THE WRITER MAGAZINE - JULY 2018 Founded in 1887, The Writer is one of the nation’s oldest magazines focusing on the craft of writing. If you’re passionate about books, authors, and writing, you’ll find everything you need within our pages 12 times a year.

1100+400+504+4000+GRE Vocabulary Glossary

List of words of 9 major books on vocabulary, with meaning, but without examples. Index of the books are presented. Both Babylon and MDict can read this.

 

Charles Dickens - Fiction, Non-fiction and Letters (65 books)

The novels and stories are available in many editions, most of which are simple undistinguished reprints. To keep the size of this collection within manageable limits, only those editions containing a significant scholarly apparatus (primarily Penguin Classics or Oxford World's Classics), with their excellent introductions and explanatory notes have been included.

 

No collection, please

This work presents terrible tales about horrible heroes, savage Spartan soldiers, foolish philosophers and suffering slaves. Terry Deary and Martin Brown's brilliant books about the nastiest periods in history have now - with the help of some astounding actors - been transformed into a series of audio extravaganzas. Featuring new, extra material not found anywhere in the books, these sound spectaculars are just as thrilling and spilling, funny and fast as their printed counterparts.   

Reuploaded Thanks to emkis

This volume continues the story of English literature through most of the Victorian period--a period that in religion and politics, science and technology, sociology, social life, and its physical environment, witnessed the often painful development of modern England. Paul Turner studies not only traditional genres like poetry, drama, and history, but also scientific and technical writing, art criticism and religious controversy, biography, autobiography, travel books, and books for children. With over 170 authors discussed, the book is a complete survey of the field as seen in the light of present-day scholarship, and against the context of classical and established precedents.