Two of the finest stories in world literature have recently been reissued. The Dead (1914) by James Joyce and The Clerk Bartleby (1853) by Herman Melville have effortlessly stood the test of time. They are still wonderful reads.
'His soul slowly ebbed away as he heard it gently snowing through the universe and gently snowing in the last hour over living and dead.'
There are those closing lines that stay with you forever. The ones you've read once and never ...
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