/lit/ - Literature

Anyone here have a really cool old style binded book? I just settle for the Barnes and Noble Leatherbound Classics collection. I currently have a collection of Poe stories, Crime and Punishment, Wicked, Divine Comedy, Dracula, Frankenstein, and Picture of Dorian Grey from the leatherbound classics collection.

Anyone else got some really nice, leatherbound new or really old novels that are awesome?

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> Pic related, some of the books from the Leatherbound Classics collection so you get an idea of the binding and everything I am talking about.

What's /lit/'s opinion on the Barnes & Noble leatherbound classics?

On a side note, which translation is Monte Cristo?

Alright so I haven't been reading much as a should so I want to try bunch of the classics. I was thinking of going for BnN's collection books. I only have 20 bucks to spend so I can only choose one.
Right now it's been a depressing time and I want to get mind off of things so I want a book that I can suck myself in instantly and zone out a bit from the real world for a little while. I like a lot of build up and suspense in books while still have some emotion and making you thinking a lot afterward. I just need to numb myself a bit and keep my brain busy

I was curious of Lovercraft, Sherlock, and Poe. But I'm not sure, you guys know what might be the best

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/Barnes-Noble-Leatherbound-Classics?store=ALLPRODUCTS&keyword=Bar
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Honest to God, /lit/ when I saw these I nearly jizzed my pants.