Slaughterhouse 5
Kurt Vonnegut
…the story of Billy Pilgrim, an optometrist and World War II veteran. Billy becomes "unstuck in time," experiencing moments of his life out of chronological order.
Kurt Vonnegut
…the story of Billy Pilgrim, an optometrist and World War II veteran. Billy becomes "unstuck in time," experiencing moments of his life out of chronological order.
Henry Adams
Henry Adams, journalist, historian, and member of the Adams political family, posthumously published…
Stefan Zweig
It tells the story of Mirko Czentovic, an uneducated but exceptionally talented chess player…
Janet Wallach
The book provides a comprehensive account of Gertrude Bell's life, beginning with her privileged upbringing in a wealthy British family.
Hunter S. Thompson
It is a semi-autobiographical account of a drug-fueled journey through Las Vegas…
Gerald Murnane
A contemplative and introspective work that delves into themes of memory, imagination, and the nature of storytelling.
Thomas Pynchon
An exploration of the clash between the counterculture ideals of the 1960s and the conservative political climate of the 1980s.
Stefan Zweig
The central focus of the novella is the relationship that develops between Edgar and a man named Baron von Aschenbach.
Leo Tolstoy
…a high-ranking Russian bureaucrat, and his gradual realization of his own mortality as he faces a terminal illness.
Philip K. Dick
The story follows a group of individuals who find themselves trapped in a bizarre and ever-shifting alternate reality…
Nicole Krauss
The story centers around Samson Greene. Greene is a professor of cognitive science who discovers that he has lost all memory.
Kobo Abe
Set in Tokyo, the story follows a private detective named Mr. Nemuro. Takahashi seeks Nemuro's help in finding his missing brother-in-law, Katsumi…
Muriel Spark
…in the psychological thriller genre, dealing with themes of alienation, isolation and loss of spiritual values.
Mo Yan
The story spans several decades of Chinese history, following the protagonist, Ximen Nao, through his various lives and reincarnations.
Thomas Pynchon
Forensic accountant Maxine Tarnow metaphorically reviews the books of post-9/11 weird cybercultures.
James Salter
The story follows Philip Bowman, a book editor, as he navigates the landscape of love and the world of publishing.