Timelines of World Literatures
by Piero Scaruffi

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Latin Europe and America French literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Italian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Spanish literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Portuguese literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Slavic Europe Polish literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Czech literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Slovak literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Russian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Ukrainian literature | Best poetry Bulgarian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Serbocroatian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Balkans Hungarian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Romanian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Modern Greek literature (Best novels) Albanian literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Northern Europe and America German literature (Best novels | Best poetry) English literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Baltic literatures (Best novels | Best poetry) Finnish literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Scandinavian literatures (Best novels | Best poetry) Dutch literature (Best novels | Best poetry)

Far East Chinese literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Japanese literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Korean literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Southeast Asian literatures (Best novels | Best poetry) Indian literatures (Best novels | Best poetry) Middle East and North Africa Arabic literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Armenian literature Georgian literature Hebrew literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Persian literature (Best novels) Turkish literature (Best novels) Sub-Saharan Africa Ethiopian literature (Best novels) Swahili and Afrikaan literature (Best novels) Dead Languages Ancient Greek literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Latin literature (Best novels | Best poetry) Mesopotamian literatures (Best novels) Ancient Egyptian literature (Best novels) Best books ever Best novels ever Best poetry Best theater

Legend: [p] means "poetry" [t] means "theater" [h] means "non-fiction" (typically, history) otherwise it's a work of fiction + means "outstanding" ++ means "masterpiece" Editorial correspondence | Support this website TM, ®, Copyright © 2007 Piero Scaruffi All rights reserved.