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$2.99The Murdered Schoolgirl: A Classic Crime Novel John Russell Fearn
Maria Black, Head of Roseway College for Young Ladies during World War II, and a textbook solver of crimes, finds herself faced with a problem after her own heart when the strange, haughty Frances Hasleigh, daughter … More
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Conquest of Noomas Charles Nuetzel et al.
In the third book of this epic science-fantasy series, Torlo Hannis leads a series of missions against the tyranny of Kamina. When he’s captured and forced to entertain savage Mutis in their cruel killing arenas,… More
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The Amulet A.R. Morlan
In the small town of Ewerton, Wisconsin, the murders just keep piling up, and Anna suspects that her warped grandmother is somehow to blame. Only she can find a solution–if the horror doesn’t get her first!… More
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Echoes of the Goddess Darrell Schweitzer
“[This] novel has immense power in its climax,” said The Encyclopedia of Fantasy about Darrell Schweitzer’s 1982 novel, THE SHATTERED GODDESS. Now, at last, here’s the companion volume… More
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The Genial Dinosaur John Russell Fearn
Clifford Brooks and his wife Joan believe that ‘Herbert,’ the frisky dinosaur who’d saved their lives in A THING OF THE PAST, has been lost forever in the Earth’s underworld. But to their amazement,… More
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Of Fred Rattle and Underwater Skylabs W. C. Bamberger
From Fret Rattle to Underwater Skylabs collects seventeen of W. C. Bamberger’s essays on music and musicians. The emphasis here is on the underappreciated and overlooked. Subjects range from acoustic blues… More
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Ewerton Death Trip A.R. Morlan
The cursed village of Ewerton, Wisconsin is one of the great “bad places” in weird literature: a town that’s just thoroughly bad to the bone–evil and dark and full of human suffering. And now… More
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The Man Who Lost Himself André Beaunier et al.
THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF tells the story of Michel Bedée, a brilliant scientist whose work on the new element that he’s discovered–sirium–has alienated him from his mother, his sister, and his wife.… More
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Of Fret Rattle and Underwater Skylabs W. C. Bamberger
From Fret Rattle to Underwater Skylabs collects seventeen of W. C. Bamberger’s essays on music and musicians. The emphasis here is on the underappreciated and overlooked. Subjects range from acoustic blues… More
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A Case for Brutus Lloyd John Russell Fearn
Dr. Brutus Lloyd is no more than four feet ten inches tall, an amazingly gnome-like man. He’s not a dwarf, simply vest-pocket size. His head has a brow like a baby cliff, capped by a tuft of jet-black hair that curled… More
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On Union with God (with Notes, Preface, and New Introduction) Albertus Magnus et al.
Surely the most deeply-rooted need of the human soul, its purest aspiration, is for the closest possible union with God. As one turns over the pages of this little work, written by Blessed Albert the Great towards the … More
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$4.99The Illustrated Ray Bradbury James Arthur Anderson
Ray Bradbury was one of the first science fiction writers to achieve both popular success and critical acclaim. His books have not only sold millions of copies, but have been accepted as serious literature in an age when… More
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Champavert Petrus Borel the Lycanthrope et al.
Champavert was the archetypal collection of the French “contes cruels,” and the book still remains among the cruellest of them all. It is also one of the greatest collections of short stories ever published;… More
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Milton’s Century Michael R. Collings
No artist creates his works in a vacuum. Beyond the conscious influence of books read, artwork seen, minds probed (through conversation or exchange of letters), writers are in no small part products of everything that… More
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The Venemous Serpent Brian Ball
The commemorative brass plate in the abandoned Derbyshire village church showed Sir Humphrey and Lady Sybil de Latours standing together. At the side of the man is a lion, and beside Sybil a fanged dog.
Strangely, the… More
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Human Spirit, Beetle Spirit John Gregory Betancourt et al.
Revival on the banks of the River was not limited to white Anglo Saxons. This tale reinterprets the Riverworld resurrection through the eyes of a tribe of primitive people, whose beliefs and superstitions blend marvelously… More
