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The adventures of a boy who is cast upon the Atlantic shore of a Southern State and taken into the home of one of the leading families. The youth grows up as a member of the family, knowing little or nothing of his past. Set at the time of the Civil War, fears of battle and bloodshed fill him and his adopted clan.

"Jimgrim" was originally serialized in "Adventure" magazine as "King of the World" in seven installments, from November 15, 1930 through February 15, 1931. It is the final installment in the Jimgrim saga -- though not the last book written.

Hannibal Hamlin Garland (1860-1940) was an American novelist, poet, essayist, and short story writer. He is best known for his fiction involving hard-working Midwestern farmers.

Caroline Kirkland (1801-1864) was an American writer who had considerable fame and accolades from her three books, based on frontier life. This volume is a collection of her short stories.

Havoc is a thrilling tale of political intrigue and espionage set in the tense years before World War I. The novel follows Geoffrey Purdie, a young man thrust into a web of international conspiracy and danger as foreign agents plot to destabilize Britain. E. Phillips Oppenheim masterfully weaves suspense, romance, and adventure, making Havoc a gripping read filled with twists and high-stakes drama. Known as the "Prince of Storytellers," Oppenheim captures the perilous atmosphere of the time.

In this classic locked-room mystery, Melville Davisson Post spins a tale of eerie suspense and intellectual intrigue. The story follows Uncle Abner, a wise and morally upright detective in the 19th-century American frontier, as he is called to unravel the mystery behind an inexplicable death in a sealed room. With its atmospheric setting and sharp focus on justice, The Nameless Thing showcases Post's skill in crafting a tightly woven narrative filled with tension and moral complexity.

Facsimile reprint edition.

Facsimile reprint edition.

Facsimile reprint edition.

Scattergood Baines -- the country storekeeper who has become a national hero -- returns in a book filled with homespun philosophy, shrewd American humor, and common sense.

By the author of "Druida" and the founder of "The Midland" magazine.

Curious and fantastic riddles of human life that have never been solved.

Translated from the German by Clara Bell

Facsimile reprint edition.

Translated from the German by Clara Bell

Facsimile reprint edition.

Contains four complete stories: "The After House," "The Buckled Bag," "Locked Doors," "The Red Lamp."

Facsimile reprint edition.

Facsimile reprint edition.

Facsimile reprint edition.

This volume collects three plays: "The Gauntlet," "Beyond Our Power," and "The New System."

Facsimile reprint edition.

Facsimile reprint edition.

A NEW KINETIC ART: This book presents a new approach to the conceptual basis of all visual art, and while it is about making movies -- the catch-all for video, film, computer graphics and anything else that may appear to move -- the thrust of this book is a radical redefinition of all visual media, including traditional standards like painting. The framework these notes propose is a way of thinking about visual art that eliminates all former media in favor of a division based on our ability to see movement or change in a work of art. While most movies change and move rapidly, this understanding is equally concerned with the very slow, or apparently immobile. (Revised and Expanded Second Edition.)

Adam Lindsay Gordon (1833-1870) was an Australian poet, jockey and politician. His most sustained effort, the "Rhyme of Joyous Garde", has some glorious stanzas, and on it and some 20 other poems Gordon's fame may be allowed to rest.

Addison's selected essays cover such diverse topics as Sir Roger de Coverly, The Tatler's Court, Stateswomen, Humors of the Town, Tales and Allegories, The Court of Honor, Fashion, and much more.

Jakob Wassermann (1873-1934) was a Jewish-German writer and novelist. Wassermann's work includes poetry, essays, novels, and short stories.

Facsimile reprint edition.