PDF Books in Psychological Fiction
The Invisible Man
by H. G. WellsWells' The Invisible Man is a story of a scientist, who invents a method to make human body invisible to others by absorbing the illumination and not reflecting it. Griffin, A medical student , quits his study on medicine, and devotes himself to research on optics. With his research a human body can be made invisible and he successfully t..
Ulysses
by James JoyceUlysses written by James Joyce is perhaps one of 100 best novels of English literature, yet the most difficult novel to be understood by an average book reader. The novel is plotted as if the incidents happening in 19 hours from June 16, 1904, 8:00 AM to June 17, 1904, 3:00 AM at Dubliners, Ireland. This novel is plotted around three central cha..
The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar WildeThe Picture of Dorian Gray is the only published novel of the most controversial English play wright Oscar Wilde. Not being a drama, this novel is not an exemption of controversies, and has gone through many edits due to strong outrage by British critics to the extent of asking for the author’s prosecution. Basil Hallward uses Dorian grey for on..
The Yellow Wallpaper
by Charlotte Perkins GilmanThe Yellow Wallpaper written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a short story of a woman who has been forced to confine herself in a locked room in the pretended care for her motherhood. Jane, a young mother has been confined in a rented summer house by her husband John who is a physician. Jane goes through psychic problems inside the room and start..
The Scarlet Letter
by Nathaniel HawthorneThe Scarlet Letter written by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a fiction work based on the themes of legalism, sin and guilt. To punish the people involving in adultery, the 17th century Puritan rules asks the guilty people to wear The scarlet letter “A” as the symbol of Adultery and affair. Hester Prynne, who presumes her husband lost at sea. She conceiv..
Swann's Way
by Marcel ProustSwann's Way is written by Marcel Proust, a writer of French Origin remembered for his masterpiece In Search of Lost Time, which was published in seven volumes. Swann's Way is first of the seven volumes, was rejected initially by many publishers. The story is narrated by unnamed character, who has inability to sleep and his wish for getting his m..
Northanger Abbey
by Jane AustenNorthanger Abbey is written by Jane Austen, an English writer and romance novelist who attained fame through her novels such as “Pride and Prejudice” and Sense and Sensibility. Northanger Abbey narrates the story of Catherine Morland, a 17 years old girl who is fond of gothic novels and believes herself to be like the beautiful heroines of..
Hard Times
by Charles DickensHard Times is written by Charles Dickens, an English writer and has been regarded as the greatest novelist of Victorian era who wrote many popular novels such as “Great expectations” and “A tale of Two Cities”. Hard Times has uniqueness in many aspects while comparing other works of Dickens, such as a smallest novel of Dickens, does not ha..