books by Aegypan     books:     Aegypan      The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (Wildside Fantasy Classic) Washington Irving Aegypan, 2004 An entertaining story The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is an intriguing tale that is much more profound than it seems. The overly superstitious townspeople, including Ichabod Crane, are fascinated with scary, ghost stories that permeate the town as the dreamy Dutch community is a perfect ...             The Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant Ulysses, S. Grant Aegypan, 2006 A classic of American literature General Grant wrote this book while dying of throat cancer. He had been swindled by a dishonest Wall Street Broker and his trophies and possessions were stripped from him to satisfy the demands of his debtors. Bankrupt, suffering from a terminal illness and never ...             The Road Jack London Aegypan, 2006 The Road Good collection of stories from the road. London delivers. Don't expect Call of the Wild or White Fang, the subject is different. Mainly stories from life as a "hobo".             The Blithedale Romance Nathaniel Hawthorne Aegypan, 2007 This book grows out of an experiment in socialism that Nathaniel Hawthorne participated in at Brook Fram. It grows out of that that experiment, but does not, said Hawthorne, record it directly. "Someone of the many cultivated and philosophic minds which took an interest in the Brook Farm enterprise might now give the world its history. Ripley, ...             Spacehounds of IPC E. E., 'Doc' Smith, Ph.D., Edward, E. Smith Aegypan, 2007 Moons of Jupiter, then and now. Edward E. Smith, Ph.D, in addition to being the foremost writer of all time about "Space Opera" was in many ways a visionary, and with his "Skylark" and "Lensman Series" constructed a universe so filled with spacefaring heroes and weird and wonderful aliens of all ...             The Phantom of the Opera Gaston Leroux Aegypan, 2007 The Phantom of the Opera is the most famous work of French author Gaston Leroux. Far darker than the stories familiar to audiences of today from the phenomenally successful Broadway musical and the early Lon Chaney, Jr. film, Leroux's Fantom is a genuine murderer, and the story, a true Gothic murder/horror tale. Erik, the Phantom of the Opera, ...             Tarzan of the Apes Edgar Rice Burroughs Aegypan Books, 2003 Loved it but for one major flaw and a few minor ones. I can forgive some of the unrealistic things as well as the multiple coincidences, but I cannot reconcile how Tarzan, who knew how to read and write, but not yet how to speak, could sign his own name on a love note to Jane. He had never learned pronunciation of ...             A Confession Leo Tolstoy Aegypan, 2006 'The meaning of life is within us ' The starting point of this work always fascinated me. Here is a great genius of mankind, recognized throughout the world as an immortal creator of Literature. He is the father of a large family and has a wife he has loved and who has loved him. He has great wealth .In ...             King Coal Upton, Sinclair Aegypan, 2007 How He Spent His Vacation Hal Warner is a college man who visits the coal camps of Colorado to learn what they are really like. He finds out how a traveler can be arrested and robbed of his money and watch. When he makes a friend he learns about the fear that oppresses workers in a company ...             The Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, Vol. 2 Ulysses, S. Grant Aegypan, 2006 A masterpiece of American literature General Grant wrote this book while dying of throat cancer. He had been swindled by a dishonest Wall Street Broker and his trophies and possessions were stripped from him to satisfy the demands of his debtors. Bankrupt, suffering from a terminal illness and never ...             The Canterville Ghost Oscar Wilde Aegypan, 2006 Wilde is always a genius, if only this were longer May other reviews have mentioned how short this novella is. Wilde created a wonderful haunted house, and a ghost who has through the last 300 years terrorized the Canterville family. Wilde has always been brilliant in his simplicity, in his wit, and in how quickly ...             Masters of Space E.E. 'Doc' Smith, E. Everett Evans Aegypan, 2007 Aegypan does it again! Another lost Space Opera classic returned to print after 30+ years! First, the original magazine text of Doc Smith's Triplanetary (in hardcover and trade paperback.) Then, the first hardcover publication of The Galaxy Primes. Now, Doc's completion of his late ...             The Cloud Dream of the Nine Kim Man-Choong Aegypan, 2005 The reader must lay aside all Western notions of morality if he would thoroughly enjoy this book. The scene of the amazing "Cloud Dream of the Nine," the most moving romance of polygamy ever written, is laid about 849 A.D. in the period of the great Chinese dynasty of the Tangs. By its simple directness this hitherto unknown Korean classic makes ...             The Story of Atlantis and the Lost Lemuria W. Scott-Elliot Aegypan, 2007 The Story of Atlantis and The Lost Lemuria are two pieces by W. Scott-Elliot, a Theosophist and an associate of Madame H.P. Blavatsky and Henry Steele Olcott in the early days of the Theosophical Society. The Theosophists believed they were descendants of the Aryans, and that the Aryans had originally come from Atlantis. Atlantis and Lemuria ...             The Galaxy Primes E.E., 'Doc' Smith, Ph.D., Edward, E. Smith Aegypan, 2007 Hey, Let's unify the galaxy! You didn't have anything else planned for the afternoon, right? "Belle" Bellamy (green-haired super-babe) and Clee Garlock (super everything else) are the two people on Earth with the highest innate degree of that amazing psionic-thingie. With it, their minds can ...          products you might be interested in search for books blithedale, canterville, confession, personal, spacehounds, wildside      toavi.com    web we recommend Loved it but for one major flaw and a few minor ones. randomly chosen book: OKiDOKi, Training, Rechtschreiben Klasse 7/8, neue Rechtschreibung