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Anne McCaffrey

Nimisha's Ship

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Mary Baker G. Eddy

Unity of Good and Other Writings

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Herbert W. Schneider

Sources of Contemporary Philosophical Realism in America

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Richard Adams

Watership Down

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John Steinbeck

Travels with Charley

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Carl Sagan

The Dragons of Eden

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E.M. Forster

Howards End (Penguin Classics)

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Robert Graves

I, Claudius

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View From Another Shore: European Science Fiction is an exceptional anthology that brings together some of the most imaginative and thought-provoking science fiction stories from Europe. Featuring works by notable authors such as Stanislaw Lem, Gerard Klein, J.P. Andrevon, Svend Age Madsen, Herbert W. Franke, and more, this collection explores a wide range of speculative themes, from dystopian futures to surreal explorations of the human condition. Key stories include Lem's "In Hot Pursuit of Happiness", Klein's "The Valley of Echoes", Andrevon's "Observation of Quadragnes", and Madsen's "The Good Ring"—each showcasing a distinct, yet compelling, vision of the future. Rottensteiner’s introduction provides invaluable insight into the development of European science fiction and its unique contributions to the genre. A must-read for anyone interested in the diverse voices shaping speculative fiction across the globe. — Quick view Add to Cart

Franz Rottensteiner

View from Another Shore: European Science Fiction

$13.00

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Victor Hugo

Les Misérables (Ballantine Books Abridged Edition)

$8.00

The Ancient World: Selected Readings from Mankind Magazine is a curated collection of thought-provoking essays, selected from Mankind Magazine and compiled by Raymond Friday Locke. This volume explores key figures, moments, and ideas from the ancient world, offering both historical depth and engaging narrative. Featuring notable readings such as Marvin Berry’s exploration of "The Age of Solomon", Rick Kemmer’s analysis of "The Rise of Alcibiades and the Fall of the Athenian Empire", and Paul L. Maier’s "Pontius Pilate: The Judge Who Changed History", Locke’s anthology invites readers to reconsider ancient history through a variety of lenses—from political intrigue to monumental architectural achievements. With contributions from esteemed scholars such as Richard J. Hunter, this collection serves as both an accessible introduction to classical antiquity and a rich resource for deeper academic exploration.

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Raymond Friday Locke

The Ancient World

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Thomas Hardy’s Return of the Native is a powerful exploration of love, fate, and the harsh forces of nature in the rural English landscape. Set on the misty heathland of Egdon Heath, the novel follows the lives of Clym Yeobright, a native of the area who returns home with hopes of making a meaningful life, and his relationships with the passionate Eustacia Vye, who longs to escape her bleak surroundings, and other villagers whose lives become entangled in a web of complex emotions and tragic circumstances. Through vivid characterizations and Hardy’s masterful depiction of the unforgiving natural environment, Return of the Native explores themes of social constraint, desire, and the inescapable weight of destiny. This edition includes an insightful afterword by Horace Gregory, which offers a critical perspective on Hardy’s exploration of human nature and rural life.

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Thomas Hardy

The Return of the Native

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In Man's Search for Himself, existential psychologist Rollo May explores the profound inner conflict that arises from modern man's quest for identity and meaning in an increasingly alienated world. Drawing on both his psychological expertise and philosophical insight, May critically explores the psychological struggles of individuals as they grapple with freedom, anxiety, and the search for purpose. The book emphasizes the importance of embracing the full spectrum of human experience—joy and pain alike—in order to find personal authenticity and a deeper sense of fulfillment. Through May's thoughtful analysis, readers are challenged to confront their own inner dilemmas and seek personal growth amid life’s complexities.

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Rollo May

Man's Search for Himself

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The Last of the Mohicans is an iconic tale of adventure set during the tumultuous years of the French and Indian War in North America. The novel follows the daring exploits of Hawkeye, a frontiersman, and his companions—Uncas, the last of the Mohicans, and his father Chingachgook—who join forces with a group of British settlers to navigate the treacherous wilderness and evade the dangers of enemy forces. As the characters grapple with loyalty, survival, and cultural clash, Cooper explores themes of honor, civilization, and the fate of Native American tribes. This edition includes an insightful afterword by James Franklin Beard, which offers a fresh perspective on the novel’s historical context and lasting cultural impact. — Quick view Add to Cart

James Cooper

The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757

$8.00

Henry David Thoreau’s Walden & Civil Disobedience presents a profound meditation on simplicity, self-reliance, and social responsibility. In "Walden", Thoreau chronicles his two-year experiment living in a cabin by Walden Pond, urging readers to reconnect with nature, live deliberately, and seek deeper meaning beyond materialism. In "Civil Disobedience", he passionately defends the individual's duty to resist immoral government actions, making a timeless argument for peaceful protest. This Penguin Classics edition, with a thought-provoking introduction by Kristen Case, invites readers into Thoreau’s radical vision of personal freedom, social justice, and the transformative power of nature. — Quick view Add to Cart

Henry D. Thoreau

Walden and Civil Disobedience (Penguin Classics)

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$10.00

Death Be Not Proud is a deeply moving and beautifully written memoir about the author’s son, Johnny Gunther, and his courageous battle with brain cancer. In this powerful account, Gunther explores not only the profound grief of losing a child but also the dignity and resilience that his son displayed in the face of illness. The book’s title, taken from John Donne’s famous poem, reflects Johnny’s indomitable spirit as he defies the finality of death, offering readers a poignant meditation on life, love, and the inescapable nature of loss. With raw emotion and clarity, Gunther’s narrative transcends personal tragedy, capturing universal themes of human strength and vulnerability. This heart-wrenching yet uplifting memoir will resonate with anyone who has faced grief or the fragility of life. — Quick view Add to Cart

John Gunther

Death Be Not Proud: A Memoir

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The Death of Ivan Ilyich is a profound exploration of mortality and the human condition. This Vintage Classics edition, translated by the acclaimed duo Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky, with an introduction by Pevear, brings fresh life to Tolstoy's narrative. The novella explores the life of Ivan Ilyich, a high-ranking judge in 19th-century Russia, whose terminal illness forces him to confront the existential realities of his existence, leading to a poignant reflection on the nature of life and death. — Quick view Add to Cart

Leo Tolstoy

The Death of Ivan Ilyich

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$7.00

Introducing New Testament Theology by Archibald M. Hunter offers readers an insightful and accessible exploration of the foundational themes, concepts, and messages within the New Testament. Written for both scholars and lay readers, Hunter guides readers through the core theological messages of the New Testament books, bringing clarity to complex topics such as salvation, the kingdom of God, and the life of Jesus Christ. This timeless work is a perfect introduction for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian theology through a biblical lens. With its balanced scholarship and engaging style, it remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the New Testament’s rich theological landscape. — Quick view Add to Cart

Archibald M. Hunter

Introducing New Testament Theology

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Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason, translated by F. Max Müller, is one of the most influential works in the history of philosophy, challenging the very foundations of human knowledge. In this unabridged edition, Kant meticulously explores the limits and scope of human perception, asking how we can truly know anything about the world beyond our immediate experiences. With groundbreaking insights into the nature of space, time, and causality, Kant establishes the groundwork for modern philosophy, proposing that while we can never know things "in themselves," our understanding is shaped by the structures of the mind. This edition, with its rigorous and faithful translation by Müller, offers a clear path through Kant’s dense, profound ideas, making this a must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of Western thought. — Quick view Add to Cart

Immanuel Kant

Critique of Pure Reason

$11.00

The Celestial Railroad and Other Stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne offers a captivating collection of tales that delve into the darker aspects of human nature and society. The title story, "The Celestial Railroad," is a sharp satirical reimagining of John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim's Progress, critiquing the moral compromises of modern life. In "The Birthmark," one of Hawthorne’s most famous works, a scientist’s obsessive quest to remove a small imperfection from his wife’s skin leads to tragic consequences, exploring themes of perfection, obsession, and the nature of human mortality. Also featured is "The Minister's Black Veil," which examines the secrecy and isolation caused by a seemingly simple veil worn by a Puritan minister, and "Young Goodman Brown," a chilling tale of temptation, disillusionment, and the loss of innocence.

This edition also includes an insightful afterword by R.P. Blackmur, adding depth and context to Hawthorne's timeless work. — Quick view Add to Cart

Nathaniel Hawthorne

The Celestial Railroad and Other Stories

$12.00