I would like to read two novels by P. Shelley on line. They are "Zastrozzi", and "St. Irvyne".

Question

Also called, "St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucians". It used to be at blackmask.com but that site is dead now. Help? : )

Nope, not there, sorry. But that second site is new to me. I live at Gutenberg... Thanks, though.

Answer 1

LOL. I've *seen* "Zastrozzi" performed at my university theater. Such a funny and even at times absurdist play. I thought it was quite superb.

Here you can buy a PDF file of "Zastrozzi" for $2.69 (not bad): http://www.ebookmall.com/ebook/163785-ebook.htm .

I can't find the full texts of either of these online for free, so I suggest you check the public library or any local university libraries. Here you can search on WorldCat, which searches for books at basically every library in the world: http://www.worldcat.org/ .

Answer 2

Have you tried check Project Guttenberg and World Wide School? Considering when Percy Shelley died, these works should be in the public domain, so they might have them for you. I know Project Guttenberg listes several volumes of Shelley's complete works.