Literature

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Call of the Wild: Sink your fangs into the full text of Jack London's classic literary novel.
Cask of Amontillado: Deep, dark, and pondering weary through an Edgar Allan Poe archive.
Complete Shakespeare: Peruse everything from "The Tempest" to "Romeo and Juliette."
Discourse on Reason: Get the point? There are tons and tons of amazing books at this site.
Flatland: Where man is square and woman is line. Read about the two-dimensional universe.
Herland: I'd rather live there than here. Great novel by feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilmen.
Ible-bay: You never would've guessed some goof would actually translate the bible into pig latin.
Jabberwocky: If only Alice had Internet access, she could download this treasure.
The Awakening: And other short stories by 19th century writer Kate Chopin are available here.
Up From Slavery: Read Booker T. Washington's horrifying look at American slavery.
Wuthering Heights: Man loves Woman. Woman marries Other Man. Man gets bitter. Online.

Brothers Karamazov: Three brothers. A dead Father. God. Love. Property. Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Hacker Crackdown: Bruce Sterling's famous novel about security issues in cyberspace.
Mormons Online: Mormon founder Joseph Smith's small catechisms.
Preservation Microfilming Guide: Booooring. But if you are a librarian, it could be useful.
Sappho: Read words of BC feminist philosopher Sappho. No, it did not start with Steinem.
Sense and Sensibility: If you are craving a little Jane Austen, this is a good place to start.
Shakespeare: Just in case you'd rather use Gopher instead of FTP to read his stuff.
Volatile Voltaire: Seized by U.S. customs in 1930 for obscenity, Candide is now safe online.

A Tramp Abroad: Something tells me this is not about "lady" or her lover going overseas.
Anarchist Cookbook: Spunk Press carries excerpts from the famous book at this Web site.
Chicago Poems: One of my favorites. Carl Sandburg is so amazingly cool. READ THESE.
Cinderella: What would the Prince fit Cinderella with in cyberspace -- VR goggles?
Civil Disobedience: Activists unite with Henry David Thoreau's novel about peaceful rebellion.
Divine Principle: Explore Eastern philosophies with great writer Sun Myung Moon.
Dracula: Shadows...creepy vampires....silent screams. You know the story, read it online.
E for Ecstacy: A book about the drug MDMA. Currently, this book is banned from Australia.
Frankenstein: Read about the world's first droid. Heh heh. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
Fundamental Principles of the Metaphysics of Morals: Leave it to Kant to have a title this long.
Ice 9 Publications: You can buy Book of the Subgenious, Answer Me, and more at this site.
Leaves of Grass: Well, Walt Whitman is a bore to me, but if you like him, go here.
Mistakes of Jesus: We all know Jesus was super-human and never went to the bathroom. Gads.
Parasite: I have no idea what this book is about, but I like the title.
Poems: Emily Dickinson will rock you. OK, maybe not, but if she's your speed, she's online.
Poetics: And you call yourself a philosopher. Log on and read this. Lots of Aristotle's stuff is here.
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: Catch this famous book by Irish writer James Joyce.
Profits of Religion: Upton Sinclair (author of The Jungle) explores the economy of religion.
Psychology of Revolution: Gustave Le Bon writes about revolution. Power to the people.
Subjection of Women: John Stuart Mills' book about women living in a democratic system.
Tao Teh King: Breath Deep. Clear your mind. Read the full text by Lao-Tzu online.
Vindication of the Rights of Women: By Mary Wollstoncraft. She was a way cool anarchist.
Wilde, Oscar: The complete short fiction collection of literary eccentric Oscar Wilde.
Wordsworth, William: A dose of poetry. The complete works of William Wordsworth.