is a glitt
Jun 1


North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell
#ClassicBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction #HistoricalFictionnovels #RomanceBooksRomanticNovels When Margaret Hale's family leaves the green parsonage of southern England for the smoke-stained mill town of Milton in the industrial north, she enters a harder, faster world of mill owners, strikes and rough northern speech. Outraged by what she sees, she clashes repeatedly with the proud, intelligent factory master John Thornton. From these collisions a more complicated feeling slowl
May 27


Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
#ClassicBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction #HistoricalFictionnovels The four March sisters — practical Meg, headstrong Jo, gentle Beth, and artistic Amy — navigate the joys and hardships of growing up during the American Civil War while their father serves as an army chaplain. Through poverty, illness, heartbreak, and triumph, the bonds between them are tested but never broken. Louisa May Alcott drew upon her own family experiences to create this warm and honest portrait of young
May 25


Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
#ClassicBooks #CrimeThrillerMysteryBooks #GeneralLiteraryFiction In the sweltering streets of St Petersburg, the impoverished former student Raskolnikov commits a brutal murder, convinced that extraordinary people stand above ordinary moral law. But as guilt, paranoia, and the dogged investigation of detective Porfiry close in around him, his grand theories crumble before the reality of what he has done. Fyodor Dostoyevsky's psychological masterpiece plunges readers into the
May 14
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