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James Cooper

The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757

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Mark Twain

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Signet Classics)

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James Gunn (Editor)

The Road to Science Fiction #2: From Wells to Heinlein

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Charles Dickens

Great Expectations (Barnes & Noble Classics Edition)

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Martin E. Marty (Editor)

New Theology No. 5

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Charles Dickens

A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations: Two Novels

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Eugène Ionesco

The Killer, and Other Plays

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Thomas Nagel

What Does It All Mean?: A Very Short Introduction to Philosophy

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$13.00

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Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis is a compelling and timeless piece of literature, as well as a poignant letter written in 1897 during Wilde’s imprisonment to his former lover, Lord Alfred Douglas. In this deeply personal and reflective work, Wilde grapples with themes of love, betrayal, suffering, and redemption. The letter is a raw and emotional exploration of Wilde’s thoughts on his relationship with Douglas, the consequences of his past choices, and his philosophical musings on the human condition.

In this Modern Library edition, the preface by Richard Ellmann provides valuable historical context to Wilde's life and works, while W.H. Auden’s commentary offers insightful analysis, further enriching the reader’s understanding of this literary masterpiece. — Quick view Add to Cart

Oscar Wilde

De Profundis

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$6.99

In The Mysterious Benedict Society four uniquely gifted children—Reynie Muldoon, Kate Wetherall, Sticky Washington, and Constance Contraire—are recruited by the enigmatic Mr. Benedict to embark on a daring mission. With the world at the brink of a mysterious crisis, the children must infiltrate the L.I.V.E. Institute and uncover the truth behind its strange and ominous experiments. The children’s wits, courage, and teamwork are put to the test as they face puzzles, hidden traps, and mind-bending challenges. Rich with adventure, humor, and heart, this captivating story is brought to life through the stunning illustrations of Carson Ellis, adding depth and visual intrigue to this already captivating tale. — Quick view Add to Cart

Trenton Lee Stewart

The Mysterious Benedict Society, Book 1

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$8.99

Tribesmen of Gor (1976) is the tenth installment in John Norman’s Gorean Saga, a series that blends science fiction with philosophical exploration. In this novel, Tarl Cabot, the saga’s protagonist, embarks on a perilous journey across the desert wastelands of the Tahari. His mission is to thwart an impending invasion that threatens both Gor and Earth. Norman delves into themes of honor, survival, and the clash of civilizations, all set against the backdrop of a richly imagined world. The narrative is noted for its vivid desert lore and the complex motivations of its characters. While the series is known for its provocative themes, Tribesmen of Gor stands out for its engrossing plot and the depth of its world-building.

The cover art for Tribesmen of Gor was created by Italian artist Gino D’achille. D’achille, known for his dynamic and vivid illustrations, contributed to several covers in the Gorean Saga. His work on Tribesmen of Gor is characterized by dramatic compositions and a distinctive 1970s aesthetic, capturing the novel's adventurous spirit. — Quick view Add to Cart

John Norman

Tribesmen of Gor: The Tenth Book of the Saga of Tarl Cabot

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My People the Sioux by Luther Standing Bear is a powerful firsthand account of Sioux life, culture, and history from the perspective of a Lakota leader who bridged two worlds. This poignant memoir details Standing Bear’s traditional upbringing, his forced assimilation into Carlisle Indian Industrial School, and his later advocacy for Native American rights. Edited by E.A. Brininstool and featuring an insightful introduction by Richard N. Ellis, this edition preserves Standing Bear’s eloquent narrative while contextualizing its historical significance. A vital work of Indigenous autobiography, it offers an unflinching look at resilience, identity, and the impact of colonization. — Quick view Add to Cart

Luther Standing Bear

My People the Sioux

$18.00

Remembered Death is a compelling mystery novel by Agatha Christie, featuring the final appearance of Colonel Race, a recurring character in her works. The story revolves around the mysterious death of Rosemary Barton, who dies from cyanide poisoning at her own birthday party. Initially ruled a suicide, her husband George receives an anonymous letter suggesting otherwise. Determined to uncover the truth, George invites the same guests to a re-enactment of the dinner party, which leads to another shocking death. Colonel Race is called upon to investigate, unraveling a complex web of motives and secrets among the guests.

This edition’s striking cover painting is by Charles Binger, renowned for his evocative and atmospheric artwork that perfectly captures the tension and intrigue of Christie’s mysteries. — Quick view Add to Cart

Agatha Christie

Remembered Death

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Step into the thrilling and morally complex world of Counter-Earth with Outlaw of Gor, the gripping second volume in John Norman’s cult classic Gor series. This 1981 Ballantine Books mass-market paperback edition invites readers to explore a savage yet fascinating realm where ancient codes clash with raw human passion. Follow the anti-hero’s journey through political intrigue, epic battles, and philosophical dilemmas in a richly imagined universe that challenges ideas about power, freedom, and society.

John Norman, a philosophy professor and master storyteller, crafts a narrative that is as thought-provoking as it is action-packed, drawing readers into a saga that has captivated fans of speculative fiction and sword-and-planet adventure for decades.

Whether you’re a longtime Gor enthusiast or discovering this provocative world for the first time, Outlaw of Gor offers an unforgettable blend of adventure, drama, and intellectual depth that keeps you turning the pages. — Quick view Add to Cart

John Norman

Outlaw of Gor: The Chronicles of Counter-Earth, Volume 2

$15.00

A forgotten past. A haunting truth. A Gothic romance steeped in shadows.
Set in the tradition of mid-century gothic paperbacks, Along a Dark Path by Velda Johnston invites readers into a world of crumbling estates, secrets buried in ivy, and a heroine pursued by memories she cannot name. First printed in 1967 by Dell Publishing, this vintage mass market paperback is a prime example of the paperback gothic boom—where romance and terror walk hand in hand.

This first printing features classic tagline suspense (“She was tormented by the blackness of a past she could not remember...”) and stunning period cover art by pulp illustrator Bob Schinella, whose evocative imagery helped define the gothic paperback aesthetic of the era.

A gripping psychological thriller, Along a Dark Path traces one woman’s descent into a maze of deception, danger, and dread, where every shadow hides a secret and paranoia feels like prophecy. For fans of Barbara Michaels, Phyllis Whitney, or the fog-draped corridors of Dark Shadows, this is more than a novel—it’s a collectible artifact from the golden age of paperback suspense. — Quick view Add to Cart

Velda Johnston

Along a Dark Path

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A rich and philosophical novel by Booker Prize-winning author Iris Murdoch, The Book and the Brotherhood explores themes of politics, love, betrayal, and the struggle between idealism and reality. Set in 1980s Oxford, the story follows a group of former university friends—once youthful radicals—who reconvene at a college ball and must confront the choices and compromises that have shaped their adult lives. At the center is David Crimond, a charismatic and unsettling figure whose presence reignites long-suppressed tensions and moral reckoning.

This is the first Penguin Books trade paperback edition (first printing), published in 1989. It features cover illustration by Fred Marcellino, known for his distinctive, artful covers that capture the tone and complexity of literary fiction. — Quick view Add to Cart

Iris Murdoch

The Book and the Brotherhood

$15.00

The Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke is a definitive bilingual edition that offers readers a profound journey into the soul of one of the 20th century's most revered poets. This collection presents Rilke's masterpieces, including the "Sonnets to Orpheus" and the "Duino Elegies," alongside his lyrical and philosophical poems, all rendered with Stephen Mitchell's acclaimed sensitivity and clarity in translation. The facing-page German-English format allows readers to experience Rilke's original language while appreciating Mitchell's poetic English renderings. Robert Hass's insightful introduction provides context and depth, enhancing the reader's understanding of Rilke's work. Praised by the Chicago Tribune as "perhaps the most beautiful group of poetic translations this century has ever produced," this edition is a treasure for both new readers and longtime admirers of Rilke's poetry. — Quick view Add to Cart

Rainer Maria Rilke

The Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke

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In The Case for God, Karen Armstrong offers a sweeping historical exploration of humanity's evolving understanding of the divine. From the Paleolithic era through to the present day, Armstrong traces how religious practices—rather than abstract beliefs—have been central to the human quest for the transcendent. She critiques the modern tendency to reduce God to a scientific hypothesis, advocating instead for an "apophatic" approach that embraces silence, mystery, and humility. Armstrong's work challenges readers to reconsider the role of disciplined spiritual practice in cultivating a deeper connection with the divine. — Quick view Add to Cart

Karen Armstrong

The Case for God

MSRP: $16.95

$11.00

Dive into the foundational text of psychoanalysis with Sigmund Freud’s The Interpretation of Dreams, a groundbreaking exploration of the unconscious mind and the hidden meanings behind our dreams. This Barnes & Noble Classics edition offers a comprehensive introduction and notes by Daniel T. O’Hara and Gina Masucci MacKenzie, providing insightful context and analysis. Translated by A.A. Brill, the first psychoanalyst to practice in the United States and a pivotal figure in introducing Freud’s work to the English-speaking world, this edition ensures that Freud’s seminal ideas are accessible to modern readers. — Quick view Add to Cart

Sigmund Freud

The Interpretation of Dreams

$8.00

Plato's The Republic is a foundational work of Western philosophy that explores the nature of justice, the ideal structure of society, and the role of the philosopher in public life. Through rich, dialogic exchanges—most notably between Socrates and his interlocutors—Plato constructs a vision of a just city-state governed by wisdom, courage, and reason. This edition features the complete and unabridged translation by Benjamin Jowett, renowned for its clarity and scholarly precision, making it an essential volume for students, thinkers, and lovers of classical literature. — Quick view Add to Cart

Plato

The Republic (Vintage Books Edition)

$11.00