Victim of the Aurora

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

KENEALLY, Thomas

Thrillers & Suspense

jove/HBJ

Coil of Serpents

Stevenson, Anne

Literature & Fiction

The continuing adventures of of the mysterious crime fighter known as the Shadow! Created (and mostly written) by Walter Gibson under the pseudonym Maxwell Grant.

Gray Fist :Shadow 15

Gibson, Walter B. (writing as Maxwell Grant)

The Mime

Profumo, Tony

Mystery

Murder Trail (The Shadow No. 18) )Jove PB, V4280)

Some rubbing & edgewear; creases; some scratches; yellowing/some foxing; otherwise overall clean & tight. 160 pages

The Silent Death [The Shadow #22]

Maxwell, Grant

What was the meaning of the sudden, mysterious deaths that were striking ordinary citizens in New York's public places? No doubt they were the first manifestations of a diabolical scheme toward ill-gotten wealth and criminal power. But they were more than that. They were the work of a monstrous fiend who loved death for its own grisly sake--Thade, The Death Giver! In a thousand cunning ways, this fearsome genius dealt death--to those who would thwart his designs, to his blackmail victims, even to his own tools and henchmen. No man could come in contact with Thade and survive--until there appeared, gigantic automatics at the ready, a strange stealthy figure with a dark cloak and slouch hat, piercing luminous eyes, and an uncanny laugh that foretold impending triumph over evil...The Shadow!

The Death Giver: From the Shadow's Private Annals (The Shadow #23) (Jove PB V4282)

Theodore Tinsley (writing as Maxwell Grant)

In Love, in Vienna

Daisy Thomson

Abominable Snowmen are strange creatures, half-man, half beast, who have roamed the face of five continents since the beginning of time. Skeptics claim they are nothing but myth. This book proves they are-astoundingly-fact!

Abominable Snowmen, Legend Come to Life

Politics & Social Sciences

Sanderson, Ivan T.

Social Sciences

<p>Collection of stories, including: Derm Fool (1940); The Haunt (1941); Artnan Process (1941); The World Well Lost (1953); The Pod and the Barrier (1957); How to Kill Aunty (1961). "The World Well Lost" is the first sympathetic portrait of homosexuality in modern SF literature.</p>

Starshine

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Theodore Sturgeon

Science Fiction

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