Literary essays Books

This comprehensive collection of Henry C. Watson's writings covers a wide range of topics, from nature and wildlife to politics and philosophy. Watson's keen observations and insightful commentary make this book a fascinating read for anyone interested...

Christopher Morley's collection of essays includes pieces on a range of topics, including literature, travel, and cultural commentary. The book is distinguished by its literary quality and Morley's witty, idiosyncratic style.This work has been selected...

A delightful collection of essays by women writers spanning a century, Excellent Women offers a glimpse into the lives and perspectives of women from diverse backgrounds. From humorous observations on daily life to poignant reflections on love and loss,...

This collection of essays by the legendary English essayist Thomas De Quincey provides a fascinating insight into his dark and imaginative mind. With a particular focus on Gothic horror and supernatural literature, De Quincey explores some of the most...

This collection of the works of one of America's greatest thinkers is an indispensable addition to any library. With insights into literature, philosophy, and society, Emerson's writings shaped the course of American intellectual history.This work has...

Charu Charya is a collection of essays and poems by a celebrated Telugu writer. The works reflect on a range of topics, from personal experiences to social issues, with a lyrical and introspective style. The book offers insights into the diverse cultural...

In this collection of essays, poet Walt Whitman explores the state of democracy in America after the Civil War, offering his unique perspective on issues such as government, literature, and education. With his characteristic passion and eloquence,...

For fans of classic literature, this collection of essays by Michel de Montaigne is a must-read. William Hazlitt's translation and editing ensure that the timeless wisdom and wit of Montaigne are still accessible to modern readers. Whether you're new to...

This collection of essays by Joseph Addison covers a wide range of topics, from politics to literature to everyday life in 18th century England. Addison was a prolific writer and a leading figure of the Enlightenment, and his essays provide valuable...

In this collection of essays, Oliver Wendell Holmes muses on a variety of topics ranging from religion to literature to medicine. The book provides a delightful glimpse into the mind of one of America's most celebrated writers and intellectuals. This...

En Ensayos Literarios, Carmen de Burgos muestra su amplio conocimiento de la literatura española y europea, y explora temas como el feminismo, la crítica literaria y la poesía. Con una prosa clara y comprometida, la autora nos lleva a través de una...

In Twelve Types, Chesterton offers a series of essays on notable historical figures and literary figures, including Byron, Pope, Stevenson, and Tolstoy. Filled with Chesterton's characteristic wit and wisdom, this collection serves as a testament to his...

With a sharp wit and keen observations, Beerbohm provides an entertaining collection of essays on a wide range of topics. From politics to literature to everyday life, his writing is both humorous and insightful. This book is a classic example of early...

This collection of essays by the 17th-century polymath John Aubrey offers a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual landscape of his time. Ranging from scientific observations and literary criticism to legends and anecdotes, these miscellanies reflect...

This book is a collection of literary and philosophical essays by some of the most important European thinkers of the 19th century. With contributions from writers such as Victor Hugo, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Giuseppe Mazzini, it provides a fascinating...

Publicado originalmente en 1918, La Voz de las Horas es ampliamente considerado uno de los grandes clásicos de la literatura colombiana. El libro, una compilación de ensayos y reflexiones personales, aborda temas como el amor, la religión y la naturaleza...

In this collection of newspaper articles from the present time (likely mid to late 19th century), William Stewart Ross provides insights into a variety of topics and issues of the day. From politics and economics to art and culture, his lively prose...

In this remarkable collection of essays, Walter Pater examines the complex interplay between art, literature, and politics in ancient Greece. With penetrating insight, he analyzes the works of great philosophers, dramatists, and poets, revealing the...

Bacon's Essays, first published in 1597, cover a wide range of topics from life's earliest memories and learning, to personal beauty, to justice, and more. He explored the nature of man and the issues that vexed him most deeply.This work has been...

Dans ce recueil de textes journalistiques et d'essais, Victor Hugo nous livre ses impressions sur le monde qui l'entoure. À travers des portraits, des croquis de voyages et des chroniques, l'auteur témoigne de son époque avec une sensibilité et une...

Written in the mid-19th century, Glaucus is a lively and engaging exploration of the sea and its inhabitants. Drawing on his own adventures along the British coast, Charles Kingsley paints a vivid picture of the natural world and its many wonders in this...

Il celebre poeta italiano Giacomo Leopardi ha raccolto in questo zibaldone una grande varietà di pensieri, riflessioni e appunti su temi filosofici, letterari e scientifici. Questa edizione offre una selezione dei porzioni più significative del diario di...

Experience the brilliance of Cicero's oratory with this classic text, translated by A. H. Allcroft and F. G. Plaistowe. This speech, delivered in defense of the poet Archias, highlights the enduring power of words and the importance of defending the arts...

Doodlebug [dood-l-buhg], noun: a homemade tractor assembled from parts of other machines, often ungainly mis-creations that never quite fulfill the builder's intention.Feel like a long road trip but can't take one? Thinking about taking one but need to...

"A poem is an act of faith because the poet believes in it," contends John Wall Barger in The Elephant of Silence, a collection of essays exploring forms of knowing (and not knowing) that awaken a poetic mind. By considering poetry, film, and the...

Winner of the Lewis P. Simpson Award In Becoming Poetry, Jay Rogoff closely inspects the work of two dozen poets, his forebears and his contemporaries, to reveal how their poetry impacts readers. His essays, drawn from more than twenty years of literary...

At the long-term care facility where Robert Rebein's father lands after a horrific car crash, a shadow box hangs next to each room, its contents suggesting something of the occupant's life. In Headlights on the Prairie, Rebein has created a literary...

This is Volume I of A Farmer's Almanac Series, Fascination of Discovery. Drausin Wulsin's initial venture on the land was developing one of the first grass-based, New Zealand-style dairies in Ohio. The next enterprise entailed creating a wetlands...

This A-Z reference work provides the first comprehensive reference guide to the wide range of women's historical writing, particularly since the Renaissance. The Companion covers biographical writing, travelogue and historical fictions, broadening the...