9 weeks a New York Times bestseller. C.S. Forester's distinguished account of the Anglo-American naval war of 1812. The Age of Fighting Sail/ is a shrewd and skillful telling of a complex war that altered the course of history. A must read for lovers of history and wooden sailing ships.
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Willoughby Corbo is born the illegitimate son of a derelict nobleman and is soon abandoned on the doorstep of his uncle where he lives neglected and mostly unloved. At the proper age, he leaves to find a job and make his way in a somewhat tilted modern society.
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Mad? Hilarious? Degenerate? Or simply fun? Only the reader can decide. Follow the escapades of a young executive, his fiancee, his secretary who's not given up, a pickpocket, a bishop, and Aspirin Liz, which lead them from one fantasy mishap to another. Enjoy.
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Second book in a collection of fantasy short stories filled with hairy fiends, talking gorillas, and realms beyond those that are human. Each story is brilliantly plotted and cunningly delivered. Collier was a bestselling author of his time and deserves rediscovery.
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A collection of stories by C. S. Forester revealing the lighter side of an author known for his compelling novels of naval warfare. This special group of stories were originally published separately by Esquire, The Saturday Evening Post, Good Housekeeping, Magazine of the Year, the book Tall Short Stories and The Argosy.
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