Classic fiction (pre c 1945) books

They whisper your fortunes, but what can they tell of their past? In this gothic...  Read More >>

Some children worry about the trees. Because they got to know physical pain. They care if it hurts the ttees or...  Read More >>

A glamorous 1920s romance for classic fiction lovers, IT by Elinor Glyn delivers wit, passion, and the original...  Read More >>

As part of the Smith & Taylor Classics collection, this edition preserves Fanny Hill in its full provocative force,...  Read More >>

A neglected twentieth-century classic, chilling and literary, returning to print for the first time since the 1950s....  Read More >>

El corazón de Rusia arde en esta antología de ASTRIA. Amor y destino, honor y locura, fe y traición, miseria y grandeza...  Read More >>

Ballingschap als beproeving en innerlijke vorming.  Read More >>

De climax van de strijd en haar menselijke tol.  Read More >>

Some children worry about the trees. Because they got to know physical pain. They care if it hurts the ttees or...  Read More >>

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El corazón de Rusia arde en esta antología de ASTRIA. Amor y destino, honor y locura, fe y traición, miseria y grandeza...  Read More >>

Ballingschap als beproeving en innerlijke vorming.  Read More >>

Contains an illustrated map, not the full text. A3-format, folded to A6-format. Printed.  Read More >>

The first edition of Wuthering Heights to be illustrated with the drawings, watercolours and etchings by the artist...  Read More >>

The second volume in a landmark story collection that redefines what we thought we knew about the great American...  Read More >>

The first volume in a landmark story collection that redefines what we thought we knew about the great American...  Read More >>

1870s Paris. The city of light is in turmoil. War rages, revolution stirs, and the streets are filled with both...  Read More >>

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ADAM THIRLWELL 'Our very best writer today' Milan Kundera Sparkling with comic genius...  Read More >>

A Leopard-Skin Hat may be Anne Serre's most moving novel yet. Hailed in Le Point as a 'masterpiece of simplicity,...  Read More >>

The spellbinding debut novel that launched the career of one of the greatest Italian writers of the twentieth century...  Read More >>

A Marsh Island (1885) by Sarah Orne Jewett is a a gentle yet vivid tale of life in a small New England coastal community....  Read More >>

Never republished since its first edition in 1922, this is a lost gem of twentieth-century supernatural fiction,...  Read More >>

An essential volume for bibliophiles and collectors- a complete list of all available Penguin Classics, in a clothbound...  Read More >>

Perfect for fans of The Song of Achilles and from the award-winning author of The Witch of Colchis comes a profoundly...  Read More >>

Killed in a tragic accident, Eddie, an elderly man who believes that he had an uninspired life, awakens in the afterlife,...  Read More >>