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High Fidelity | The redemptive power of music and love

The Hours | A novel overcoming time and space

Michael Cunningham

Mrs Dalloway | Time, death and longevity

Milk and Honey | The revolution of Instapoets

“A success unexpected in common hours” | Walden; or, Life in the Woods

Henry David Thoreau

Larkin’s Annus Mirabilis sings of the 1960s sexual revolution

Tiffany McDaniel’s The summer that melted everything

Tiffany McDaniel

Flatland | A world limited to two dimensions

Edwin Abbott Abbott

A Visit From the Goon Squad is a symphony of voices

The Handmaid’s Tale | Nolite te bastardes carborundorum is a cry of power

Margaret Atwood

Fahrenheit 451 transcends the boundaries of science fiction

Dangling Man is the portrait of a whole generation

Wanting to Die | Anne Sexton’s lust for precipice

Between the World and Me | Opening a third way to fight

Ta-Nehisi Coates

My Year of Rest and Relaxation | Getting some good American sleep

Otessa Moshfegh

The Art of Praise | Fox by Mary Oliver

American Psycho | The darkest side of society

Bret Easton Ellis

Samuel Beckett’s Cascando | The agony of love

Because I Could Not Stop For Death | Dickinson’s unusual carriage

Emily Dickinson

Infinite Jest | David Foster Wallace’s maximalist novel

David Foster Wallace

It | Stephen King’s consecration to fame

One Art | Losing is not the end of the world

Elizabeth Bishop

Pride and Prejudice | Where femininity builds masculinity

The Road explores climate crisis and alienation

Cormac McCarthy

Musée des Beaux Arts | When Auden met Bruegel

Wystan Hugh Auden

The Underground Railroad tells more than Black history

Colson Whitehead

Great Expectations | The path to becoming a gentleman

Charles Dickens

A Feast of Ice and Fire | How an epic saga tastes

Chelsea Monroe-Cassel

The Waste Land | A influences constellation in an ode to desolation

Thomas Stearns Eliot

The power of language in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is a tonic for low spirits

Lolita | A character taking on a life of its own

Vladimir Nabokov

The Catcher in the Rye | Finding one’s place in the world

The Road Not Taken | A hymn to brave choices

Life of Pi | A story that makes you suspend your disbelief

Girl, Woman, Other | Intersectional feminism in modern Britain

Bernardine Evaristo

The Topeka School describes a polarized society

Think not I am faithful to a vow! | Love according to Edna Millay

Edna St. Vincent Millay

Underworld | A dual conception of history

A Myth of Devotion | Louise Glück on love and oppression

Society Within | The Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

Twenty-One Love Poems | No one’s fated or doomed to love anyone

1984 | Big Brother is watching you

Ode to Invisibility | Ellen Bass and the torment of beauty

Not Waving, But Drowning | Smith about (not) seeing the pain

Ode to Psyche | John Keats’ tribute to the soul goddess

Cathedral tells the big and small relationship struggles

Foe | The problem with speaking on behalf of another

John M. Coetzee

Niviâna and Jetñil-Kijiner’s Rise | A Call to Action

Batter my heart | John Donne’s sacred poetry

Post Office is like life itself: a mean, dirty, boring spot

Charles Bukowski

The New York Trilogy is a brilliant philosophical adventure

The Broom of the System is like the pendulum of a clock

David Foster Wallace

Olive Kitteridge’s beauty resides in the periphery of things

Elizabeth Strout

Normal People | Relations rarely concern the two lovers only

As I Lay Dying | A revolutionary literary style

William Faulkner

The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories

Ernest Hemingway

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