QB Literature Binary

works and authors

The Prince and the Pauper (novel)

Twain (US)

The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg (novel)

Twain (US)

Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn (novel)

Twain (US)

Il Canzoniere (poem)

Petrarch (Renaissance Italy)

Africa (poem)

Petrarch (Renaissance Italy)

On Illustrious Men (collection of biographies)

Petrarch (Renaissance Italy)

The Island of Doctor Moreau (novel)

Wells (UK)

The Time Machine (novel)

Wells (UK)

The War of the Worlds (novel)

Wells

The Most Dangerous Game (short story)

Connell (1924 US)

Of Mice and Men (novel)

Steinbeck (US)

The Count of Monte Cristo (novel)

Dumas (1800s France)

Rubaiyat (poem collection)

Khayyam (1000s Persia)

Notes from the Underground (novel)

Dostoyevsky (1800s Russia)

Crime and Punishment (novel)

Dostoyevsky (1800s Russia)

The Nose (short story)

Akutagawa (1900s Japan)

Rashomon (short story)

Akutagawa (1900s Japan)

In a Grove (short story)

Akutagawa (1900s Japan)

The Decameron (100 stories)

Boccaccio (1300s Italy)

Wealth of Nations (economic work)

Smith (Scotland)

Brideshead Revisited (novel)

Waugh (1900s UK)

Scoop (novel)

Waugh (1900s UK)

A Handful of Dust (novel)

Waugh (1900s UK)

Hedda Gabler (play)

Ibsen (Norway)

The Dumbwaiter (play)

Pinter (1900s UK)

Jane Eyre (novel)

Bronte (Charlotte, 1800s UK)

The Grapes of Wrath (novel)

Steinbeck (US)

Antigone (play)

Sophocles (Ancient Athens)

Oedipus Rex (play)

Sophocles (Ancient Athens)

The House of Bernarda Alba (play)

Lorca (1900s Spain)

A Doll’s House (play)

Ibsen (Norway)

Song of Myself (poem)

Whitman (1800s US)

O Captain My Captain (poem)

Whitman (1800s US)

Picture of Dorian Gray (novel)

Wilde (1800s Ireland)

Love Song for Lucinda (poem)

Hughes (Harlem Renaissance)

Theme for English B (poem)

Hughes (Harlem Renaissance)

The Negro Speaks of Rivers (poem)

Hughes (Harlem Renaissance)

The Trial (novel)

Kafka (Czech)

100 Years of Solitude

Garcia Marquez (1900s Colombia)

We Real Cool (poem)

Brooks (1900s US)

September 1, 1939 (poem)

Auden (1900s British-American)

Musee des Beaux Arts (poem)

Auden (1900s British American)

Eugene Onegin (poem)

Pushkin (1800s Russia)

The Lottery (short story)

Jackson (1900s US)

The Old Gringo (novel)

Fuentes (1900s Mexico)

The Birds (play)

Aristophanes (Ancient Athens)

The Satanic Verses (novel)

Rushdie (India)

Midnight’s Children (novel)

Rushdie (India)

Gitanjali (poem)

Tagore (1900s India)

Dover Beach (poem)

Arnold (1800s UK)

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (play)

Williams (1955 US)

Red and the Black (novel)

Stendhal (1830 France)

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (novel)

Joyce (1916 Ireland)

I’m Nobody! Who Are You? (poem)

Dickinson (1891 US)

I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died (poem)

Dickinson (1895 US)

Because I Could Not Stop For Death (poem)

Dickinson (1890 US)

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (poem)

Gray (1750 UK)

The Maltese Falcon (novel)

Hammett (1950 US)

Sons and Lovers (novel)

Lawrence (1913 UK)

Lady Chatterly’s Lover (novel)

Lawrence (1928 UK)

Waiting for the Barbarians (novel)

Coetzee (1980 South Africa)

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (memoir)

Angelou (1969 US)

On the Pulse of Morning (poem)

Angelou (1993 US)

Richard Cory (poem)

Robinson (1897 US)

La Galatea (novel)

Cervantes (1585 Spain)

Don Quixote (novel)

Cervantes (1615 Spain)

Exemplary Novels (short story collection)

Cervantes (1613 Spain)

Theogony (poem)

Hesiod (800 BC Greece)

Illiad (epic poem)

Homer (800 BC Greece)

The Odyssey (epic poem)

Homer (800 BC Greece)

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (novel)

Carroll (1865 UK)

Robinson Crusoe (novel)

Defoe (1719 UK)

Ode to a Nightingale (poem)

Keats (1819 UK)

Rosencrantz and Gildenstern are Dead (play)

Stoppard (1966 UK)

Slaughterhouse Five (novel)

Vonnegut (1969 US)