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Walton's popular classic treatise on fishing goes far beyond techniques, as it embraces a life that values serenity and appreciation for creation. Some of the natural history lore is antiquated, but...

Romney Pringle, poor literary agent and avid cyclist, is in truth a conman of the highest caliber. The complete twelve stories are included in this volume. This criminal rogue is a well-deserved...

No one knew who the girl was; she was just a lovely, tragic, haunted face briefly glimpsed in a newsreel of a gala movie premi?re. But because of the time and the place, Bynum Fels, assistant...

The Curse of the Lion (1922) includes twelve loosely connected Club Stories of vengeance, murder, and the supernatural from Darkest Africa. Ghosts, curses, and lost races mix with slave-traders,...

In the first place, there was the Dangerfield Talisman, an ancient golden armlet set with diamonds and valued at fifty thousand pounds-an unguarded treasure which, although stolen more than once,...

An odd, pulsating trail of murders and sudden deaths takes place with fiendish cunning and regularity, right under the nose of Inspector Fisk of the Homicide Bureau. Sidney Traherne, the Inspector's...

At least five people wished Gavin Dordress, the playwright, dead the night of his ill-starred party. It was that night Gail Garrett and Bea Townley quarreled openly for the leading role in his new...

Caroline Louise Ransom Williams (1872-1952) was the first woman to obtain a degree through the first American Egyptology program, at the University of Chicago. She then became the first woman to...

I had dark forebodings. I had evil premonitions. Naturally, Adam Oakman being the high type of man he was, and his visitors being his relatives, mannerly and well educated, I didn't predict anything...

With as swift and tricky a plot as ever intrigued the brain of a mystery lover, this mystery novel is at once a challenge and an adventure for the reader. Its scene is a Nevada ranch, yet it is not a...

Five of Edgar Allan Poe's classic short tales of crime and mystery are collected: The Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Mystery of Marie Rog?t, The Purloined Letter, The Gold-Bug, and Thou Art the Man...

Robert Grant Haliburton spent his last years proposing the existence of a distinctive tribal group of small stature within the Atlas Mountains and vicinity. He collected local stories and eyewitness...

Arthur Machen's occult investigator, Dyson, features in three short stories and the longer narrative, The Three Impostors. Dyson is not a professional detective, but has a keen interest in mysterious...

At the beginning of the 20th century, scientists and laymen alike appear to have been peculiarly confident that the world had been thoroughly explored and most of its creatures named and documented...

The Eye in the MuseumAuthor: J. J. ConningtonPublisher: Coachwhip PublicationsPublication Date: Jun 28, 2016Number of Pages: 236 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: 1616463384ISBN-13:...

George MacDonald's classic fantasies, fairy tales, and supernatural stories are collected in three volumes. This volume includes The Portent, At the Back of the North Wind, The Flight of the Shadow,...

George MacDonald's classic fantasies, fairy tales, and supernatural stories are collected in three volumes. This volume includes Phantastes, The Carasoyn, The Wise Woman, and Lilith.Author: George...

George MacDonald's classic fantasies, fairy tales, and supernatural stories are collected in three volumes. This volume includes The Princess and the Goblin, The Princess and Curdie, The Light...

The Fighting Tanks Since 1916 offers a detailed look at military tanks used during the latter half of World War 1 and post-war production and design of armored vehicles. This is a facsimile reprint...

Fish-tailed creatures and deities are found in the art of several ancient cultures: bronzes, carvings, coins, mosaics, and more. Katharine Shepard's 1940 thesis explores the scope, history, and...

Diamond Jim Brady, O. Henry, Lillian Russell, George Cohan, John Kendrick Bangs, and many other actors, authors, artists, and millionaires trod New York City's Great White Way in search of...

Charles Loring Jackson (1847-1935) brought organic chemistry to America, but his scientific intellect was matched by an avid interest in theater and literature. At almost 80 years of age, he...

Published in 1910, The Golden Centipede was one of Louise Gerard's earliest novels, a romantic adventure set in West Africa, containing elements of both "lost race" and cryptozoological fiction...

John Hardy has come home to West Fork after a decade's absence, planning retribution for the death of his father. Hardy has barely crossed the town line when he is thrust into action, caught up in...

Comic artist Erwin L. Hess (1913-1999) featured nostalgic memories in his popular newspaper comic panel The Good Old Days. His detailed art combined with easily-recognized themes from American family...

Sir Frank E. Adcock produced an interesting and readable account of the Greek and Macedonian art of war. Strategy and battle tactics of ground troops are discussed, along with specifics on naval...

Western artist Lea McCarty's art shines in The Gunfighters, as he illustrates biographical sketches of twenty gun-slinging characters from the Old West with full-color portraits that capture each one...

David Hain offers insight into the hearts of those struggling with addictions of every sort. Families and friends will gain a clear Biblical direction for helping to restore an addict to a stable...

The Heroic Milton collects John Milton's three epic poems, Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and the poem-play Samson Agonistes. Also included are the illustrations for Paradise Lost by Gustave Dor?...

Vintage candy making for nostalgic treats (The Holiday Candy Book was first published in 1952): Here is a book that will bring back the nostal-gic days of our extreme youth when we chose our penny...