The Arbor House treasury of science fiction masterpieces
by Verne, Jules, Twain, Mark, Greenberg, Martin Harry, May, Julian, Silverberg, Robert, Phillips, Peter, Čapek, Karel, Sheckley, Robert, Bates, Harry, Huxley, Julian, Poe, Edgar Allan, Wells, H. G., Pollack, Frank Lillie, Kipling, Rudyard, Shiel, M. P., Williamson, Jack, Breuer, Miles J., Weinbaum, Stanley G., Miller, P. Schuyler, Simak, Clifford D., Leinster, Murray, Asimov, Isaac, Leiber, Fritz, Gold, H. L., Anderson, Poul, Smith, Gordwainer, Bester, Alfred, Sturgeon, Theodore
Great science-fiction stories from the past one hundred years include masterworks by Kipling, Julian Huxley, Asimov, Le Guin, Capek, Bester, Farmer, and other lumi- naries.
A series of portraits of Americans and Italians who met in an arcade called the Galleria Umberto in Naples in 1944.
The gallery
by Burns, John Horne, Aldridge, John W.
fromArbor House library of contemporary Americana
The experiences of American soldiers during World War II and their relationships with soldiers and civilians in the war zones of Italy.
Recreates the legend of the demi-god Sumerian king Gilgamesh, slayer of monsters and master of unsurpassed treasures, who searches for the key to immortality.
Recreates the legend of the demi-god Sumerian king Gilgamesh, slayer of monsters and master of unsurpassed treasures, who searches for the key to immortality.
Tormented by the slaying of the hooker who turned to him for help just before her death, cop-turned-private eye Matthew Scudder begins an investigation into the woman's past that reveals secrets that could be deadly for him.
Tormented by the slaying of the hooker who turned to him for help just before her death, cop-turned-private eye Matthew Scudder begins an investigation into the woman's past that reveals secrets that could be deadly for him.