Rigodon

by Louis-Ferdinand Celine

Patterns of culture

by Ruth Benedict

ANTHROPOLOGY is the study of human beings as creatures of society.

Shakespeare our contemporary

by Jan Kott

Pleasures and regrets

by Marcel Proust

Letters from the Earth

by Mark Twain

The Creator sat upon the throne, thinking.

Mauprat

by George Sand

You live not very far from Roche-Mauprat, and must have often passed by the ruins.

Angústia

by Graciliano Ramos de Oliveira

S/Z

by Roland Barthes

There are said to be certain Buddhist whose ascetic practices enable them to see a whole landscape in a bean.

The pigeon

by Wendell Mitchell Levi

Les maîtres du théâtre français, de Rotroù a Dumas fils, pré...

by Théophile Gautier

Book of the Eskimos

by Peter Freuchen

Game theory

by Morton D. Davis

Poésies

by François Villon

Orson Welles

by André Bazin

The loom of youth

by Alec Waugh

Never come morning

by Nelson Algren

ACCORDING TO the diary of my wife Jill Krementz, the photographer, the young British-Indian novelist Salman Rushdie came...

Count Bohemond

by Alfred Leo Duggan

The ancient brick building still kept out weather, though it had been scarred by fire.

Barren ground

by Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow

Carnets

by Albert Camus

À rebours

by Joris-Karl Huysmans

THE Floressas Des Esseintes, to judge by the various portraits preserved in the Chateau de Lourps, had originally been a...