19th Century Literature

Works from 1800-1899 — the golden age of the novel across Europe and America.

Sonnets from the CrimeaAdam Mickiewicz

★3.5

EducationEssays

The Wood Beyond the WorldWilliam Morris

★3.5

FictionEssays

The Dawn of DayFriedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

★4.2

EssaysFiction

Wessex TalesThomas Hardy

★3.7

FictionEssays

Nightmare AbbeyThomas Love Peacock

★3.4

Humor & SatireHorror & Gothic

Poems by Emily Dickinson, Series OneEmily Dickinson

★4.3

EssaysFiction

SmokeIvan Sergeevich Turgenev

★3.9

Short StoriesEssays

Strong as DeathGuy de Maupassant

★3.8

RomanceHistorical Fiction

Plain Tales from the HillsRudyard Kipling

★3.7

EssaysFiction

Iola Leroy; Or, Shadows UpliftedFrances Ellen Watkins Harper

★3.5

PoetryEducation

The AbsenteeMaria Edgeworth

★3.6

RomanceHistorical Fiction

At the Sign of the Cat and RacketHonoré de Balzac

★3.6

Historical FictionFiction

Sylvie: souvenirs du ValoisGérard de Nerval

★3.6

FictionHistorical Fiction

RosmersholmHenrik Ibsen

★3.7

FictionDrama & Plays

Russian Silhouettes: More Stories of Russian LifeAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★4.0

EssaysFiction

Pierre; or The AmbiguitiesHerman Melville

★3.6

FictionEssays

Man and WifeWilkie Collins

★3.9

FictionHistorical Fiction

Love, and Other StoriesAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★4.1

EssaysFiction

The ChouansHonoré de Balzac

★3.5

EssaysHistorical Fiction

Notre Coeur; or, A Woman's Pastime: A NovelGuy de Maupassant

★3.8

Historical FictionEssays

Sylvie and BrunoLewis Carroll

★3.4

Children's LiteratureFantasy

The Light That FailedRudyard Kipling

★3.6

EssaysFiction

Poor Miss FinchWilkie Collins

★3.8

FictionMystery & Detective

Doctor PascalÉmile Zola

★3.7

EssaysHistorical Fiction