The most important works of literature

This learning plan provides a comprehensive journey through the essential works that shaped Western literature, offering both historical context and deep textual analysis. It's ideal for serious readers seeking cultural literacy, students preparing for advanced literary study, educators building curriculum knowledge, or anyone wanting to understand the books that continue to influence modern storytelling and thought. By progressing chronologically through literary history, learners gain both breadth of knowledge and the critical tools to engage meaningfully with humanity's most celebrated narratives.

Littérature

This comprehensive literature program is designed for anyone seeking to deepen their appreciation and understanding of written works, from classic to contemporary. Whether you're a student, aspiring writer, book club enthusiast, or lifelong learner, this plan will transform you from a passive reader into an active literary critic who can engage meaningfully with texts across all genres and periods.

Ancient Greek

This learning plan provides essential knowledge for anyone seeking to understand the foundations of Western civilization, literature, and philosophy. It's ideal for students of classics, philosophy, literature, or history, as well as curious learners who want to engage with the original texts and ideas that have shaped over two millennia of intellectual tradition. Whether you're preparing for advanced study in the humanities or simply want to understand the classical roots of modern thought, this journey through Ancient Greek culture offers transformative insights into timeless questions about human nature, society, and excellence.

reading novels

This learning plan transforms casual reading into an enriching intellectual practice by teaching you how to engage deeply with novels beyond surface-level comprehension. It's ideal for readers who want to appreciate literature more fully, aspiring writers seeking to understand narrative craft, students preparing for literary studies, or anyone looking to make their reading experience more meaningful and rewarding.

Read a lot of books,especially fiction

This learning plan is designed for readers who love fiction but want to move beyond passive consumption to truly understand and appreciate what makes great literature powerful. It's perfect for book lovers who feel they don't read as much as they'd like, as well as those who want to deepen their analytical skills and build a more comprehensive literary foundation. Whether you're rekindling a reading habit or taking your existing practice to the next level, this plan combines practical habit-building with sophisticated literary analysis.

Learn Greek for reading.

Ancient Greek is the language of foundational Western literature, philosophy, and thought, giving readers unmediated access to works that shaped civilization. This learning plan is ideal for classicists, philosophy students, theologians, and anyone seeking to engage with Homer, Plato, Aristotle, and other ancient authors in their original form. Reading Greek directly reveals nuances, wordplay, and meanings that translations inevitably lose.

Read the great authors

This learning plan equips you with the tools and knowledge to engage meaningfully with the world's greatest literature. Perfect for readers who want to move beyond surface-level reading to truly understand the masterworks that have shaped culture, thought, and storytelling across centuries. Whether you're starting your journey with the classics or deepening an existing practice, this structured approach builds both skills and a lasting reading habit.

Know the best literary works

This learning plan provides a comprehensive foundation in world literature, equipping you to understand and appreciate the masterpieces that have shaped human culture and thought. It's ideal for aspiring writers, educators, students, or lifelong learners who want to engage meaningfully with great books and develop sophisticated critical thinking skills through literature.