1) "Blood Meridian" by Cormac McCarthy
The novel was published in 1985 and is one of Stephen King's favorites. The novel tells the story of a young fugitive (unknown name) who joins the Clandon gang, a historical group of mercenaries hired by the governor of Chihuahua to massacre the indigenous people who lived on the border between the United States and Mexico. 1849 and 1850.
This Gorman McCarthy novel completely agrees with Stephen King's literary critics who consider it one of the most influential American literary works of the second half of the XNUMX century. In fact, The Magazine Time 100 to 1923 is included in the 2005 Best Novels in English.
2) "Light of August" by William Faulkner
Another American novel! We see violence, the search for truth, and ambiguity as to the main themes of this work. According to those who have read this, it is one of William Faulkner's most complete and excellent works, as well as his other famous works, "Noise and Anger" and "When I Suffer.
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3) "The Raj Quartet" by Paul Scott
It was written by British playwright and poet Paul Scott between 1966 and 1975. It is made up of the following topics:
The Jewel in the Crown (1966)
Scorpion Day (1968)
Towers of the Nation (1971)
A Role in Robbery (1975)
5) "1984" by George Orwell
Shadows. What does it mean to not already know about this wonderful work? How well can we use the world we live in today to imagine that the world that George Orwell would create would not seem so wrong and that we are still looking for the ‘Big Brother’ who manages everything?
If you have not read this book yet, you do not know what you are missing! This is a reference novel, something to be saved from possible fire ...l
6) "Bleak House" by Charles Dickens
This was Charles Dickens' ninth novel, published in twenty installments between March 1852 and September 1853. As is natural in Dickens, it is based entirely on real characters and settings but completely modifies them as desired to create its story.
The protagonists of this story are as follows:
Esther Summerson: The protagonist and story of a part of the story. The orphan did not appear to identify his parents.
Richard Carston: The Case of Jordis and Jordis. He is a simple and complex character; he comes under the curse of the Jordis and Jordis case.
Ada Clare: Award of the Jordis and Jordis case. Nice girl, she's Esther's best friend. In the story, he falls in love with Richard Carston.
John Jordis: He was the legal guardian of Richard, Ada and Esther, and the owner of the dilapidated mansion. A good man but somewhat sad, lonely, and depressed.
7) "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding
Though wonderful in all its essence, one of these works did not amaze anyone or was published by very few. It is the first and most important novel by the British writer William Golding. Many years later, it reached some popularity, especially in the United Kingdom, and today it is one of the most-read works in schools and institutions.
It is also one of the few works ever seen that closely resembles King's literature. Why? Because starting an intimate marriage ends in jealousy, strife, violence, and even murder.
This book has been made from movies to opera.
8) "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie
Of different interest, we will tell you that the publication of this work in the United Kingdom brought about such controversy and controversy that its sale was banned in some countries, burned, and in some other Muslims ...
9) "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain
All modern American literature is derived from a book by Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn. […] All American texts are from this book. Nothing like this before. Nothing so good came later.
10) "The Golden Argosy,
Most Popular Stories in the English Language" edited by Van Gartmel and Charles Grayson.
Undoubtedly, “Cock Carefully” is a great book to discuss with others and leave for future generations. A masterpiece of world literature!
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