'Doing What Comes Naturally' by Fredric Jameson is a critical examination of the concept of naturalness in culture and society, blending literary criticism with Marxist theory to challenge readers' perceptions.

'Secondary Worlds' by W.H. Auden explores the creation of alternative realities through poetry and opera, offering deep insights into the power of art. A must-read for those interested in the intersection of literature and imagination.

'English Literature' by Anthony Burgess offers an in-depth look at the evolution of English literary traditions, from ancient times to the modern day. A perfect resource for students and lovers of literature.

'How To Study A Poet' by John Peck is a comprehensive guide for analyzing and appreciating poetry, offering insights into poetic techniques, themes, and contexts. Ideal for students and enthusiasts alike.

'Aspects Of The Novel' by E.M. Forster is a timeless exploration of the novel's key elements, from plot and character to fantasy and prophecy. Essential for writers and readers alike.

'Sexual/Textual Politics' by Toril Moi is a critical exploration of feminist literary theory, examining the intersections of gender, power, and literature. This book offers a nuanced analysis of Anglo-American and French feminist criticisms, making it a must-read for those interested in feminist theory and literary studies.