Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Alexander Pope

This collection gathers the breadth of a celebrated 18th‑century poet’s output, from his witty essays on humanity and criticism to the spirited letters that reveal his personal voice. Listeners will find his celebrated mock‑epic about a stolen lock, lively verse that satirises society, and thoughtful prose that still feels remarkably fresh.

The volume also includes his famed translations of the ancient epics, offering a lively retelling of Ulysses’s long voyage home and the fierce rivalry that drives the war‑torn world of Achilles and the Greeks. Accompanying notes help illuminate the classical references, while illustrations once printed alongside the texts hint at the vibrant visual world that originally surrounded these works. Together, the pieces create a rich listening experience that showcases the poet’s mastery of rhythm, satire, and narrative, inviting both newcomers and seasoned fans to explore his lasting influence on English literature.