Kingsblood Royal
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Cass Timberlane
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Babycakes
by Neil Gaiman | 
Old Masters
by Thomas Bernhard | 
Whose Cheese is it Anyway?
by Steve Ritchie | 
Go East, Young Man
by Sinclair Lewis | 
The Magic Christian
by Terry Southern | 
Ann Vickers
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Eating People is Wrong
by Malcolm Bradbury | 
The Judgement of Paris
by Gore Vidal | 
The Prodigal Parents
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Natural Causes
by Henry Cecil | 
Gideon Planish
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Dark Green, Bright Red
by Gore Vidal | 
Yellow Dog
by Martin Amis | 
Rat Race
by Alfred Bester |
Rabbits & Boa Constrictors
by Fazil Iskander |
The Lefthanders
by Gunter Grass |
Land
by Sinclair Lewis | 
The Russian Debutante's Handbook
by Gary Shteyngart |
Published in 1934, Work of Art is one of Sinclar Lewis' lesser-known novels, but it carries on his comic skewering of American culture, following three generations of the Weagle family as they work in various inns, hotels, and boarding houses. Brothers Myron and Ora have different approaches to their family business, with Myron dedicated to the day to day and Ora losing himself in flights of fancy. Through the two characters, Lewis explored themes of the self-made man, the American habit of seeing work as an identity, and the pursuit of prosperity. Work of Art asks questions about what people owe one another, both professionally and morally.