Presenting a chronological record of around 15,000 works published in the English language from 1474 onwards, this book also includes an index of authors, showing each writer's literary output, and an index of periodicals and an index of anonymous works.

Four of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies and a comedy in one volume and adapted into graphic format.

A comprehensive guide to the historical and cultural context of English literature, this volume is a reliable, readable contextualized chronology of the past 500 years of literary and cultural history.

A history of Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and the many film and stage adaptations it has spawned.

Shakespeare's play of The Tempest translated into a graphic novel.

Explores the life, career and key works of William Shakespeare.

Carrington will take you to the great literature of the English language, ready to discover or rediscover the best that has been written. In short and clearly structured sections, all the major writers are presented in order of their birth, giving the unfolding history of English literature from Beowulf to Heaney.

Presenting a collection of literary gossip and sidelights on the lives of the authors, this anthology finds room for Chaucer, Milton and Margaret Atwood, George Eliot and P.G. Wodehouse, Chinua Achebe and Ian Fleming, Brendan Behan and Wittgenstein.

A new unique Oxford children's dictionary incorporating the imaginary words invented by Roald Dahl with normal everyday words along with their meanings.

Revised and expanded, this new edition contains over 6,500 entries providing a guide to the wealth of characters created by writers in English. New features include concise biographies of the authors, panels covering topics such as 'the detective in fiction', an appendix of literary awards and a literary/historical chronology.