books by Wildside Press     books:     Wildside Press      Myth-Fortunes SC Robert Asprin, Jody Lynn Nye, ... Wildside Press, 2008 Immortality - it sounded like a great idea! Aahz falls for the offer of a piece of the rock, literally, when he invests in a scheme to build pyramids. He is so enthusiastic about the concept that he ropes in everyone else he knows to invest - in tombs lower down than his, of course. But all is not perfect: along with the prospect of being ...             Nero Wolfe:: The Archie Goodwin Files Marvin Kaye Wildside Press, 2005 Very satisfactory Very satisfactory, as Mr. Wolfe would say when moved to lavish praise on his intrepid sidekick. The Archie Goodwin Files is the perfect companion to Marvin Kaye's earlier The Nero Wolfe Files. But then I'm prejudice. I'm a long time member of the Wolfe Pack, and I am ...             Doctor Syn, A Smuggler Tale of the Romney Marsh Russell Thorndyke Wildside Press, 2005 Wildside press revised edition Wildside Press has just released a second edition of Doctor Syn, correcting typos in their first edition. That's the one to get -- highly recommended for fans of early action-adventure tales.             Myth-Chief Robert Asprin, Jody Lynn Nye Wildside Press, 2008 Another fine entertaining tail from the MythMaker and his Partner... I really enjoy the Myth series and this title was no exception. I usually devour these books when I get my hands on them. If you are looking for a light hearted read with a good dose of humor then the Myth Series is for you. While it is not required that you read ...             An Exchange Of Gifts Anne McCaffrey Wildside Press, 2006 another great This is one of McCaffrey's shorter stories for juveniles. It is about a princess who runs away to avoid an arranged marriage with a much older man. The princess uses her knowledge of flora and fauna in order to escape and survive - but her knowledge is all gleaned ...             Arsene Lupin in 813 Maurice Leblanc Wildside Press, 2003 813 is a 10 I think that the hollow needle, because of rhthm, plot, and wit remains the best Lupin Novel. But 813 is probably the best organized Lupin story. In other Lupin novels, such as the blonde phantom, one has the impression that Leblanc writes a short story, come to its ...             The Nero Wolfe Files Wildside Press, 2005 A Must for Wolfe Fans Some years ago, Nero Wolfe aficionados formed "The Wolfe Pack" in New York City. This book's prefix was written by the organization's founding president. The Wolfe Pack produces writings, essays and other items about Rex Stout and his fictional family. This book ...             The Art of Dramatic Writing Lajos Egri Wildside Press, 2007 The Art of Dramatic Writing is a concise guide to all forms of creative writing, from premise to characters to plot.             The Kingdom of God is Within You Leo Tolstoy Wildside Press, 2007 An Essential Text for All Those Interested in Peace Studies I'm not a theist myself, but this is the book that I would want all theists to read because I sympathize with Tolstoy's views (insofar as I am quite fond of pacifism). Tolstoy, as I understand, is thought of as something of a maverick amongst the Christian community ...             Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #1 Wildside Press, 2008 "Not devoid of several points of interest..." Volume 1, Number 1 of the "Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine" deserves to be lapped up by collectors of Sherlockiana/Holmesiana as well as lay readers. The items included in this issue are: 1. "From Watson's Scrapbook": An "Editorial" by John H. Watson, M.D. 2. ...             Hours of the Dragon, The Weird Works of Robert E. Howard, Volume 8 Robert E. Howard Wildside Press, 2008 The very origin of "sword & sorcery" This is a delightful sword & sorcery novel by Robert E. Howard, the creator of the genre. He wrote it in attempt to break out "the pulps" (i.e., Weird Tales) and publish his first book thanks to a British publisher. With his luck, the publisher went busted before ...             Lud-in-the-Mist Hope Mirrlees Wildside Press, 2007 I adored this book I purchased this book on the review by Neil Gaiman stating it as his, "fairy tale/detective novel/history/fantasy novel." I was definitely not disappointed. I have never felt a desire to leave a review for a book before but I had to share my appreciation with other ...             The Romance of the Forest Ann Radcliffe Wildside Press, 2008 Short and Sweet The Mysteries of Udolpho is the best of the Radcliffe books, but I give this one 5 stars because it is still a very good read!             Missing Link Wildside Press, 2008 Free SF Reader Martial alien monkeymen moonside misappropriation recovery. 3 out of 5             The Exploits of Arsene Lupin Maurice Leblanc Wildside Press, 2003 The best Crime Fiction Most People Have Never Read Anybody intersted in crime fiction is definately in for a treat. Leblanc's tales are some of the best I've read, and Arsene Lupin is easily one of my new favorite Gentleman Burglar charcters of all time. 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