George Eliot Books

A richly woven novel of marriage, vocation, reform, provincial life, and moral consequence.

George Eliot's first novel studies conscience, desire, labor, and judgment in a vividly drawn rural community.

Maggie Tulliver's hunger for love and freedom collides with family duty, provincial judgment, and tragic fate.

A betrayed weaver's hoarded gold is replaced by an adopted child in George Eliot's tale of renewal.

George Eliot’s Florence novel of Romola, Tito Melema, Savonarola, marriage, conscience, and Renaissance politics.

George Eliot’s late novel of Gwendolen Harleth, Daniel Deronda, identity, duty, marriage, and Jewish renewal.

A political and social novel about reform, inheritance, conscience, and class conflict.

A psychological Gothic tale of clairvoyance, dread, marriage, and moral isolation.

Three early George Eliot stories about clergy, provincial life, sympathy, and moral trial.