Hamlet (Audiobook)
£1.99A Danish prince feigns madness to avenge his murdered father, and talks himself into the most famous indecision in literature.
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Leaves of Grass (Audiobook)
£3.99Whitman’s sprawling, self-published collection celebrating the body, democracy, and America in free verse that shocked its era.
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Macbeth (Audiobook)
£1.99A Scottish general murders his way to the throne on a witch’s prophecy, and finds the crown considerably heavier than expected.
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Paradise Lost (Audiobook)
£2.99Milton’s epic retelling of the Fall, narrated in large part by its most charismatic and persuasive character: Satan.
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Romeo and Juliet (Audiobook)
£1.99Two feuding Verona families, two teenagers in love, and a plan that goes wrong in almost every possible way.
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Romeo and Juliet
£0.99Two feuding Verona families, two teenagers in love, and a plan that goes wrong in almost every possible way.
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The Iliad
£1.99The wrath of Achilles and the fall of Troy, in the foundational epic of Western war literature.
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The Odyssey
£1.99Odysseus spends ten years fighting monsters, gods, and his own crew’s bad decisions just to get home to Ithaca.
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
£0.99Fairies meddle in the love lives of four Athenian lovers and a troupe of amateur actors in Shakespeare’s giddiest comedy.
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Beowulf: An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem
£0.99A Geatish hero crosses the sea to kill the monster Grendel, in the oldest surviving epic poem in the English language.
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The Importance of Being Earnest
£0.99Two bachelors invent fictional alter egos to escape social obligations, until their double lives collide in Wilde’s brightest comedy.
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The Divine Comedy
£2.99Guided by the poet Virgil, Dante journeys through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise in the towering allegory of the medieval imagination.
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Hamlet
£0.99A Danish prince feigns madness to avenge his murdered father, and talks himself into the most famous indecision in literature.
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eBook
Paradise Lost
£1.99Milton’s epic retelling of the Fall, narrated in large part by its most charismatic and persuasive character: Satan.
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The Canterbury Tales
£1.99A band of pilgrims to Canterbury pass the journey telling stories — bawdy, pious, and everything between — in Chaucer’s Middle English classic.
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Leaves of Grass
£1.99Whitman’s sprawling, self-published collection celebrating the body, democracy, and America in free verse that shocked its era.
