Palimpsest
Gore Vidal's witty and insightful memoir chronicles his extraordinary life, from political activism to literary fame, and his unforgettable …
Explore the literary legacy of Gore Vidal, a prominent American writer known for his incisive social criticism and historical fiction.
Gore Vidal's witty and insightful memoir chronicles his extraordinary life, from political activism to literary fame, and his unforgettable …
A gender-bending, satirical romp through Hollywood and American culture, Myra Breckinridge challenges norms and expectations with wit and au…
A vivid fictional memoir of Aaron Burr, blending historical intrigue and political drama to bring the early days of America to life.
Gore Vidal's debut novel, set in the treacherous Aleutian Islands during WWII, blends the raw power of nature with the simmering tensions of…
Gore Vidal masterfully weaves history, humor, and philosophy in a sweeping tale of 5th century B.C., featuring iconic figures and grand adve…
Experience Abraham Lincoln's presidency through the eyes of those who knew him best in this intimate and sweeping portrait of America's 16th…
A poignant and beautifully illustrated story about a young boy named Julian and his grandmother, exploring themes of love, acceptance, and s…
In a world on the brink of annihilation, Kalki emerges as a mysterious figure with a chilling plan to destroy everything and breed a new hum…
Gore Vidal's Notable Works is a curated list of books by the acclaimed American writer and public intellectual, Gore Vidal. This collection showcases his diverse literary contributions, spanning novels, essays, and memoirs. Vidal's works are celebrated for their sharp wit, profound insights, and exploration of complex themes such as politics, sexuality, and history. From the satirical 'Myra Breckinridge' to the historical epic 'Creation', and the introspective memoir 'Palimpsest', this list offers a comprehensive overview of Vidal's literary genius. His essays, compiled in 'United States', provide a critical commentary on American society and culture, making this list a must-read for those interested in literature, history, and social critique.