Literature

Romanticism

Realism

Salman Rushdie

Magical Realism

Moby-Dick

The Epic of Gilgamesh

Chinua Achebe

Naturalism

The Catcher in the Rye

The New Yorker

One Hundred Years of Solitude

Fyodor Dostoevsky

Transcendentalism

Haruki Murakami

Dadaism

Wuthering Heights

The National Book Foundation

Charlotte Brontë

W.B. Yeats

Leo Tolstoy

Franz Kafka

Ralph Ellison

Heart of Darkness

The Odyssey

PEN International

Modernism

Stephen King

William Shakespeare

J.K. Rowling

Gabriel García Márquez

Mark Twain

Jane Austen

George Orwell

Agatha Christie

Ernest Hemingway

Toni Morrison

Homer

The Booker Prize

In Search of Lost Time

Existentialism

Gothic Fiction

The Metamorphosis

Mary Shelley

Sylvia Plath

Oscar Wilde

Maya Angelou

Nobel Prize in Literature

Beat Generation

Beowulf

James Joyce

Utopia

Edgar Allan Poe

Samuel Beckett

Frankenstein

Clarice Lispector

Penguin Books

Futurism

Walt Whitman

Things Fall Apart

The Waste Land

The Divine Comedy

Candide

The Poetry Foundation

The Library of Congress

Dante Alighieri

Kazuo Ishiguro

Miguel de Cervantes

Lost Generation

Lolita

The Stranger

The British Library

The Paris Review

Oulipo

Fahrenheit 451

Leaves of Grass

To the Lighthouse

Ulysses

Zora Neale Hurston

Harlem Renaissance

Catch-22

The Folger Shakespeare Library

Beloved

Albert Camus

Crime and Punishment

The New York Public Library

Middlemarch

Don Quixote

Postmodernism

Gege Akutami

Emily Dickinson

Virginia Woolf

Herman Melville

Jorge Luis Borges

Granta

Madame Bovary

Invisible Man

The Great Gatsby

Symbolism

Kurt Vonnegut

National Book Award