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  1. The Land of the Changing Sun

    Harben, William N.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Though he made his literary mark writing dramatic novels focusing on the plight of working-class families, author William N. Harben also managed to influence the genre of science f...

  2. Tam o' the Scoots

    Wallace, Edgar
    Duke Classics 2013

    Action-adventure fans, you've come to the right place. In ten pulse-pounding episodes, intrepid pilot Tam manages to find his way into a series of increasingly high-stakes scrapes....

  3. The Tangled Threads

    Porter, Eleanor H.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Readers young and old alike will delight in this collection of classic short stories from author Eleanor H. Porter, best known for her beloved novel Pollyanna. Each tale is simple...

  4. A Legacy of Light

    Arenson, Daniel
    NLA Digital, LLC 2013

    "We live in a time of darkness. Requiem lies cloaked in shadows. Tonight we say: We will fight. We will keep our light blazing." A Legacy of Light (The Dragon War, Book One) The p...

  5. Pygmalion's Spectacles

    Weinbaum, Stanley G.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Sci-fi luminary Stanley G. Weinbaum first broke through with the hugely influential story A Martian Odyssey, one of the first to depict an alien being in a somewhat sympathetic lig...

  6. The Seven Ages of Man

    Bergengren, Ralph
    Duke Classics 2013

    This delightful series of essays and observations has been structured around the cycle of life, moving from infancy and early childhood to the golden years, and touching on every p...

  7. A Fair Mystery : The Story of a Coquette

    Brame, Charlotte M.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Looking for a romance tale that offers more than lingering glances and chest-heaving sighs? Dig into A Fair Mystery by prolific Victorian-era scribe Charlotte M. Brame. This engagi...

  8. Facts and Fictions of Life

    Gardener, Helen H.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Intellectual and essayist Alice Chenoweth, who wrote under the pen name Helen H. Gardener, was one of the foremost thinkers of the late nineteenth century. She contributed groundbr...

  9. The Shadow of a Sin

    Brame, Charlotte M.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Shadows figure heavily in romance writer Charlotte M. Brame's body of work. Deeply concerned with the morality of romance and interpersonal relationships, Brame displays an acute u...

  10. A Thoughtless Yes

    Gardener, Helen H.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Although much of her literary activity was centered in the genre of nonfiction essays, author Helen H. Gardener (the pen name of Alice Chenoweth) also dabbled in fiction, with seve...

  11. Caves of Terror : The Gray Mahatma

    Mundy, Talbot
    Duke Classics 2013

    Action-adventure writer Talbot Mundy made his name in the genre with a series of fast-paced, fan-pleasing page-turners set in the Middle East, India, and Africa, based largely on h...

  12. Suspicions

    Jackson, Lisa
    HarperCollins Publishers 2013

    Deception has many faces.... A Twist of Fate When Kane Webster buys First Puget Bank, he knows he is buying trouble. Someone is embezzling funds, and the evidence points to the one...

  13. The Ballad of Reading Gaol

    Wilde, Oscar
    Duke Classics 2013

    In 1895, Oscar Wilde was sentenced to two years of hard labor as punishment for having engaged in homosexual acts. While serving out his sentence at Reading Gaol in Berkshire, Wild...

  14. The Celebrity at Home

    Hunt, Violet
    Duke Classics 2013

    The daughter of the artist Arthur William Hunt, Violent Hunt was a prolific writer who dabbled in a number of genres, as well as a prominent figure in the literary circles in Londo...

  15. Lone Pine : The Story of a Lost Mine

    Townshend, R. B.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Against the backdrop of the wild and lawless Old West, author R. B. Townshend spins an exciting yarn about a quest to locate a long-lost mine that, according to legend, is home to...

  16. The First Capture : Hauling Down the Flag of England

    Castlemon, Harry
    Duke Classics 2013

    Known as one of the most acclaimed authors of golden-era action-adventure novels, Harry Castlemon penned dozens of novels and stories that have delighted many generations of reader...

  17. The Desired Woman

    Harben, William N.
    Duke Classics 2013

    Dolly Drake is a formidable creature—a schoolteacher who is so whip-smart, opinionated and eloquent that she has been grudgingly accepted as the only female member of the local deb...

  18. Sisters

    Cambridge, Ada
    Duke Classics 2013

    In the nineteenth century, marriage was often regarded as the be-all and end-all of women's lives. In the keenly observed novel Sisters, English-born author Ada Cambridge takes a c...

  19. The Devil in Iron

    Howard, Robert E.
    Duke Classics 2013

    The Texas-born author who created the inimitable character Conan the Barbarian is also single-handedly responsible for developing and popularizing the so-called "sword and sorcery"...

  20. The Diamond Lens

    O'brien, Fitz James
    Duke Classics 2013

    In this early science fiction tale, a man so obsessed with his scientific research that he will do whatever is necessary to advance his work concocts an elaborate scheme to obtain...