The Revolt of the Flowers (La révolte des fleurs) – Sully Prudhomme

Samuel Hopkins Adams's Success follows a desert station-agent to a New York newsroom, testing what ambition costs.

A posthumous collection of Fontenelle's Treatise on Liberty and his Account of the Island of Borneo.

Al-Ma'arri's first qasida collection blends youthful poetic craft with an early critique of the praise tradition.

Sayyid Qutb's multi-volume tafsir reads the Qur'an as a living address, shaping the believer's ethics, purpose, and view…

Moses Mendelssohn's German translation of the Book of Psalms, rendering all 150 psalms in the traditional five-part structure…

Fenitschka is a German-language narrative by Lou Andreas-Salomé exploring a woman's inner experience of love as peace and…

Linked stories about neighbors around a small New York square and how a community adopts its strangers.

The Brockhaus seven-volume collected edition of Moses Mendelssohn's metaphysical, Jewish and literary writings, published posthumously in 1843–1845.

Lassalle's cultural-historical study situates Lessing within the German Enlightenment and the emancipation of the middle-class mind.

Lunacharsky's essays argue that Marxist criticism must judge literature by what aids the proletariat, not merely explain it.

Lou Andreas-Salomé's memoir gathers selective recollections and meditations on inner experience rather than a chronological account of her…

A collection of fictional gallant letters exploring courtship, wit, jealousy, and the social art of love among cultivated…