Stranger Dream (Stranger World)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Castle, Jack

Science Fiction

Castle Books, Inc.

"A fantastic journey and wildly innovative as only Jack Castle could conceive it, Stranger Desert takes us on another imaginative, fun, action-packed adventure through his beloved universe, where futuristic theme parks dominate a civilization totally dependent on technology and entertainment." -Joe Butler, Spokesman ReviewCorporate has won. Heroes have been lost. Her Majesty's Air Ship, the Dauntless, lies scattered in pieces across a desert as cruel as it is bizarre. Even the legendary Colonel George Stapleton has been repurposed into a living painting for his captor's amusement, while his kidnapped daughter has become the Lamppost Man's unwilling disciple. From the ashes, rise a few familiar faces-and a few new ones: the Leftenant, a ghost of her former self; the southern rogue, Corporal Dawson; and the assassin, fangirl Harper (along with her sidekick, the not-so-white rabbit). This band of misfits may just be the one thing that prevents the extinction of all humanity. Or not.

Stranger Desert (Stranger World)

Fantasy

This two volume collection featuring newspapers from both the Union and Confederate sides is one of the most important publications on the Civil War ever produced. A unique - of the moment - perspective! It gives the reader a new insight into the hearts and minds of the soldiers and their families back home. An absolute must for anyone interested in the events of the War Between the States. This is as close to the Civil War as you can come without getting powder burns!!

Civil War Extra Box Set - Volumes 1 and 2 - A Newspaper History of the Civil War. From the Collections of Eric C. Caren, Introductions by Brian C. Pohanka.

Unknown, Author

Paperback: 196 pagesPublisher: Castle Books; [Premier limited ed.] edition (August 1984)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 0916693007ISBN-13: 978-0916693008Product Dimensions: 8.4 x 5.4 x 0.5 inchesShipping Weight: 0.8 ounces

Me 'N Elvis

Biographies & Memoirs

Hodge, Charlie

Goodman, Charles

Arts & Literature

Hardcover: 276 pages of text and a few black and white pictures. This is a story of four girls who found themselves where millions of Elvis fans wanted to be - close to Elvis during the good time years at Graceland. It's a story of life behind the scenes with Elvis as seen through the sensitive eyes of four girls who cared deeply about him - Arlene, Heidi, Darlene and Frances. It reveals the intimate sides of Elvis as only women could see them. His jealousies, his humor, his playfulness, his compassion, his love. Publisher: Castle Books Inc; 1985 Language: English ISBN-10: 0916693058 Product Dimensions: 8.75 x 5.8 x 1 inches Book Weight: 1.4 pounds

Elvis, This One's for You

Cogan, Arlene

Very good in lightly chipped dustjacket, first edition,limited and numbered, this being number 332, signed by the author and margaret Polk who the belle was named after, inscribed

Memphis Belle

Duerksen, Menno

Scraped lower corner of DJ. Tattered DJ edges. Inscription inside front cover. No markings.

A Reason to Live (American Heroes Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Robinson, John Harold

Psychology & Counseling

Iwo Jima - The Young Heroes

History

Muscarella, Tony

Americas

Church Humor Digest

Humor & Entertainment

GRAHAM, BILLY

Humor

Note: See cover4.pdf for endorsements that have been obtained, reviews, etc., and I would like to include: Praise for Earlier Editions on the back cover as illustrated. Other comments are also included in the front section of the book

It's Not As Bad As It Seems

Self-Help

Nottingham, Ed

Self-Esteem

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