This biography focuses on the literary figure's enormously active public career and his intellectual and creative achievements, reveals how this classic womanizer remained consistently attractive to feminists, and examines his relationship with pivotal figures of the age

H.G. Wells: Desperately Mortal : A Biography

History

Smith, David C.

Europe

Yale Univ Pr

Gift quality. Very slight edge wear. Same day shipping first class.

The Fair Rules of Evil

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Avon/Books

David Trevisan, failed priest-turned-powerful sorceror, confronts an evil magician who seeks to live on through the unborn baby of Trevisan's daughter

The Eyes of Night

Red Sonja #1: The Ring of Ikribu

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Tierney, Richard L.

Science Fiction

Part one of the trilogy. This book takes a hard look at the grey areas of good and evil , reincarnation and the consequences of dealing with a Demon, and managing after a bloody succession to a throne. The cast of characters is colorful without becoming tedious. Very fun to read.

Master of Evil

United States

Pinnacle Books

Thameron, a fallen priest, searches for Eromedeus, an immortal sorcerer, while Asawas, a wandering prophet, predicts how the world will end

Sorrowing Vengeance

Fantasy

The Passing of the Gods: The Fall of the First World, Book Three

Understanding English: How Sentences Work

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Wadsworth Pub. Co.

<ctr>Women are holy<ctr> The people of Weyburn, Ohio, practice a religion thousands of years old-the first religion. And the first law of this religion is that no one may harm a woman. One of them has broken this law. He is a rapist and killer, and he must be found and punished. Only his mother can decide what that punishment will be because only mothers have the right to pass judgment on their children. This is the second law: Life is not a right. Life is a privilege. Young Scott is witness to all of this. Twelve years old, he is a boy on the cusp of adolescence, full of questions and uncertainty. Is he in some way like Will, the killer? Does Scott belong in the village of Weyburn, or is he, too, an outsider? As the community searches for the murderer, Scott searches for answers to troubling questions. His answers will come from the last person he would ever expect. "The best short novel I have read in the past ten years." -Donald Sidney-Fryer, author of Aloysius Bertrand's Gaspard de la Nuit and Songs and Sonnets Atlantean "Renowned genre novelist David C. Smith blazes fresh, new territory with a chilling roller coaster ride of a story that will have you gripping white-knuckled at the safety bar from start to finish. Guaranteed to satisfy the appetites of connoisseurs of horror and literary fiction alike." -Keith Huff, author of Mud People and A Steady Rain

Seasons of the Moon

Literary

iUniverse

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