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This is a collection of short stories with astounding and multifarious themes. Jewett has created a constellation of profound and round characters that develop with the plot of the story. This amazing collection monopolizes the readers attention from the outset.

It is the world's first critical book about the laws of literature. Though it is twenty-four centuries old but its narration unity of plot reversal of the situation and character still apply to our modern literary forms although these were written in the context of ancient Greek tragedy comedy and epic poetry. The narration is short but leaves no queries unexplained.

One of the masterpieces that encapsulate the essence of pure philosophy Spinoza has elucidated his ideas in this work. His monistic philosophies find complete expression here. Nature is understood as an infinite and fully deterministic system that embodies God his creatures and all creation. Engrossing!

Described as a Gothic novel due to its dark and murky settings the book explores the wild side of human psyche.

An amazing drama that is regarded as a closet drama as it cannot be acted on-stage. Revolving around the Napoleonic wars that were waged against England, the descriptions beautifully capture the imagination and reflect the author's genius.

The work brilliantly depicts the creative phase of a writer. It spans the completion of a book and the great array of characters that remain around the author during the course of writing. The author takes the reader with him on a cruise rich in imagination. Intriguing!

Poetical Sketches is one of the early works by Blake. He often created melodies of his own composed verse. Alluding extensively to Greek mythology he has created pieces that are a testament to his brilliant imagination. The unique harmony of his works is highly engrossing and refreshing.

This is a collection of short stories that covers a wide range of subjects. The author has subtly expressed his opinions on various subjects through characters that are beautifully drawn. An engrossing work where each tale presents a different outlook of life.

In this narrative the protagonist faces severe and harsh punishments. The trials and tribulation of life attempt to force her to act according to their will. This is the story of one woman's victory against the dehumanizing factors of the world. Davis has presented strong characters that inspire the readers.

This narrative dwells on the responsibility and duty of journalism. While idealism struggle for truth and enthusiasm are integral qualities for this job one should also realize the extent of influence a journalist wields. Credibility and authenticity are emphasized as the basic principles. The havoc...

Stunningly effervescent the book encapsulates moral corruption in the society. Le Fanu has lucratively embellished the story with terror and suspense. Its remarkable poetic sense delicate language and incidents give these tales quite a distinguished place among works of sensational fiction. Absolutely worth reading!

This is the most celebrated work of Italian Renaissance that took its poet almost sixteen years to complete before it was published in 1532. The narrative poem is an account of the conflicts between the Moors and Christians and narrates how Marsilio returned to Spain after the conflict ends. A captivating poem that enthrals the readers by its picturesque depiction.

John Bunyan's The Jerusalem Sinner Saved; or Good News for the Vilest of Men (1688) explains the treasures of God's elegance and kindness to the sinners. It also presents his confession to being one of the nastiest sinners on the earth who was later blessed by God. Bunyan fervently and sincerely convinces his audience to adopt Christianity and change their sinful lives.

John Bunyan's The Holy City (1665) is a spiritual treatise about the city of Jerusalem and its religious importance. The work covers the general geographic description of Jerusalem and the different races and cultures of its inhabitants. How the city might have been defended in the past its entrances...