"99 Science Fiction Short Stories" brings together some of the finest sci fi short stories ever crafted. Featuring gems from masters of the genre, such as H.G Wells , Robert Barr , PKD, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Norton, and many, many more!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice."Essential Writings on Race," edited and introduced by Jared Taylor, is a compilation of Samuel T. Francis's most significant essays on the politics of race, presenting him as one of the most incisive thinkers on the subject. The collection, published in 2007, features a well-organized and illuminatingly-annotated selection of Francis's work, addressing the root causes of the perceived malaise in Western civilization and outlining steps...

This book contains the following works arranged alphabetically by authors last names- Little Women [Louisa May Alcott]- Sense and Sensibility [Jane Austen]- Peter Pan (Peter and Wendy) [J.M. Barrie]- Cabin Fever [ B. M. Bower]- The Secret Garden [Frances Hodgson Burnett]- A Little Princess [Frances Hodgson Burnett]- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland [Lewis Carroll]- The King in Yellow [Robert William Chambers]- The Man Who Knew...

The long warm day was drawing to its close; over the sandhills yonder the sun was sinking in a great glory of scarlet and purple and gold. The air was warm still, and yet full of those myriad indescribable essences that betoken the falling of the dew; and mingling with, yet without dominating them, was the sweet penetrating odour of newly-cut hay. John Dickinson walked moodily along the lane that led first to his uncle's wheat-field, and then to the sandhills. He was a tall, strapping youn...

M. E. Francis was known for writing novels that often featured elements of adventure, exploration, and sometimes romance. The title suggests that the story might involve characters journeying across different regions or countries, possibly exploring various cultures or encountering diverse experiences throughout their travels.Unfortunately, specific details about the plot of "North, South and Over the Sea" are not readily available. However, based on the author's style and typical themes f...

M. E. Francis's "Pastorals of Dorset" is a lyrical exploration of the English countryside, embracing the pastoral tradition with vivid imagery and emotive language. The book artfully weaves together rich depictions of nature, rural life, and human connections, articulated through a style that reflects both Romantic sensibilities and Victorian influences. Each poem is suffused with a sense of place, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the verdant landscapes of Dorset while grappling w...

M. E. Francis was born Mary E. Sweetman in Dublin and moved to Lancashire on her marriage to Francis Nicholas Blundell, of the Blundell family, who remain squires of Little Crosby, the last Catholic recusant village in England, which lies a few miles north of Liverpool. Blundell died young and Mary went on to write more than 50 books, using her husband's Christian name as pen name, including this collection of 12 stories set in Little Crosby . A romantic portrait of mid-19th century villag...

"Pastorals of Dorset" is a book written by M. E. Francis, a pseudonym used by British author Margaret E. Francis. Margaret E. Francis was known for her works of fiction, particularly novels set in rural England."Pastorals of Dorset" likely explores life in the English countryside, specifically in the county of Dorset. The term "pastorals" suggests that the book may contain idyllic or romanticized portrayals of rural life, focusing on themes such as nature, community, and traditional ways o...

In 'North, South and Over the Sea,' M. E. Francis deftly navigates the complex tapestry of 19th-century society through the lives of interwoven characters whose destinies are shaped by geography, class, and the inexorable tide of change. The narrative is imbued with a lyrical style that combines vivid descriptions with poignant dialogue, reflecting the author's keen observation of human nature and societal dynamics. Set against the backdrop of cultural and political upheaval, this novel se...

The wayside hedgerow, gay with its autumn tints, stretched its undulating length beside the rather stony lane that wound upwards from the high road, and lost itself amid a multiplicity of sheep-tracks on the down. It was one of those mild days that here in the south country cheat the fancy with their likeness, not merely to spring, but to summer. The sky was blue and cloudless; the birds were singing; the banks were still starred with many flowers: crane’s-bill, mallow and scabious. Here a...

In "Stepping Westward," M. E. Francis intricately weaves a narrative that explores themes of migration, identity, and the quest for belonging in an ever-changing world. The book employs a rich, descriptive literary style that merges realism with elements of lyrical prose, creating an evocative atmosphere that immerses the reader in the characters' journeys. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, the story reflects the societal shifts of the time, capturing the vibrancy and str...

In "Dorset Dear: Idylls of Country Life," M. E. Francis skillfully weaves a tapestry of rural existence through a series of vividly descriptive vignettes, illustrating the simpler yet profound aspects of daily life in Dorset. The narrative immerses readers in the pastoral beauty of the English countryside, employing a rich, lyrical style that mirrors the very essence of nature. The book reflects the broader Victorian fascination with agrarian themes and idealized rural living, offering a g...