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The Sun Also Rises

By Ernest Hemingway · 1926

A group of expatriates travel from Paris to Spain, confronting love, disillusionment, masculinity and the aftermath of the First World War.

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Ernest Hemingway · 1929
A Farewell to Arms

An American ambulance driver and a British nurse pursue a relationship amid the violence and upheaval of the First World War.

Ayn Rand · 1957
Atlas Shrugged

Industrialists and innovators withdraw from a deteriorating society as the novel examines individualism, economic freedom, government power, and moral responsibility.

Ian Fleming · 1953
Casino Royale

A British intelligence officer is sent to bankrupt a Soviet-linked financier at the gambling tables of a French casino.

Ian Fleming · 1956
Diamonds Are Forever

James Bond infiltrates an international diamond-smuggling operation linking African mines, organised crime, gambling, and the American underworld.

Ian Fleming · 1958
Dr. No

James Bond investigates a disappearance in Jamaica and uncovers Dr No’s secret operation on the isolated island of Crab Key.

Ernest Hemingway · 1940
For Whom the Bell Tolls

An American volunteer joins Republican guerrillas during the Spanish Civil War and confronts love, duty, violence and sacrifice.

Ian Fleming · 1957
From Russia, with Love

James Bond is drawn into a Soviet intelligence plot involving defection, deception, assassination, and Cold War rivalry between Britain and the USSR.

Ian Fleming · 1959
Goldfinger

James Bond investigates gold magnate Auric Goldfinger, uncovering an international smuggling operation and an audacious plan to raid Fort Knox.

Ian Fleming · 1954
Live and Let Die

James Bond investigates a powerful criminal network linking organised crime, smuggling, espionage, and Soviet intelligence across the United States and Caribbean.

Ian Fleming · 1955
Moonraker

James Bond investigates industrialist Hugo Drax and uncovers a conspiracy involving Britain’s Moonraker missile programme, espionage, deception, and nuclear attack.

George Orwell · 1949
Nineteen Eighty-Four

A dystopian novel about surveillance, propaganda and authoritarian power in a society where truth, language and individual thought are tightly controlled.

Ian Fleming · 1963
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service

James Bond pursues SPECTRE leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Switzerland while forming a serious relationship with Teresa di Vicenzo.

Jack London · 1903
The Call of the Wild

A domesticated dog is forced into the harsh Klondike, where survival gradually draws him towards a more instinctive life.

Ayn Rand · 1943
The Fountainhead

An architect resists professional and social pressures while pursuing an uncompromising vision of individual creativity, independence, and artistic integrity.

Ian Fleming · 1965
The Man with the Golden Gun

James Bond returns from Soviet captivity and is sent to Jamaica to eliminate Francisco Scaramanga, a highly skilled professional assassin.

Ian Fleming · 1962
The Spy Who Loved Me

Vivienne Michel becomes trapped with two armed criminals at an isolated Adirondack motel before a travelling James Bond unexpectedly intervenes.

Ian Fleming · 1961
Thunderball

James Bond investigates the theft of two nuclear weapons by SPECTRE and a ransom plot centred on the Bahamas.

Jack London · 1906
White Fang

A wolf-dog moves from wilderness to human society, learning survival, violence, trust and attachment through changing relationships.

Ian Fleming · 1964
You Only Live Twice

James Bond travels to Japan on an intelligence mission and confronts Blofeld while struggling with grief, revenge, and personal identity.

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