Classics

Love, death, and revenge intermingle in this insightful play. The notes in this edition help readers fully appreciate the impact of Garc a Lorca's dramas on the society of his time.

Nick Carraway moves next door to rich, elusive Jay Gatsby. He learns that Jay is still in love with his married cousin Daisy Buchanan, with whom he had a relationship many years ago. When they rekindle their old flame they never realize the fire they...

One of the most important Latin-American writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Nicaraguan poet and essayist Rub n Dar o (the pen name of F lix Rub n Garc a Sarmiento) is considered the high priest of the modernismo school of...

This classic is a strong statement against slavery and the treatment of Africans in Cuba.

This annotated anthology contains Salmo 17 among the hundred of poems it contains.

Tropical beauty coexists with the brutal force of a dictator in this contemporary masterpiece.

This annotated anthology presents a wonderful overview to the Golden Age of Spanish poetry. It features works by Quevedo, Garcilaso de la Vega, G ngora, including Soneto CLXVI, and many more.

Professor and medieval literature expert Franciso Rico prepared both the notes and the introduction to this edition of the classic Lazarillo de Tormes.

This edition of the famous tragedy was published under the auspices of the Shakespeare Institute.

In Pedro P ramo, Juan Rulfo depicts the pain felt by a troubled people in a moving, eloquent way.

This annotated anthology presents 18 of Quiroga's short stories including El hijo.

This medieval classic is made much more understandable by the scholarly introductions and annotations by Alfonso Sotelo.

A poignant drama about the role of women in Spanish society.

In this compelling novel, all books are banned and firemen are in charge of burning any contraband they find. A fireman named Montag slowly discovers the wonders of literature and finds himself thrown in jail. Ray Bradbury's masterpiece provides a...

Although this novel was published decades ago, it still speaks to today's adolescents and captures their angst.

This edition was translated by Marcelino Men ndez y Pelayo.

In El llano en llamas, readers witness the arduous life of Mexican workers in Jalisco. No oyes ladrar los perros is part of this book.

Arthur Miller brilliantly captures the hysterics and mayhem of the Salem witch trials in this classic play.

This edition of Orwell's scathing look at totalitarian rule contains a well-written introduction that will help readers better understand the author's work.

In San Manuel Bueno, m rtir, the reader shares in the moving struggle of a priest who questions the existence of God.

This much-acclaimed debut novel uses a group of shipwrecked children to show the strengths and weaknesses of adult society.