Books like The Iliad
12 books with a reading profile close to The Iliad by Homer. Deep and thought-provoking; a demanding read.
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The Canterbury Tales
Also deep and thought-provoking · academic, dense
Geoffrey Chaucer’s poem presents a fictional storytelling competition among thirty pilgrims traveling from London to the shrine of Thomas Becket.
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Julius Caesar
Also deep and thought-provoking · academic, dense
William Shakespeare’s tragedy centers on the assassination of the Roman dictator and the subsequent civil war.
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Richard II
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
King Richard II believes his authority originates from divine right, yet his erratic leadership and the seizure of John of Gaunt’s estate trigger a political crisis.
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Obras completas
by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
This 1841 collection compiles the literary output of Miguel de Cervantes, centering on the adventures of Alonso Quijano, a country gentleman who adopts the persona of Don Quixote.
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Memorial do Convento
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
In early eighteenth-century Portugal, King João V promises to build a convent in Mafra if his wife, Queen Maria Ana, gives him an heir.
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Daniel Deronda
by George Eliot
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
George Eliot’s final novel follows two primary paths that eventually merge through the encounter of Gwendolen Harleth and Daniel Deronda.
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Great Short Works of Herman Melville
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
This collection gathers Herman Melville's shorter fiction and poetry, focusing on the period after his major novels.
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The Aeneid
by Virgil
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
Virgil’s epic poem follows Aeneas, a Trojan prince who escapes the ruins of Troy to establish a new lineage in Italy.
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Civakacintamani
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
This ninth-century Tamil epic follows the life of Civakan, a prince born in a cremation ground after his father’s kingdom is stolen by the treacherous minister Kattiyankaran.
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Bleak House
Also deep and thought-provoking · dense, literary
In nineteenth-century London, the protracted legal battle of Jarndyce and Jarndyce drags through the Court of Chancery, eroding the inheritance and sanity of those caught in its wake.
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The Epic of Gilgamesh
by Anonymous
Also deep · dense, literary
Gilgamesh, the ruler of Uruk, dominates his subjects until the gods create Enkidu, a feral man, to challenge him.
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