Bücher von Daniel Defoe

A public-domain classic of shipwreck, survival, empire, labor, and solitude, presented in a clean BooksWhale reading edition.

Defoe's bold novel of survival, crime, disguise, fortune, repentance, and social mobility.

Defoe reconstructs London’s 1665 plague through observation, rumor, mortality bills, fear, charity, and civic disorder.

Defoe’s late novel follows Roxana through survival, wealth, disguise, sexuality, guilt, and social risk in early modern Europe.