Gulliver's Travels

A voyage for adventure becomes a mirror held up to humanity.

Gulliver's Travels (1726), by Jonathan Swift, is one of the greatest works of satire and imaginative literature ever written.

The novel follows Lemuel Gulliver, a ship's surgeon whose journeys carry him to extraordinary lands—Lilliput, where tiny people wage petty wars; Brobdingnag, where giants expose human frailty; Laputa, an island of impractical scientists; and the land of the Houyhnhnms, rational horses who reveal the dark side of mankind.

Part thrilling adventure, part biting social critique, Swift's masterpiece skewers politics, pride, and the follies of civilization. At once playful and profound, it invites readers to laugh, reflect, and question the world around them.

For nearly three centuries, Gulliver's Travels has enchanted children with its fantastical voyages and challenged adults with its sharp satire—making it one of the most widely read and enduring classics in English literature.

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