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A strange electrical power transports Mike Kenscott from the Earth he knows to the strange land of Narabedla in another man’s body. Now as Adric of the Crimson Tower, Kenscott must solve the mystery of Narabedla’s Dreamers or perish in a foreign world.

Lillebi, Kikibell und Wollabo planen ein Picknick auf Kikibells Insel. Als die Freunde dort ankommen, entdecken sie seltsame Fußspuren im Sand. Eine Horde wilder Piraten hat sich in Kikibells Häuschen einquartiert! Als Lillebi und Kikibell gefangen genommen werden und auch Giräffchen in die Hände der Piraten fällt, scheint die Lage aussichtslos. Doch die Piraten haben die Rechnung ohne Wollabo gemacht.

Blubbernde Seifenblasen im Herzquellteich, gefährliche scharfe Glasscherben, die achtlos in der Wiese liegen - und dann brennt es auch noch im Lillebi-Land! Lillebi, Kikibell und Wollabo sind entsetzt. Doch wer ist der geheimnisvolle Unbekannte, der überall seinen gefährlichen Müll hinterlässt Gemeinsam mit seinen Freunden macht sich Lillebi auf die Suche nach dem gedankenlosen Umweltverschmutzer.

Wollibo nascht eine Regenbogenblume und wird daraufhin von einer seltsamen Schlafkrankheit befallen! Lillebi und Kikibell müssen die uralte, weise weiße Eule aus dem Herzbaumwald um Rat fragen, denn nur sie weiß, wie Wollabo gerettet werden kann.

Francis Marion Crawford (1854-1909) was an American writer, born in Italy and educated in the United States. He also studied at the universities of Cambridge and Heidelberg. He was a prolific writer in many fields, but it was his novels that were most popular, commanding a large following. His stories of the macabre and supernatural are very highly regarded.

Nathanael West: novelist, screenwriter, playwright, devoted outdoorsman was one of the most gifted and original writers of his generation, a comic artist whose insight into the brutalities of modern life proved prophetic. He is famous for two masterpieces, Miss Lonelyhearts (1933) and The Day of the Locust (1939). Seventy years later, The Day of the Locust remains the most penetrating novel ever written about Hollywood.

Francis Marion Crawford (1854-1909) was an American writer, born in Italy and educated in the USA. He also studied at the universities of Cambridge and Heidelberg. He was a prolific writer in many fields, but it was his novels that were most popular, commanding a large following. His stories of the macabre and supernatural are very highly regarded. Roy Macready reads five of them from Uncanny Tales.

Another collection of 16 classic tales of the macabre and supernatural by some of the best-known writers in these genres.

The Screaming Skull is one of F. Marion Crawford's Uncanny Tales, which was first published, posthumously, in London in 1911 and was issued two weeks later in America as Wandering Ghosts.

Drost, black-haired son of the Middle Priestess in ancient Celtic Scotland, is the helper and Twin to the King, with special gifts of visions and dreams that lead him to his destiny and true love of all time, Yssa. This beautiful story is the archetype of Tristan and Iseult and Romeo and Juliet.

"Je m'appelle Marion. Je ne suis pas très grande, contrairement à ce qu'essaie de me faire croire Christian Louboutin. J'ai les cheveux bouclés et les yeux verts (marron-verts) (surtout marron). Avant de trouver l'homme de ma vie, j'ai eu pas mal d'histoires - je dis ça sans me vanter, elles ont toutes mal fini - le célibat, je connais donc. Je suis passée par là, et repassée et re-repassée en cherchant mon chemin. Je pensais que le grand amour m'apporterait toutes les réponses. Devinez quoi ? Il pose de nouvelles questions."

Funny, thought provoking, and always entertaining, personal essayist Marion Winik is known for decades of storytelling on NPR and the stunning memoir First Comes Love. Memory and identity are the focus of this new collection, Guesswork, drawn from a column that has won "Best of Baltimore" from Baltimore magazine several years running.

The story is set in the aftermath of World War One. Paul Harris, still frail after shellshock, returns to his father’s home and to the arms of his secret lover, Adam. He discovers that Margot, the fiancée of his dead brother, is pregnant and marries her through a sense of loyalty. Through Adam he finds work as a schoolteacher; while setting up a home with Margot he continues to see Adam.

If you love David Sedaris, you'll have to listen to Marion Winik's anything-but-traditional tales of traveling with her cranky family in tow. From lost teenagers and missed connections to overpriced drinks and gambling mishaps, Winik - author of seven memoirs and a Morning Edition commentator on NPR - illuminates the unexpected pleasures of journeying out of your comfort zone.

Winner of Child magazine's Book of the Year award for her hilarious and candid book on single motherhood, The Lunch-Box Chronicles, Marion Winik returns to the topic of parenting in these nine essays. Beginning with the story of her second wedding and her move to rural Pennsylvania, she covers everything from blending families and having a child in one's 40s to dealing with the legal problems of teenage boys to the evolution of the values of a family over generations.

Soho 1925. Two young men meet - for one of them this is love at first sight, for the other only lust and guilt.... Paul Harris returns to England from self-imposed exile in Tangiers for an exhibition of his paintings. He leaves behind Patrick, the man he has loved since they met in the trenches in 1918, needing to discover if he has the strength to live without him and wanting to explore the kind of life he might have lived had it not been for the war. In Bohemian Soho, Paul meets Edmund....

Book View Cafe celebrates its fifth anniversary with an anthology of our favorite stories. From the fantasy and science fiction of our roots to steampunk, romance, historical and mainstream; from humor to life's hardest challenges, across the spectrum from light to dark.

This ghostly (and ghastly) collection includes: "The Upper Berth", "The Lady's Maid", "Markheim", "Ghost Stories of the Tiled House","What Was It?", "Madame Crowl's Ghost" and "The Golden Arm".

How often do we ask ourselves, "What will make me happy? What do I really want from life?" In A Life of One’s Own, Marion Milner explores these questions and embarks on a seven-year personal journey to discover what it is that makes her happy. Using her own personal diaries, kept over many years, she analyses moments of everyday life and discovers ways of being, of looking, of moving, that bring surprising joy - ways which can be embraced by anyone.

In a world where vampire DNA has allowed people to relive youth, Katelyn Matthews enters a second phase of her 20s. Yet when she gets involved with a vampire, her life is turned upside down.