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1001 Books to Read Before You Die

by alanaleigh
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1001 books

Based on the list/book published in 2006, general editor Peter Boxall.

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Aesop’s FablesThe MetamorphosisThe Golden AssThe Aethiopica
Aesop’s FablesThe Metamorphosis

Nobel prize winners in literature (authors)

by quintessentiallyelle
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122 books

Awarded annually to an author from any country, since 1901.

This list contains popular books from all the award winning authors.

Awards from 1901 -2025

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A History of Rome (Abridged)Synnøve SolbakkenMirèio - Mireille: poème provençal avec la traduction littérale en regardThe Vain Tenderness
A History of Rome (Abridged)SynnΓΈve Solbakken

1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die

by jypsel
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148 books

I tried to find the latest version (2026).

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19842001: A Space Odyssey84, Charing Cross RoadA Bend in the River
19842001: A Space Odyssey

20th-century German classics, vol. I

by alexanderthegrape
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20 books

Incomplete list of texts largely originally written in the German language considered foundational works of the 20th century, mostly by authors or expats from Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, and their antecedents. Partially personalized, naturally. Modernist/postmodernist; stylistically varied; weighed down by history, memory, and institutions; sometimes ironic, comic, or melancholic, or all three at once; atmospheric, psychological and/or philosophical. Pre/post-catastrophic humanism.

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The Tin DrumThe Magic MountainSteppenwolfThe Trial
The Tin DrumThe Magic Mountain
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