Explore Herman Melville’s lesser‑known tales in this critical edition, featuring scholarly essays that illuminate themes of identity and nature while preserving the author’s lyrical prose for modern readers.
(9780199555161) - Height: 195 mm - Spine width: 53 mm - Width: 129 mm - Oxford University Press - OUP Oxford - ISBN: 9780199555161 - Number of pages: 512 - Languages: English - Weight: 356 g
A gripping maritime saga that follows the crew of a merchant ship as they confront moral dilemmas and political intrigue, revealing Conrad’s masterful exploration of human ambition and isolation.
Explore Hawthorne’s haunting vision of utopia in “The Blithedale Romance,” where idealism clashes with human frailty, revealing the fragile line between hope and despair.
A chilling tale of guilt and redemption set in a cursed New England manor, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic weaves supernatural dread with moral introspection, revealing how past sins shape present lives.
(9781108426800) - Country of publication: UNITED KINGDOM - Cambridge University Press - In Print - Professional and scholarly - ISBN: 9781108426800 - Page count: 258 - Languages: English
Oxford University Press (9780199689606 / 9780199689606) - |Omnibus ed - Oxford University Press - OUP Oxford - Height: 130 mm - Spine width: 21 mm - Width: 196 mm - ISBN: 9780199689606 - Number of pages: 349
Pan Macmillan (9781509827848 / 26138156) - Country of publication: UNITED KINGDOM - New Edition - Pan Macmillan - In Print - ISBN: 9781509827848 - Page count: 472
Victor Hugo’s timeless masterpiece unfolds the dramatic lives of Parisian characters against the iconic Notre‑Dame backdrop, blending romance, social critique and lyrical prose in a vivid narrative that captivates readers.
Henry James’ classic novella follows young Maisie as she navigates London society, learning resilience and wit while uncovering secrets that shape her future.
Dive into the poignant tale of love and societal challenges with "Ruth" by Elizabeth Gaskell. This Penguin Classics novel explores themes of morality, redemption, and resilience in 19th-century England through its unforgettable protagonist.