Green Bird Press: 1411 books

Grace returns to Overton Campus, and finds that things have changed, and are slightly array.

Extraterrestrial explorers to a planet (everyone seems to be human, no one seems to be from Earth) left behind quite a lot of their equipment when they left a few hundred years ago. Now they've come back to fetch it, but the people who found the stuff (telepathy rings, force field belts) have set...

A bride on her honeymoon in a remote North Carolina Lodge is brutally murdered, and all signs point to her new husband. Detective David Carroll, the groom's best friend, is determined to prove the man's innocence.

The story of how a run-a-way boy lives and survives in the big city. It's a fairly intense tale, although not written for adults, per se. It was written for young readers, but is stark and very revealing into the big city street urchins of 100 years ago.

A man and a woman meet on a train in mysterious circumstances, and this tale of love and suspense follows from there.

Compnaion volume to Jason, son of  Jason.  This is a trilogy, The Jason Croft Trilogy, with this being the first in the series.  This is followed by the Mouthpiece of Zitu, and finally, Jason, son of Jason.

Exiles is James Joyce's only extant play and draws on the story of "The Dead", the final short story in Joyce's story collection Dubliners. The play was rejected by W. B. Yeats for production by the Abbey Theatre. Its first major London performance was in 1970, when Harold Pinter directed...

A man describes his flashing and exhibitionist experiences in detail, including such events as naked foot races in the city streets, nude beaches, public sidewalks, and public transportation. He describes how he meets women who help him accomplish his goal of masturbation in public. This is exhibitionist erotica for open minded adults only.

St. Andrews Ghost Stories by William Thomas Linskill Q creepy colloection of real thrillers.

Emile Zola's look into what women are doing in society.  A very interesting and slightly satirical tale of women and men, and their affairs.

The Conquest of Plassans by Emile Zola. M. Zola skilfully depicts all the life of a French provincial town such as it was half a century or so ago, and in this respect he has simply drawn upon his own recollections of Aix, where he spent so many years of his boyhood. Much that he records might be...

Burnett's take on the Robinson Crusoe theme, written for a younger audience.

Action, adventure, and romance, along with a search for serious gold, punctuates this fast action Western.

Joe Wayring at Home by Harry Castlemon. Witty and run reading for younger men as they follow the adventures of Joe. Not to be missed, this is a must read for young men who like adventure.