George Meredith

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George Meredith

1828–1909

Known for sparkling wit, sharp psychological insight, and some of the most distinctive prose of the Victorian age, this English novelist and poet wrote books that reward slow, thoughtful reading. His best-known works include The Egoist and the sonnet sequence Modern Love.

112 Audiobooks

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 2

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 2

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 4

Vittoria — Volume 4

by George Meredith

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 5

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 5

by George Meredith

Celt and Saxon — Volume 1

Celt and Saxon — Volume 1

by George Meredith

Rhoda Fleming — Complete

Rhoda Fleming — Complete

by George Meredith

Sandra Belloni — Volume 7

Sandra Belloni — Volume 7

by George Meredith

Miscellaneous Prose

Miscellaneous Prose

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 1

Vittoria — Volume 1

by George Meredith

Poems — Volume 1

Poems — Volume 1

by George Meredith

Poems — Volume 3

Poems — Volume 3

by George Meredith

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 4

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 4

by George Meredith

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 3

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 3

by George Meredith

Evan Harrington — Volume 5

Evan Harrington — Volume 5

by George Meredith

Sandra Belloni — Volume 3

Sandra Belloni — Volume 3

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 8

Vittoria — Volume 8

by George Meredith

Celt and Saxon — Complete

Celt and Saxon — Complete

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Complete

Vittoria — Complete

by George Meredith

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 1

Rhoda Fleming — Volume 1

by George Meredith

Evan Harrington — Complete

Evan Harrington — Complete

by George Meredith

Poems — Volume 2

Poems — Volume 2

by George Meredith

Evan Harrington — Volume 2

Evan Harrington — Volume 2

by George Meredith

Sandra Belloni — Volume 5

Sandra Belloni — Volume 5

by George Meredith

Sandra Belloni — Volume 1

Sandra Belloni — Volume 1

by George Meredith

Evan Harrington — Volume 6

Evan Harrington — Volume 6

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 2

Vittoria — Volume 2

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 6

Vittoria — Volume 6

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 5

Vittoria — Volume 5

by George Meredith

The Sentimentalists

The Sentimentalists

by George Meredith

Evan Harrington — Volume 7

Evan Harrington — Volume 7

by George Meredith

Sandra Belloni — Volume 2

Sandra Belloni — Volume 2

by George Meredith

Sandra Belloni — Volume 6

Sandra Belloni — Volume 6

by George Meredith

Celt and Saxon — Volume 2

Celt and Saxon — Volume 2

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 7

Vittoria — Volume 7

by George Meredith

Evan Harrington — Volume 3

Evan Harrington — Volume 3

by George Meredith

Vittoria — Volume 3

Vittoria — Volume 3

by George Meredith

About the author

Born in Portsmouth on February 12, 1828, and educated for a time in Germany, George Meredith built his career as both a novelist and a poet. He first turned to poetry, but over time became especially admired for fiction that mixed comedy, social observation, and close attention to character.

His novels are famous for their brilliant dialogue, epigrammatic style, and interest in the inner lives of men and women. Among the works most often associated with him are The Ordeal of Richard Feverel, The Egoist, and Diana of the Crossways, while Modern Love remains one of his most noted poetic achievements.

By the end of the 19th century, Meredith was widely respected as a major literary figure, and he later received the Order of Merit. He died at Box Hill, Surrey, on May 18, 1909, leaving behind a body of work that helped push the English novel toward greater psychological depth and modern complexity.