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Featured eBook Bridgehead by Waldo Frank - An in-depth analysis of the state of Israel shortly after the Suez Crisis. The book's own analysis is "Bridgehead is the first book to present clearly, in a broad and deep sense, Israels direct relation to world Jewry, to History and to Man. And though an awareness of crisis suffuses its pages, this does not disturb its focus which is of a people behind the politics and the headlines, the communities behind the economics, an old and never-ending spiritual drama encompassing the statistics, underlying and transcending the immediate problems." An excellent read. Featured Author Michael Fairless * Fairless developed spinal problems in her teens which were to continually plague her the remainder of her altogether short life. She completed hospital training as a child's nurse, but her ailment precluded her ability to carry on such activities and she turned to writing. Even then she was often forced to dictate her work. After a short time in London, she moved to Sussex. Her most successful work, The Roadmender (1902), was completed on her death bed and brought her immense popularity, albeit posthumously. Her other well-known works include The Gray Brethren (1905) and The Gathering of Brother Hilarius (1905). MORE INFO

Coming Soon ! Lots more science fiction, detective mysteries and westerns from the Golden Age of the pulps. More works by Steinbeck, Coburn, Dos Passos, Gorky, Austin and many others. News We have now exceeded 15,000 works. Over 5200 ePub files are now available on selected authors. We will be adding ePubs to all of our authors over the coming months. Works by more than one author, e.g . Nordhoff & Hall, will be found under Various.