Wolf Madden Publishing: 7 books

Conrad's first novel. Kaspar Almayer is a Dutch trader operating out of Borneo in the late 19th century. He has a daughter with a local woman, and names her Nina. Almayer is convinced he can locate a remote gold mine and thereby become a millionaire, until tragedy strikes his little family.

"There are times when trouble accumulates as an avalanche, or like water in one of those natural intermittent springs that break out plentifully, and dry up altogether in a sort of alternation. But the spring has its regular period, and trouble has not, and in an avalanche of disasters it is...

Austen's short epistolary novel has become a classic account of connections and relationships in Pre-Victorian British polite society. Recently widowed, Lady Susan Vernon is determined not to let her recent loss get in the way of finding a suitor.

This is the story of an unloveable rogue named Peter Willems, and his lust for the daughter of an Indonesian chief.

A fascinating, and at times, humorous, description of the British legal system during the late 19th and early 20th century, from the perspective of an American lawyer. In this book Leaming provides a brief history of the common law, and describes the role of barristers and solicitors, criminal and...

Following the financial ruin of her family, Agnes Grey turns to a career in childcare, and is employed as a governess by the Bloomfield and Murray families. When her father passes away she opens a school and eventually finds happiness and love.

A collection of poems by acclaimed British write D. H. Lawrence.