Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
The novel that practically invented science fiction — the creature, the guilt, and the limits of human ambition. Our English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
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Mary Shelley
The novel that practically invented science fiction — the creature, the guilt, and the limits of human ambition. Our English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
Jane Austen
The best-loved comedy of manners in English literature — Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and the duel between pride and prejudice. English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
Oscar Wilde
The pact between eternal beauty and a soul that rots in the portrait. Oscar Wilde's only novel, in our annotated English edition — Lamplight Classics series.
Bram Stoker
The epistolary novel that founded the modern vampire myth — Count Dracula, Van Helsing, and Gothic terror told through letters and diaries. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
F. Scott Fitzgerald
The great novel of the Jazz Age: Jay Gatsby, his parties, and the obsession with an impossible love — the American Dream turned inside out. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
Lewis Carroll
The girl who falls down the rabbit hole into a world of upside-down logic — the Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, and Lewis Carroll's brilliant nonsense. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
Arthur Conan Doyle
The twelve adventures that immortalized literature's greatest detective — Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, pure deduction in Victorian London. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
Charlotte Brontë
The orphan who refuses to bow: passion, dignity, and secrets at Thornfield Hall — one of the greatest English novels. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics series.
Emily Brontë
On the wild Yorkshire moors, the foundling Heathcliff and the wilful Catherine forge a love that turns to obsession and revenge. Emily Brontë's only novel is a storm of a book — fierce, haunted, unlike anything before it. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Louisa May Alcott
Four sisters — Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy — come of age in a New England home while their father is away at war. Louisa May Alcott's warm, enduring classic of family, ambition and first love has been cherished for generations. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Robert Louis Stevenson
A respected London doctor and a monstrous stranger seem bound by a terrible secret. Stevenson's chilling fable of the divided self gave the world a byword for the darkness hidden inside us all. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
L. Frank Baum
A Kansas cyclone sweeps little Dorothy and her dog Toto over the rainbow into a land of impossible colour. To reach the Emerald City she follows the yellow brick road — gathering a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodman and a Cowardly Lion. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Arthur Conan Doyle
For generations the Baskervilles have died strangely on the lonely moors of Devon, hunted by a spectral hound of an old family curse. Sherlock Holmes, who believes in nothing supernatural, sends Dr. Watson into the fog to learn where the legend ends and the murderer begins. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Charles Dickens
On Christmas Eve, the miser Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by his dead partner's ghost and three spirits who walk him through his past, present and future. Dickens's immortal tale of redemption has defined the spirit of Christmas for nearly two centuries. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Herman Melville
Aboard the whaler Pequod, the sailor Ishmael is swept into Captain Ahab's furious quest to hunt down Moby Dick, the white whale that took the captain's leg. A sea-adventure and a meditation on obsession, nature, and fate, Melville's masterpiece stands among the greatest novels ever written. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Arthur Conan Doyle
A man is found dead in an empty house off Brixton Road, one word scrawled in blood on the wall. Scotland Yard turns to the strange new lodger at 221B Baker Street, who reads a life from the mud on your boots — the case that first paired Dr. Watson with the world's only consulting detective. Our annotated, illustrated English edition, Lamplight Classics.
Machado de Assis
Brazilian literature's greatest classic of jealousy and doubt — Bentinho, Capitu, and the question that is never answered. Our English edition, Brazilian Psychological Classics series.
Machado de Assis
The dead narrator who recounts his own life with merciless irony — one of the most inventive novels ever written. Our English edition, Brazilian Psychological Classics series.
Machado de Assis
The novella where a doctor commits an entire town to the asylum — a sharp satire on madness, science and power. Our English edition, Brazilian Psychological Classics series.
Silvanus P. Thompson
The classic that teaches calculus without terror, in the English original — the beloved 1910 manual by Silvanus Thompson.
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