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28 English Novels - Horror, SF, Thriller, Mystery
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28 English Novels - Horror, SF, Thriller, Mystery
28 Novels for your reading pleasure - Horror, SF, Thriller, Mystery
Archive Contents:
Anne Rice - Feast of All Saints.
Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child - The Ice Limit.
Dick Francis - Dead Heat.
Jack Higgins - [Chavasse 01] - The Bormann Testament.
Jack Higgins - [Chavasse 02] - Year of the Tiger.
Jack Higgins - [Chavasse 03] - The Keys of Hell.
Jack Higgins - [Chavasse 04] - Dark Side of the Street.
James Ellroy - [L.A. 01] - The Black Dahlia.
James Ellroy - [L.A. 02] - The Big Nowhere.
James Ellroy - [L.A. 03] - L.A. Confidential.
James Ellroy - [L.A. 04] - White Jazz.
Lilith Saintcrow - [Dante Valentine 01] - Working for the Devil.
Lilith Saintcrow - [Dante Valentine 02] - Dead Man Rising.
Susan Sizemore - [Moon Fever SS 01] - Tempting Fate.
Alfred Bester - The Demolished Man.
Algernon Blackwood - The Invitation.
James Herbert - The Fog.
Patricia Wentworth - Danger Point.
Patricia Wentworth - The Listening Eye.
Rex Stout - [Nero Wolfe] - Murder by the Book.
Sax Rohmer - Dope.
Susan Sizemore - A Kind of Magic.
Thomas Harris - Red Dragon.
Wen Spencer - [Ukiah 01] - Alien Taste.
Wen Spencer - [Ukiah 02] - Tainted Trail.
Wen Spencer - [Ukiah 03] - Bitter Waters.
Wen Spencer - [Ukiah 04] - Dog Warrior.
William Gibson - Spook Country.


 
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LibriVox’s Ghost Story Collection 001
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LibriVox’s Ghost Story Collection 001LibriVox’s Ghost Story Collection 001
A collection of ten pieces, read by various readers, about the unreal edges of this world in legend and story; tales of love, death and beyond. If just one story prickles the hair on the back of your neck, or prickles your eyelids with the touch of tears, we will have succeeded. (Summary by Peter Yearsley)

 
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Hunting and Fishing from A to Zern by Ed zern
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Hunting and Fishing from A to Zern by Ed zern
Hunting and Fishing from A to Zern by Ed zern
These are Zern's basic theses:
There are people who hunt and fish;
They also drink and tell lies when they are fishing and hunting;
Or any other time;
They are not interested in anything else;
Like politics, wives, children ... you name it;
If you think they are dotty, you have another think coming.
Zern's writing is wonderfully droll. For some of us he is a lifetime addiction (I first read him in 1947). It might have to do with the names. Zern seems to know everyone and anyone in this country who spends any time at all hunting and fishing: he's constantly dropping names of people we've never heard of. Hell, I don't know --- maybe he makes them all up.
He also seems conversant with every place in America and the rest of the Western world where one can drop dry flies in a cold river, or fish from a boat, or take a shotgun to zebras, deer, woodcocks, or spend mornings shivering in a blind waiting for ducks or turkeys to happen by.
I guess some of his charm is his well-disguised intellectualism. In one of his pieces for Field & Stream --- Field & Stream, mind you --- he slips in references to Wagner (comparing his operas to big game hunting), Bach Sonatas (trout fishing with a dry fly). Proust and Joyce turn up here or there, as does D. H. Lawrence (see below).
The main reason that Ed Zern is not listed up there with S. J. Perelman, Robert Benchley, E. B. White and Peter de Vries is because he wrote for the sporting set at Field & Stream instead of the smart set at The New Yorker. Yet he bests many of the more famous humorists --- with the possible exception of Perelman.

 
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4 pathways to success
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4 pathways to success
4 pathways to success
Basing this presentation on his popular Manifest Your Destiny, Dyer gives us his latest thinking about the four pathways to success--discipline, wisdom, unconditional love and surrender. Seekers of advice and information will have to listen closely, pencils in hand, because the four pathways are embedded in a wealth of ideas and charming anecdotes. But Dyer's followers know that his recent work, in print and audio, is not organized for Western left-brained comprehension. This is timeless and transforming material, rather than a step-wise achievement guide. Dyer's captivating, ever-powerful speaking voice and a fine production make this effort as fulfilling as anything he's produced on tape. T.W. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
 
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Welcome Starter A - teacher's book & flashcards
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Welcome Starter A - teacher's book & flashcards Welcome Starter A - teacher's book & flashcards 
 Welcome Starter A and B is an early-primary course specially designed to meet the needs of pupils in their first years of English language learning. Pupils experience the world through the adventures of two mice, Cecil Mouse and Ellie May, along with the all-time-favourite Masid, the genie!
Welcome Starter A comprises three modules of two units each. It focuses mainly on Listening and Speaking, but also offers pre-writing and pre-reading activities as well as a subtle introduction to the alphabet.


 
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