The Master of the World – Jules Verne (1904)
The Master of the World by Jules Verne follows a mysterious inventor who creates an all-terrain vehicle, prompting a thrilling chase to uncover his secrets.
Adventure
Science Fiction
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Adventure
Science Fiction
The Underground City – Jules Verne (1877)
The Underground City by Jules Verne is a thrilling adventure set in the abandoned coal mines of Scotland, exploring survival and industrial decline.
Mystery
Satire
The Club of Queer Trades – GK Chesterton (1905)
The Club of Queer Trades by G.K. Chesterton follows Basil Grant as he uncovers unusual professions in a series of whimsical and philosophical detective stories.
Classics
Romance
Satire
Eve’s Diary – Mark Twain (1905)
A tender, witty reflection on creation, love, and loss - where the first woman explores a new world with wonder, naming beauty and finding meaning in companionship.
Supernatural
The Old Nurse’s Story – Elizabeth Gaskell (1860)
The Old Nurse's Story by Elizabeth Gaskell is a gothic ghost story about a haunted mansion and a tragic family secret.
Classics
Psychological
God Sees the Truth, but Waits – Leo Tolstoy (1872)
A man condemned by fate endures decades of suffering in search of justice, only to discover that true freedom lies in forgiveness.
Historical
Satire
The Borgias – Alexandre Dumas (1839)
The Borgias by Alexandre Dumas explores the scandalous rise of Pope Alexander VI and his children Cesare and Lucrezia, notorious for power, corruption, and intrigue.
Satire
The War Prayer – Mark Twain (1905)
The War Prayer by Mark Twain is a satirical short story critiquing blind patriotism and the unspoken horrors of war through a mysterious stranger’s revelation.
Classics
The Forged Coupon – Leo Tolstoy (1911)
A single forged banknote sets off a chain of tragedy and redemption, revealing how even the smallest act can echo through lives with ruin - or salvation.
Classics
Psychological
Three Deaths – Leo Tolstoy (1859)
Three lives end - a noblewoman, a peasant, and a tree - each revealing a different truth about death, dignity, and the quiet wisdom of nature.