
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde
1890
The book asks questions about meaning, morality, and human nature and thinks them through.
Atmosphere and mood · Philosophical

Oscar Wilde
1890

R. Scott Bakker
2003

Anne Rice
1976

Anne Rice
1985

Neil Gaiman
2001

Marina Dyachenko and Sergey Dyachenko
2007

Orson Scott Card
1986

Isaac Asimov
1951

Stanisław Lem
1961

Dan Simmons
1989

Robert A. Heinlein
1959

Arthur C. Clarke
1953

Peter Watts
2006

Cixin Liu
2008

Aldous Huxley
1932

José Saramago
1995

Anthony Burgess
1962

Ayn Rand
1938

Bruce Sterling
1985

Hannu Rajaniemi
2010

Isaac Asimov
1955

Kim Stanley Robinson
1992

Claire North
2014

Josephine Tey
1951

William Peter Blatty
1971

Herman Melville
1851

Joseph Conrad
1899

H. G. Wells
1895

William Golding
1954

Yann Martel
2001

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
1808

Franz Kafka
1925

Hermann Hesse
1927

Umberto Eco
1980

Gregory David Roberts
2003

John Green
2012

Ernest Hemingway
1952

Jack London
1904

Kazuo Ishiguro
1989

Matt Haig
2020

Ursula K. Le Guin
1969

Carl Sagan
1985

Yevgeny Zamyatin
1924

Philip K. Dick
1968

Ken Grimwood
1986

Leo Tolstoy
1878

Leo Tolstoy
1869

Fyodor Dostoevsky
1866

Gabriel García Márquez
1967

Paulo Coelho
1988

Kurt Vonnegut
1969

Walter M. Miller Jr.
1959

Joe Haldeman
1974

George R. Stewart
1949

Becky Chambers
2021

Blake Crouch
2016

Kate Atkinson
2013

Iain Reid
2016

James Hogg
1824
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