Vindication of the Captors of Major John Andre is a history of the patriots who captured British spy John Andre.

Vindication of the Captors of Major Andre (The American Revolutionary Series. American and French Accounts of the American Revolution)

History

Benson, Egbert

Americas

Gregg Pr

Memoir and Official Correspondence of Gen. John Stark, With Notices of Several Other Officers of the Revolution. Also a Biography of Capt. Phine[H]As

Stark, Caleb

A monk strives to preserve spiritual life and wisdom in the years following a nuclear holocaust

A Canticle for Leibowitz (The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series)

Literature & Fiction

Miller, Walter M., Jr.

Classics

The release of "Things to Come" in 1936 was one of the key moments in the history of science fiction in the cinema. The film was the brainchild of H. G. Wells, whose worldwide reputation as a thinker had persuaded its producer, Alexander Korda, to offer him a contract giving him virtually total control over the project. Korda drafted a dazzling array of talents to render into pictures Wells's ideas of the future a hundred years hence. His brother, Vincent Korda, a distinguished painter, was employed as art director, and the Bauhaus artist Laszlo Moholy-Nagy contributed ideas for futuristic sets. As director, Korda hired William Cameron Menzies, who had practically invented the profession of Hollywood art director through his work with Douglas Fairbanks on "The Thief of Baghdad "and Rudolf Valentino on "Son of the Sheik," and whose career would climax with "Gone With the WInd." The result was a landmark in cinematic design. Christopher Frayling shows, with a wealth of illustrations, how the boldness and brilliance of the sets and costumes mark out "Things to Come "as British cinema's greatest contribution to the science fiction genre, amply justifying his judgement that ""Things to Come "is to modernism as "Blade Runner" is to postmodernism."

Things to Come (The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series)

Wells., H.G

British & Irish

Rydra Wong, a poet and code expert, is asked to break a code used by an enemy government, but discovers that the code is really a super-sophisticated language

Babel-17 (The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Samuel R. Delany

Science Fiction

Living on a giant spaceship in the year 2198, young Mia Havero must earn her right to adulthood by surviving one month on a hostile planet

Rite of Passage (The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series)

PANSHIN, Alexei

This is the Gregg Press edition, without dustjacket as issued. Reprints the Ace paperback original novel.

Isle of the Dead (The Gregg Press Science Fiction Series)

ZELAZNY, ROGER

Contemporary

<p>Tells the stories of a brother and sister separated by the Alizon invasion, a silversmith who discovers enchantment in his work, and a young woman who learns the truth about her husband's dark secret.</p>

Spell of the Witch World (The Witch World Novels of Andre Norton)

NORTON, ANDRE

<p>The Witch World Novels Of Andre Norton</p>

Web of the Witch World

Fantasy

Incompleat Pogo

Kelly, Walt

Children's Books

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