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A classic English-language work about class, revolution, identity and conscience.

A classic English-language work about inheritance, marriage, taste and family power.

A classic English-language work about art, politics, ambition, performance and vocation.

country-house sketches, folklore, humor, memory, and transatlantic manners.

American Gothic suspense, sleepwalking, frontier danger, guilt, and psychological pursuit.

deep time, gradual geological change, natural processes, and modern earth science.

eighteenth-century satire, picaresque travel, ambition, romance, and social comedy.

The opening volumes of Li Shizhen’s materia medica introduce classical Chinese medicine, herbs, pharmacy, and natural history.

mathematical imagination, dimensions, geometry, social hierarchy, and satire.

prejudice, education, sympathy, family influence, and moral judgment.

political ambition, salons, influence, social ascent, and youthful self-fashioning.

Fielding’s searching novel of marriage, debt, virtue, and social pressure in eighteenth-century London.

A quietly influential Scottish social novel told through a parish minister’s changing world.

A witty Robin Hood romance that blends medieval adventure with Peacock’s satirical intelligence.

An Irish realist novel about education, character, inheritance, and moral independence.

Butler’s sharp religious satire on apologetics, belief, evidence, and Victorian argument.

A landmark Gothic romance of persecution, mystery, religious power, and suspenseful revelation.

A complete English edition of Lu Xun’s fiction, from modern Chinese awakening to moral crisis.

The first volume of China’s great family novel of love, poetry, decline, and illusion.

The opening volume of the great Chinese mythic journey of Monkey, Tripitaka, and the road west.

The first English volume of Pu Songling’s ghostly, strange, romantic, and satirical tales.

An English edition of the celebrated Chinese anecdote collection on wit, character, conversation, and elite culture.

Conrad’s first novel of colonial ambition, family conflict, trade, and disillusion.

A luminous memoir of childhood, nature, memory, birds, landscape, and the Argentine pampas.