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An anthology of 39 British and American poets, from Shakespeare and Dunne to Whitman and Yeats.

Through a series of visions in which ghosts reveal his past, present, and future, the miserly Scrooge is given the chance to review his life and to change its outcome.

Sarah Crewe is treated like a princess at Miss Minchin's boarding school - until her father dies...

Royalty, lovers, fools, fairies, and actors converge in the forest in one enchanted night of beauty, dreams, and romance. A wonderful comedy that convinces us of the magic of darkness and shadows. "Oh, what fools these mortals be!"

Centered around an incident between natives and English in the Marabar Caves, A Passage to India is a troubling portrait of colonialism at its worst.

This brilliant Edwardian social comedy explores love and prim propriety among an eccentric cast of characters assembled in an Italian pensione and in a corner of Surrey, England.

A heartbreaking story of selfless love set within the historical drama of Paris and London at the height of the French Revolution.

The Bard's "dark" comedy in five acts concerns the efforts of Helena, daughter of a renowned physician, to make Bertram, the count of Rousillon, her husband.

A sparkling anthology reveals Dinesen's passion and spirit. Includes "Babette's Feast", "Isak Dinesen Herself", and "Lucifer's Child".

One of the Bard's finest tragedies. This complex and moving account of a passionate love affair between a great general and the wily, capricious queen of Egypt explores the constant and eternal struggle between the private and the public, and the personal and the political.

This 2,000-year-old self-help guide is considered one of the most important and enduring works...

This wisely funny comedy contains some of Shakespeare's loveliest poetry. In the Forest of Arden, the banished young heroine, Rosalind, disguised as a gentleman farmer, encounters an extraordinary assemblage of characters, including young man she loves.

Trollope combines humor with robust social commentary as he seizes on the great comic potential of the predicament of the Church of England in mid-Victorian society.

F. Scott Fitzgerald brilliantly captures the Jazz Age of the 1920s in these stories...

The Complete Shakespeare for the 21st Century. This release is of major importance: for the first time all of Shakespeare's plays are available on CD in a single set.

An ambitious and intriguing story of ambition, politics, treachery, and politics. The Bard's last great tragedy explores the career and death of a brilliant and arrogant Roman general.

Shakespeare's classic, a tale of disguise, jealousy, and love. Imogen, the daughter of King Cymbeline, is suspected of being unfaithful to her husband Posthumus.

The fatherless David is continually beset by personal difficulties; he rises from a poverty-stricken, abusive childhood to a world of fame and fortune.

Emma starts matchmaking among her friends and acquaintances and finds that she herself has inadequacies in the art of love.

Though tragic, this novel is laced with fine comic observation, and presents a rich portrait of rustic, 19th-century British life.

When Arkady Kirasanov returns home from college, he brings his revolutionary friend, Bazarov, but Bazarov brings with him his new and cataclysmic views of political philosophy.

Lady St. Columb, bored with life at Court, leaves for her husband's Cornwall estate but stumbles upon the mooring place of the mysterious Frenchman's pirate ship.

When it was first published in 1926, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes was considered a shocker...

These 4 stories are infused with the wit and imagination, the humor and wisdom, that characterizes...

Sixteen classic stories of humor: slapstick, sardonic narratives, satire, and wit abound. Authors include Twain, O. Henry, Robert Benchley, and Jean Kerr.