| 5. The Victorian Age |
| 47 – William Makepeace Thackeray, his life and works, a synopsis of Vanity Fair and Becky Sharp from Vanity Fair |
| 48 – Charles Dickens, a synopsis of A Christmas Carol and Scrooge’s transformation from A Christmas Carol |
| 49 – Charles Dickens, Ignorance and want from A Christmas Carol |
| 50 – Charles Dickens, a synopsis of David Copperfield and Shall I ever forget those lessons? from David Copperfield |
| 51 – Charles Dickens, Murdstone and Grinby’s warehouse from David Copperfield |
| 52 – Charles Dickens, A man of realities from Hard Times |
| 53 – Charlotte Brontë, Punishment from Jane Eyre |
| 54 – 54 Charlotte Brontë, A dramatic incident from Jane Eyre |
| 55 – Emily Brontë, Back to Wuthering Heights from Wuthering Heights |
| 56 – Nathaniel Hawthorne, A flood of sunshine from The Scarlet Letter |
| 57 – Herman Melville, Moby Dick from Moby-Dick |
| 58 – Walt Whitman, I Hear America Singing |
| 59 – 59 Walt Whitman, Song of Myself |
| 60 – Emily Dickinson, Wild Nights – Wild Nights! |
| 61 – EEmily Dickinson, I heard a Fly buzz – when I died – |
| 62 – William Shakespeare, Am I a coward? from Hamlet |
| 63 – Emily Dickinson, As if the Sea should part; Time feels so vast that were it not |
| 64 – George Eliot, her life and works, a synopsis of Middlemarch and Dorothea Brooke from Middlemarch |
| 65 – Thomas Hardy, Angel and Tess in the garden from Tess of the D’Urbervilles |
| 66 – Thomas Hardy, Tess’s execution from Tess of the D’Urbervilles |
| 67 – Thomas Hardy, Jude and Sue from Jude the Obscure |
| 68 – Robert Louis Stevenson, The Carew murder case from The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde |
| 69 – Rudyard Kipling, a synopsis of Kim and Kim at an Indian railway station from Kim |
| 70 – Oscar Wilde, A new hedonism from The Picture of Dorian Gray |
| 71 – Oscar Wilde, The vital importance of being Earnest from The Importance of Being Earnest |
| 72 – Oscar Wilde, The story of a hanging from The Ballad of Reading Gaol |
| 73 – George Bernard Shaw, a synopsis of Arms and the Man and Reality versus romance from Arms and the Man |
| 6. The Modern Age |
| 74 – Siegfried Sassoon, A Soldier’s Declaration |
| 75 – Isaac Rosenberg, Break of Day in the Trenches |
| 76 – William Butler Yeats, When You Are Old |
| 77 – William Butler Yeats, The Lake Isle of Innisfree |
| 78 – William Butler Yeats, Sailing to Byzantium |
| 79 – Thomas Stearns Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock |
| 80 – Thomas Stearns Eliot, What the Thunder Said from The Waste Land |
| 81 – Thomas Stearns Eliot, a synopsis of The Hollow Men and This is the dead land from The Hollow Men |
| 82 – Thomas Stearns Eliot, Journey of the Magic |
| 83 – Thomas Stearns Eliot, a synopsis of Four Quartets and Burnt Norton from Four Quartets |
| 84 – Wystan Hugh Auden, Musée des Beaux Arts |
| 85 – Wystan Hugh Auden, Funeral Blues |
| 86 – Wystan Hugh Auden, September 1, 1939 |
| 87 – Wystan Hugh Auden, O Tell Me the Truth about Love |
| 88 – Dylan Thomas, his life and works and The force that through the green fuse drives the flower |
| 89 – Dylan Thomas, Fern Hill |
| 90 – David Herbert Lawrence, The wind-swept ash-tree from Sons and Lovers |
| 91 – David Herbert Lawrence, Paul meets Clara from Sons and Lovers |
| 92 – David Herbert Lawrence, a synopsis of Lady Chatterley’s Lover and Clifford and Connie from Lady Chatterley’s Lover |
| 93 – David Herbert Lawrence, The wood from Lady Chatterley’s Lover |
| 94 – Edward Morgan Forster, a synopsis of A Room with a View and Things unladylike from A Room with a View |
| 95 – Edward Morgan Forster, Cecil’s proposal from A Room with a View |
| 96 – Edward Morgan Forster, The echo from A Passage to India |
| 97 – James Joyce, The Sisters from Dubliners |
| 98 – James Joyce, Araby from Dubliners |
| 99 – James Joyce, a synopsis of Ulysses and The funeral from Ulysses |
| 100 – James Joyce, a synopsis of Finnegans Wake and Riverrun from Finnegans Wake |
| 101 – Virginia Woolf, a synopsis of To the Lighthouse and My dear, stand still from To the Lighthouse |
| 102 – Virginia Woolf, Lily Briscoe from To the Lighthouse |
| 103 – Virginia Woolf, a synopsis of A Room of One’s Own and Shakespeare’s sister from A Room of One’s Own |
| 104 – Aldous Huxley, his life and works, a synopsis of Brave New World and The conditioning centre from Brave New World |
| 105 – Aldous Huxley, Mustapha Mond from Brave New World |
| 106 – George Orwell, a synopsis of Animal Farm and Old Major’s speech from Animal Farm |
| 107 – George Orwell, The execution from Animal Farm |
| 108 – George Orwell, Newspeak from Nineteen Eighty-Four |
| 109 – George Orwell, How can you control memory? from Nineteen Eighty-Four |
| 110 – Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Boats against the current from The Great Gatsby |
| 111 – Ernest Hemingway, Viva la pace! from A Farewell to Arms |
| 112 – Ernest Hemingway, Catherine’s death from A Farewell to Arms |
| 113 – Ernest Hemingway, a synopsis of The Old Man and the Sea and The marlin from The Old Man and the Sea |
| 114 – Robert Frost, his life and works and The Road Not Taken |
| 115 – Langston Hughes, I, too, sing America |
| 116 – Langston Hughes, The Negro Speaks of Rivers |
| 117 – John Steinbeck, Tom Joad’s speech from The Grapes of Wrath |
| 7. The Present Age |
| 118 – Philip Larkin, Poetry of Departures |
| 119 – Ted Hughes, his life and works and Hawk Roosting |
| 120 – Seamus Heaney, Personal Helicon |
| 121 – John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, his life and works, a synopsis of The Lord of the Rings and Gandalf and Frodo from The Lord of the Rings |
| 122 – Doris Lessing, a synopsis of The Sweetest Dream and AIDS, a curse on us from The Sweetest Dream |
| 123 – Bruce Chatwin, his life and works, a synopsis of In Patagonia and Chilean trucks and Chilenos from In Patagonia |
| 124 – Angela Carter, her life and works and The Werewolf from The Bloody Chamber |
| 125 – Ian McEwan, Majdanek from Black Dogs |
| 126 – Ian McEwan, The force of adult hatred from Black Dogs |
| 127 – Ian McEwan, a synopsis of Atonement and Briony’s crime from Atonement |
| 128 – Ian McEwan, Easily torn, not easily mended from Atonement |
| 129 – Samuel Beckett, We’ll come back tomorrow from Waiting for Godot |
| 130 – Harold Pinter, his life and works, a synopsis of A Slight Ache and The matchseller from A Slight Ache |
| 131 – Harold Pinter, a synopsis of The Caretaker and Looking for a room from The Caretaker |
| 132 – Jack Kerouac, An ordinary bus trip from On the Road |
| 133 – Don DeLillo, a synopsis of Underworld and The cosmology of waste from Underworld |
| 134 – Nadine Gordimer, a synopsis of Burger’s Daughter and The donkey didn’t cry out from Burger’s Daughter |
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