First published in 1862, ‘Fathers and Sons’ is perhaps the most famous novel by renowned Russian author Ivan Turgenev. Turgenev had become increasingly aware of the widening...

There is a reason why the sea is so often chosen for the setting of psychological thrillers - there is nowhere to escape to.Joseph Conrad returned to the ocean waves for 'The...

Perhaps Gorky’s only openly revolutionary novel, ‘Mother’ follows the toils of Pelageya as she struggles amidst hunger, squalor, and sorrow. This all changes when her sun...

'Forlorn River' (1927) is filled with cowboys, romance, and ranches. It follows horse-catching Ben Ide, his friend Nevada and their loyal Native American companion Modoc, as Ben...

Sinbad the Sailor is among the most famous heroes of the Arabian Nights; his voyages have been adapted many times, including as Marvel comics and a Dreamworks film starring Brad...

You can’t move. You can hardly breathe. Your mind is the only escape you have. That’s what Daniel Stranding discovers in San Quentin prison. Strapped into a straitjacket, he...

‘Hot & Cold: 30 Erotic Short Stories To Make You Shiver’ is a collection from LUST that will keep you pleasured throughout the seasons. From steamy, hot summer sex and holiday...

“The Brushwood Boy” tells the story of British army officer, George Cottar, following him from childhood and into his first posting to India. During his placement, Cottar...

Exploring the existential and societal forces shaping women writers and their creative freedom, ´A Room of One's Own´ details Virginia Woolf's thoughts on the economic,...

“I think Silas Marner holds a higher place than any of the author's works,“ said Henry James of this classic George Eliot novel. When a little girl wanders into a random house...