In this article, we are going to read about the 10 modern classics published after 1980.
This non-fiction novel based on history is about Oskar Schindler. Oskar grew up in the shadow of Auschwitz as a flamboyant German industrialist.
The novel focuses on Offred, a handmaid in the Republic of Gilead, and through her exhibits several provocative notions.
In the summer of 1935, 13-year-old Briony witnesses the flirtation between the son of a servant, Robbie Turner, and her older sister, Cecilia.
Toni Morrison’s Beloved deals with a woman named Sethe who is haunted by her history. She was born a slave and escaped to Ohio.
The Color Purple is one of the major works of modern American literature. It explores the lives of African American women during the early twentieth century in rural Georgia.
This 2001 published novel focuses on a Tamil boy Piscine Molitor or Pi. Pi is from Pondicherry.
The English Patient follows different people united at an Italian villa during the Italian Campaign of the Second World War.
she stumbles upon a standing stone in one of the old circles that dot the British Isles. And suddenly now she is an Outlander or Sassenach in Scotland in 1743.
Jonas’s life alters when he received a life assignment as the Receiver of Memory. He starts to comprehend the complex and dark secrets of his fragile community.
The Sympathizer explores a life between two different worlds and analyzes the Vietnamese War in films, literature, and the wars that occur in today’s world.