Everyman's library

Follows the heroine's adventures from seventeenth century England to the American colonies.

Woman's past and contemporary situation in Western culture is the focus of a detailed and uninhibited analysis of womanhood.

Translation of a trio of French novels, including "Molloy," about a man who escapes incarceration to search for his mother; "Malone Dies," a narration of a dying man who may or may not be Molloy; and "The Unnamable," a fragmented monologue of a creature living in an urn outside an eating house.

An autobiography of the fictional Trinidadian title character, who struggles to rid himself of the influence of his wife's relatives and finally does so by buying a house, and his freedom, in one stroke.

Presents the complete text of the 1904 novel in which a father and his daughter marry at the same time after which her husband and his wife, known to one another before the weddings, begin an affair; and includes a critical introduction, a chronology, and a preface by the author.

Reprint of a 1920's tetralogy which tells the story of Christopher Tietjens, a good man who is ruined by the machinations of a jealous and lying wife.