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A landmark Italian psychological novel of obsessive love, illness, beauty, and destructive desire.

A major Italian novel of spiritual reform, religious tension, love, and modern Catholic crisis.

Un roman-dialogue vif sur hasard, liberté, récit interrompu, amour et philosophie des Lumières.

Un grand roman historique sur les Valois, les guerres de Religion, le pouvoir et la survie.

Un récit égyptien fastueux mêlant archéologie imaginaire, amour ancien, mystère et exotisme romantique.

La obra central del esperpento: Madrid nocturno, pobreza, literatura, política y deformación trágica.

Un roman de formation sur violence familiale, amour, éducation morale et transformation intérieure.

A witty Gothic satire of melancholy, Romantic excess, literary fashion, and philosophical gloom.

A Portuguese romantic novel of wealth, conscience, suffering, religious feeling, and moral redemption.

Racconti scapigliati di inquietudine, allucinazione, morte, desiderio e fantastico nero.

Una versione italiana del memoir cinese su amore coniugale, vita quotidiana, viaggi e memoria.

A Spanish modernist novella of memory, desire, decline, and the decadent voice of the Marqués de Bradomín.

A comic novel about romance reading, imagination, gender expectations, and social misunderstanding.

A classic sentimental novel about sympathy, moral feeling, poverty, illness, and social vulnerability.

A sensational Gothic novel of temptation, secrecy, supernatural terror, and moral collapse.

Gaskell’s social novel confronts gender judgment, work, motherhood, religious conscience, and Victorian respectability.

A swift historical adventure of disguise, rebellion, revenge, and divided loyalties during the Wars of the Roses.

Thackeray’s historical novel follows Henry Esmond through family secrets, political conflict, war, and the age of Queen Anne.

A satirical rise-and-fall narrative of an Irish adventurer chasing fortune, marriage, rank, and European glamour.

Stevenson’s dark Scottish romance follows rival brothers, Jacobite intrigue, exile, piracy, and corrosive family obsession.

Cooper’s frontier novel follows Templeton, Judge Temple, Natty Bumppo, and conflicts over land, law, settlement, and wilderness.

Hardy’s woodland novel studies love, class, marriage, rural labor, and emotional loss in the Wessex village of Little Hintock.

Virginia Woolf’s modernist study of family, art, grief, memory, and time in a Portuguese BooksWhale edition.

Stifter’s Alpine novella follows two children lost in snow between mountain villages, turning a simple journey into a luminous study of nature, fear, faith, and communal rescue.