Author · 12 titles
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804–1864) is one of the founding masters of American literature — a novelist and short-story writer who made New England's Puritan past into a living moral drama. The Scarlet Letter remains his masterpiece: a study of guilt, secrecy, and public shame that still feels unsettlingly modern. In The House of the Seven Gables and Twice-Told Tales he returned again and again to inheritance, isolation, and the weight of ancestral sin. Hawthorne wrote allegory with a novelist's eye for character — cool, ironical, and deeply compassionate. His twelve titles here open a door into the American imagination at its most searching.
The list
Titles
E-books, audiobooks, and music from every imprint.
- The Scarlet LetterEbook
- The Scarlet LetterAudiobook
- House of the Seven GablesEbook
- House of the Seven GablesAudiobook
- The Blithedale RomanceEbook
- The Blithedale RomanceAudiobook
- The Marble FaunEbook
- The Marble FaunAudiobook
- Twice-Told TalesEbook
- Twice-Told TalesAudiobook
- Mosses from an Old Manse and Other StoriesEbook
- Mosses from an Old Manse and Other StoriesAudiobook