20c.

• animal farm; g.orwell
• the handmaid's tale; m.atwood
• lord of the flies; w.golding
• lotr; j.r.r.tolkien

-the fellowship of the ring -the two towers -the return of the king

• the great gatsby; f.scott.fitzgerald
• slaughterhouse-five; k.vonnegut
• the sirens of titan
• to kill a mockingbird; h.lee
• the old man and the sea; e.hemingway
• a farewell to arms
• for whom the bell tolls
• the metamorphosis; f.kafka
• brave new world; a.huxley
• fahrenheit 451; r.bradbury
• of mice and men; j.steinbeck
• the grapes of wrath
• a streetcar named desire; t.williams (play)
• the glass menagerie (play)
• mrs dalloway; v.woolf
• a room of one's own
• to the lighthouse
• one hundred years of solitude; g.garcía márquez
• catch-22; j.heller
• a clockwork orange; a.burgess
• ulysses; j.joyce
• death of a salesman; a.miller
• a view from the bridge
• flowers for algernon; d.keyes
• the wasteland and other poems; t.s.eliot
• ariel; s.plath
• the myth of sisyphus; a.camus
• selected poems; w.b.yeats

19c.

• wuthering heights; e.brontë
• jane eyre; c.brontë
• the picture of dorian gray; o.wilde
• the importance of being earnest (play)
• lady windermere's fan (play)
• frankenstein; m.shelley
• pride and prejudice; j.austen
• persuasion
• emma
• mansfield park
• sense and sensibility
• les misérables; v.hugo

the hunchback of notre-dame

• great expectations; c.dickens
• a tale of two cities
• oliver twist
• david copperfield
• the time machine; h.g.wells
• tess of the d'urbervilles; t.hardy
• jude the obscure
• war and peace; l.tolstoy
• lolita; v.nabokov
• the complete stories and poem; e.a.poe
• thus spake zarathustra; f.nietzsche

18c.

• candide; voltaire

17c.

• othello; w.s
• hamlet
• merchant of venice
• the taming of the shrew
• shakespeare's sonnets

14c.

• divine comedy; dante

ancients.

• virgil's aeneid (29-19bc)
• the symposium, plato (300bc)
• the republic
• the theban plays; sophocles (440bc)

-antigone -oedipus rex -oedipus at colonus

• homer's odyssey (850bc)
• homer's illiad (850bc)
• medea; euripides
• the bacchae
• the oresteian trilogy; aeschylus