Gulliver's Travels

Exploring the absurdities of human nature, this prose satire follows Lemuel Gulliver, a surgeon turned captain, as he journeys to fantastical lands. Through his encounters with diverse societies, Jonathan Swift critiques the conventions of the "travellers' tales" genre while offering sharp commentary on politics and morality. Enhanced by Arthur Rackham's original color illustrations, this enduring classic has captivated readers since its 1726 publication, making it a staple of English literature that remains widely read and appreciated today.