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The First Circle

by Alexander Solzhenitsyn Michael Guybon

A story about human nature and a scrupulously exact description of the period following Stalin's post-war Terror.

The Littles to the Rescue

by John Peterson

The Littles help Aunt Lily, for very young readers.

The Man Who Loved Children

by Christina Stead

A chilling novel of family life, the relations between parents and children, husbands and wives - a classic of 20th century literature.

The Pill Versus The Springhill Mine Disaster

by Richard Brautigan

Selected poems of Brautigan from 1957-1968

The Revolution of Hope: Toward a Humanized Technology

by Erich H. Fromm

An analysis of our technological society and its effects on us; he shows that we still have time to make man the master of the machine rather than its servant - if we understand the crossroads we are facing and have the courage and imagination to shift from the priorities of things and death to the priorities of life and humankind.

The Serpent and the Rope

by Raja Rao

A portrayal of East meeting West through Rama, an Indian, and Madeleine, a French girl, who meet at a French university shortly after World War II.

The Sidelong Glances of a Pigeon Kicker

by David Boyer

The hero of this novel is a 24-year-old underachiever who avoids his well-to-do parents and explores the angst of living a bohemian life in the sixties.

The Singing Stones

by Juanita Coulson

Puzzled, Geoff fingered the small milky rock. A sensation of music overwhelmed him with peace and well-being. When Tahn lifted his hand from the rock, he was enraged.

Understanding Tolkien and The Lord of the Rings

by William Ready

After interviewing Tolkien for hours, the author has produced a readable, understandable introduction to Tolkien and his epic trilogy.

21 Great Stories

by Abraham H. Lass Norma L. Tasman

Short stories by Pirandello, Hurlbut, Bradbury, Saki, Lord Dunsany, Steele, Clark, Brand, Stockton, Bierce, Poe (2), Bryan, de Maupassant, Conan Doyle, London, Stephenson, Joyce, Thurber, Twain, and Steinbeck.

A Personal Matter

by John Nathan Kenzaburo Oë

A father comes to terms with his abnormal child, by the Nobel Prize winner for Literature.

Angels of Light?

by Hobart E. Freeman

Are modern seers authentic prophets of God? Can involvement in occult games cause spiritual bondage? How can one experience release from Satan Worship? Can I trust my feelings?

Bernard Shaw: A Reassessment

by Colin Wilson

The author devotes much thought to Shaw's formative years, 20-30, and how his novels built up the Shaw persona, and how his success changed him.

Clutch of Constables (Roderick Alleyn #25)

by Ngaio Marsh

"Five Days Out of Time..." ... that was how the ad had described the Zodiac cruise on the "weirdly misted" English river. The passengers were the usual, unusual lot: a couple of unpleasantly hygienic Americans, an aloof Ethiopian doctor, a snooping cleric with a wall-eye, an artist running away from her success ... But they were not all what they seemed. For Inspector Alleyn knew that one of them was the faceless "Jampot"-the ruthless killer who could take on any personality, whose thumb was a deadly weapon. The problem was, which one! Alleyn had five days to trap him, or the other passengers would pay with their lives-and one of those passengers was Alleyn's wife! "WITH DEVILISH CUNNING MISS MARSH HIDES THE IDENTITY OF THE MASTER MISCREANT UNTIL VIRTUALLY THE LAST PAGE!"

Damnation Alley

by Roger Zelazny

To the squares, this was Damnation Alley. To Hell Tanner, it was still a parking lot. As far as he was concerned, the Alley started in the place that was once called Colorado.

Death and the Dancing Footman (Roderick Alleyn #11)

by Ngaio Marsh

It was to be a grand house party thrown by a jaded millionaire, but murder threw a damper on it, so Inspector Roderick Alleyn received a late invitation.

El bandido adolescente

by Ramón J. Sender

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El hombre de los santos

by Jesús Fernández Santos

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Fat City

by Leonard Gardner

A fighter's dressing room in a seedy arena, lovemaking on a river levee, a back-breaking day of farm labor - Gardner lays his people's lives open to the bone.

Hasta no verte Jesús mío

by Elena Poniatowska

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Helen Keller: From Tragedy to Triumph

by Katharine E. Wilkie

Focusing on her childhood years, this biography is about Helen Keller who overcame her handicaps with the help of her teacher Anne Sullivan.

Image of the Beast and Blown

by Philip Jose Farmer

After viewing his partner's mutilation in a home movie, Herald Childe, a horrified private detective pursues leads in the most disgusting case of his career. His investigation plunges him into a nightmare of sexual brutality and supernatural bestiality. Or is it a giant hoax? Or is it just difficult for humans to understand the lifestyles of truly alien beings? Or if you are caught in a war between two groups of supernatural creatures (or is it aliens) can a mere human tell who are the good guys and who are the bad guys (there are good guys and bad guys aren't there)? And what can all this possibly have to do with that movie and the death of Childe's partner?

Is the Bible Really the Word of God?

by Watch Tower Bible Tract Society

Examining who wrote the Bible.

Laxdaela Saga

by Magnus Magnusson Hermann Palsson

Written around 1245 by an unknown author, the Laxdaela Saga is a tale of conflicting kinships and passionate love, a compelling work of Icelandic literature.

Marshal Zhukov's Greatest Battles

by Georgi K. Zhukov Theodore Shabad Harrison E. Salisbury

History of 4 of Zhukov's battles during WWII: The Battle of Moscow, the Battle of Stalingrad, the Battle of Kursk, and the Battle of Berlin

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