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James Tiptree, Jr.

The Starry Rift

$7.00
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C.S. Forester

Commodore Hornblower

$55.00
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John Norman

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

$15.00
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Leonard F. Dean

Nine Great Plays from Aeschylus to Eliot

$15.00
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O. Jessie Lace

Understanding the Old Testament

$15.00
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Charles Dickens

Great Expectations (Barnes & Noble Classics Edition)

$15.00
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Charles W. Eliot (Editor)

Harvard Classics, Volume 41: English Poetry In Three Volumes, Volume II: Collins to Fitzgerald

$30.00
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Jules Verne

Journey to the Center of the Earth (Barnes & Noble Classics)

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A. Merritt’s The Face in the Abyss is a captivating blend of fantasy and adventure that plunges readers into a lost world filled with ancient mysteries, supernatural forces, and epic quests. When the protagonist stumbles upon a hidden realm beneath the surface of the earth, he encounters strange civilizations and dark powers that challenge his courage and sanity. Richly atmospheric and brimming with imagination, this classic tale showcases Merritt’s masterful storytelling and pioneering contributions to early fantasy literature.

The evocative cover art for this edition was created by renowned fantasy artist Rodney Matthews, known for his vivid, surreal landscapes that perfectly captures the novel’s haunting and otherworldly mood. — Quick view Add to Cart

A. Merritt

The Face in the Abyss

$10.00

In Find This Woman, private investigator Shell Scott is hired to locate a missing woman, but the case quickly spirals into a labyrinth of danger and deception. What begins as a straightforward assignment leads Scott into the heart of Las Vegas during the chaotic Helldorado Week, where he encounters a series of mysterious women claiming to be the same person. As the bodies pile up and the stakes escalate, Scott must navigate a maze of intrigue and peril to uncover the truth. This fast-paced noir thriller combines sharp wit with suspense, offering readers a thrilling ride through the underbelly of 1950s America. — Quick view Add to Cart

Richard S. Prather

Find This Woman

$10.00

A comic masterpiece of 18th-century literature, Joseph Andrews follows the virtuous footman Joseph and his companion Parson Adams through a series of hilarious, satirical, and often absurd adventures. Written as a parody of Richardson’s Pamela, Fielding’s novel mocks moral pretensions while celebrating honesty, humor, and resilience. Rich in character and insight, it remains a foundational work in the development of the English novel. This Modern Library College edition includes a scholarly and accessible introduction by noted historian and literary critic Howard Mumford Jones. — Quick view Add to Cart

Henry Fielding

The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews

$12.00

Animal Farm by George Orwell is a powerful political allegory in the form of a seemingly simple farmyard tale. When the animals of Manor Farm overthrow their human owner, they establish a society built on equality. But under the leadership of the cunning pig Napoleon, the revolution devolves into a brutal dictatorship, revealing how power corrupts and how ideals can be betrayed. Orwell’s satire exposes the perils of totalitarianism and propaganda through deceptively straightforward prose and unforgettable symbolism. — Quick view Add to Cart

George Orwell

Animal Farm (Classics Library Edition)

$8.00

Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking is a deeply personal and poignant memoir chronicling the year following the sudden death of her husband, John Gregory Dunne. Through exquisite prose and emotional clarity, Didion explores grief, memory, and the fragile nature of life itself. This bestselling work is both an intimate portrait of loss and a meditation on resilience, revealing the surreal experience of mourning while clinging to hope. Praised for its honesty and literary grace, it remains a modern classic in memoir and narrative nonfiction. — Quick view Add to Cart

Joan Didion

The Year of Magical Thinking

MSRP: $23.95

$15.00

The Starry Rift is a stellar collection of visionary science fiction stories by James Tiptree, Jr. — the pseudonym of Alice B. Sheldon, one of the most celebrated and enigmatic voices in speculative fiction. Written with bold imagination and psychological insight, these linked stories chart the complexities of human experience across vast stretches of space and time. With characters caught between technological progress and existential yearning, Tiptree probes the outer edges of identity, isolation, and connection. This collection solidifies her place among the most original and thought-provoking sci-fi writers of the 20th century. — Quick view Add to Cart

James Tiptree, Jr.

The Starry Rift

$7.00

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S. Kuhn revolutionizes our understanding of scientific progress: instead of a steady accumulation of knowledge, Kuhn argues that science moves through phases of “normal science” punctuated by disruptive paradigm‑shifting revolutions, triggered by anomalies that existing frameworks can’t explain. From Copernicus’s heliocentric shift to modern breakthroughs, Kuhn shows how one worldview is replaced by another—challenging what qualifies as truth and progress. This groundbreaking work brings clarity and depth to a text widely regarded as one of the most influential books in the history of ideas. — Quick view Add to Cart

Thomas S. Kuhn

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Discourse on Political Economy and The Social Contract, translated and annotated by Christopher Betts, offers a powerful exploration of sovereignty, civic duty, and economic governance. First, Rousseau addresses the balance between individual interests and societal welfare in his Discourse on Political Economy. He then presents his seminal arguments in The Social Contract, including the foundational concept of the “general will” and the idea that legitimate authority arises only when individuals freely submit to collective rules. Betts’s clear translation, insightful introduction, and scholarly notes make this Oxford World’s Classics volume both accessible and thought‑provoking for students, philosophy enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the roots of democratic thought. — Quick view Add to Cart

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Discourse on Political Economy and The Social Contract

$8.00

This anthology distills the defining passages of four seminal Greek historians—Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon, and Polybius—providing readers with essential insights into the origins of historical writing. Curated and introduced by renowned classicist M.I. Finley, the volume presents a cohesive blend of storytelling and analysis, tracing the evolution from mythic inquiry through rigorous political-military narrative. Ideal for both newcomers and seasoned scholars, it offers a compact yet illuminating primer on the foundations of Western historiography. — Quick view Add to Cart

M.I. Finley

Greek Historians: The Essence of Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon, Polybius

MSRP: $20.00

$12.00

Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those Pearly Gates is a witty philosophy-meets-humor exploration of life, death, and what comes after. With sharp insights into thinkers like Heidegger, Descartes, Kierkegaard, and Schopenhauer, the authors sprinkle in clever quips—yes, even a joke about a hippo strolling through heaven—to make profound concepts fun and relatable . Whether citing country songs or sitcoms, Cathcart and Klein walk you through mortality in a way that’s both enlightening and entertaining—a smart, lighthearted survey of "the Big D." — Quick view Add to Cart

Thomas Cathcart & Daniel Klein

Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those Pearly Gates (Trade Paperback)

MSRP: $15.00

$11.00

Ethics: An Early American Handbook is a reprint of a classic moral primer first published in 1890. Originally used to teach virtue, responsibility, and character in American schools, this small yet profound handbook reflects a bygone era when ethics formed a key part of public education. This 1999 edition by WallBuilder Press, edited by Benjamin B. Comegys, preserves the language, tone, and instructional integrity of the original, offering modern readers a window into how civic and moral character were once cultivated. Whether you’re an educator, historian, or reader interested in early American values, this book serves as a thoughtful resource on timeless ethical principles and cultural heritage. — Quick view Add to Cart

Benjamin B. Comegys

Ethics: An Early American Handbook

$8.00

Jennifer Oldstone‑Moore’s Understanding Taoism offers an elegant and accessible exploration of Taoism’s core principles—wu wei (non‑action), harmony with nature, sacred texts like the Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi, and the pursuit of spiritual balance. Through vivid storytelling, thoughtful analysis, and illustrative diagrams, she leads readers on a clear and engaging journey from Taoism’s ancient origins to its modern philosophical relevance—perfect for those seeking insight without the jargon. — Quick view Add to Cart

Jennifer Oldstone-Moore

Understanding Taoism

$10.00