Milan and Max just can't seem to get things right between them. They are always around each other which causes drama for EVERYONE! Milan and Max have a plan to solve their problems; a good one! What they don't know is that their parents have a plan of their own. Join Milan and Max on their wild adventures in "The Adventures of Milan and Max Series: Episode 1, The Big Plan."

The Adventures of Milan and Max: Episode 1: The Big Plan

Rashed, Nylah

Literature & Fiction

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The Art of Travel By Soul : An Out Of The Body Experience

C.Bert Sanger

Charlie Parr, white-haired member of the five inseparable, long-riding Mavericks, wanted to rob a bank and lay up an old-age cache of outlaw loot. The other four were willing to play along—until they ran blindly into a more exciting, more reckless, job, where they could chance their lives and gun-arm skill for a girl’s happiness—and a brave man’s lost courage!

Mavericks #5: Charlie Parr's Gunsmoke Cure

Thorn, Kent

Genre Fiction

No criminal dared testify against another, while the Whisper was crime-emperor of New York-and the forces of the law were powerless against the ravages of the Underworld! For when the Whisper's eerie warning fell over Manhattan men died, slashed to bloody bits by a weapon that was invisible but killed horribly! In that awe-struck city of riotous crime, where a murmuring voice brought instantaneous death, Richard Wentworth, in the Spider's strange garb, took up a doomed people's cause-fighting a Whispering Fury that loosed its thunderbolts in a tornado's teeth and slew foully to pile up a fortune in streamlined corpses!

The Spider #55: City of Whispering Death

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Page, Norvell W.

Stockbridge,Grant

Fantasy

Sinisterly beckoning, the long bony finger signaled Manhattan to its mass death-slaying hundreds of helpless victims who dared sink into a sleep from which there could be no awakening this side of hell! While the Underworld's lawless hordes looted, only Richard Wentworth, as the Spider, dared fight, die and fight again for a fear-crazed people against a murder-Morpheus whose human quarry drowsed into death-and whose grim weapon was a Slaying Sandman sworn to turn New York into a Slumberland of Slaughter!

The Spider #56: When Thousands Slept in Hell

Rogers, Wayne

A truck driver employed by Murdock Motor Freight, Bookie Barnes is a tough working class hero. Though not a detective per se, he is a rough customer described as "tall, heavy-chested, with a build you see only in physical culture ads, and, though barely twenty-six, he'd been on the trucks for three years." He is emblematic of the type of crime fighters found in pulp fiction in that he represents the typical readership of pulp fiction: an average working-class audience.\nWritten by one of the greats of the detective pulps, Robert Reeves-who was tragically killed in World War II-this book collects all of his Bookie Barnes stories: "Murder in High Gear," "Over a Barrel," and "Murder Without Death," as well as his lone, non-series character story, "Dance Macabre."

The Complete Cases of Bookie Barnes (Dime Detective Library)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

REEVES, Robert

Mystery

Meet Joe "Daffy" Dill: wisecracking reporter for the New York Chronicle. Never one to take chances, Dill made sure to pack a gun as he investigated the criminal underworld. The Dally Dill stories are hard-boiled with a touch of humor, a skill for which the author was known. Written by prolific pulp author, novelist, screenwriter, and director Richard B. Sale, the stories from this long-running series from the pages of Detective Fiction Weekly have rarely been reprinted. This edition collects the first seven stories.

Cocked Dice: The Complete Cases of Daffy Dill, Volume 1 (Argosy Library)

Sale, Richard B

Stationed in the Sunken Lands of Arkansas, U.S. Ranger Jack Calhoun's violent, fast-paced detective stories set in the river counties' swamps were among the most popular stories of readers of Flynn's Weekly, running for almost 70 stories from the 1920s-30s. Written by prolific author Edward Parrish Ware, this series has never before been reprinted. Volume 1 collects the first seven stories, along with an introduction by pulp historian Robert Sampson.

The Land of Limping Law: The Complete Cases of Calhoun, Volume 1 (Argosy Library)

Ware, Edward Parrish

Ronnie Ray became world famous as The Singer in the Dark, but even advertising agent Pete Hunter thought that was nothing but a publicity stunt until he found Ronnie's corpse seated in a homemade electric chair in a lonely roadside inn, three weeks after the tenor's strange disappearance. Though he was dead, how could his fiancée hear Ronnie sing a song that was not published until after his death in the voice that no one could imitate?

Death to a Tenor (Argosy Library)

MacIsaac, Fred

Long considered the prototype of Erle Stanley Gardner's fictional attorney, Perry Mason, Gillian Hazeltine was the most popular criminal attorney/investigator series characters from the golden era of the pulps. Author George F. Worts is known for his adventure characters Peter the Brazen and Singapore Sammy, but Gillian Hazeltine was his longest-running series, clocking in at nearly 30 courtroom adventures. This edition collects Hazeltine's first three cases: "Lies at Any Price," "The Love Bandit," and "Who Did Kill Ezra Klagg?"

Lies at Any Price: The Complete Cases of Gillian Hazeltine, Volume 1 (Argosy Library)

Worts, George F.

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