Browse Nobel Literature

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• One Hundred Years of Solitude — Gabriel García Márquez (Nobel 1982)
• The Old Man and the Sea — Ernest Hemingway (Nobel 1954)
• The Stranger — Albert Camus (Nobel 1957)
• Beloved — Toni Morrison (Nobel 1993)
• The Remains of the Day — Kazuo Ishiguro (Nobel 2017)
• My Name Is Red — Orhan Pamuk (Nobel 2006)
• Blindness — José Saramago (Nobel 1998)
• The Years — Annie Ernaux (Nobel 2022)
• Snow Country — Kawabata Yasunari (Nobel 1968)
• In the Café of Lost Youth — Patrick Modiano (Nobel 2014)
• The Vegetarian — Han Kang (Nobel 2024)
• Conversation in the Cathedral — Mario Vargas Llosa (Nobel 2010)
• The Golden Notebook — Doris Lessing (Nobel 2007)
• Siddhartha — Hermann Hesse (Nobel 1946)
• Gitanjali — Rabindranath Tagore (Nobel 1913)
• The Home and the World — Rabindranath Tagore (Nobel 1913)
• Palace Walk — Naguib Mahfouz (Nobel 1988)
• Pygmalion — George Bernard Shaw (Nobel 1925)
• Hunger — Knut Hamsun (Nobel 1920)
• The Late Mattia Pascal — Luigi Pirandello (Nobel 1934)
• Death in Venice — Thomas Mann (Nobel 1929)
• The Magic Mountain — Thomas Mann (Nobel 1929)
• The Jungle Book — Rudyard Kipling (Nobel 1907)
• Kim — Rudyard Kipling (Nobel 1907)
• It Can’t Happen Here — Sinclair Lewis (Nobel 1930)
• Main Street — Sinclair Lewis (Nobel 1930)
• The Land of Heart's Desire — W. B. Yeats (Nobel 1923)
• Justice — John Galsworthy (Nobel 1932)
• The Man of Property — John Galsworthy (Nobel 1932)
• The Hairy Ape — Eugene O'Neill (Nobel 1936)
• The Melancholy of Resistance — László Krasznahorkai (Nobel 2025)
• Septology — Jon Fosse (Nobel 2023)
• Paradise — Abdulrazak Gurnah (Nobel 2021)
• The Wonderful Adventures of Nils — Selma Lagerlöf (Nobel 1909)
• The Blue Bird — Maurice Maeterlinck (Nobel 1911)
• Independent People — Halldór Laxness (Nobel 1955)
• Voss — Patrick White (Nobel 1973)
• Burger's Daughter — Nadine Gordimer (Nobel 1991)
• Omeros — Derek Walcott (Nobel 1992)
• Flights — Olga Tokarczuk (Nobel 2018)
• Quo Vadis — Henryk Sienkiewicz (Nobel 1905)