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  • Adventures, #16

    by Nick Badot, Joseph March, Samuel Merwin ...
    A team led by a determined man. Can all obstacles be overcome? Calumet K, a smooth to read yet captivating novel from 1901.Two new, never-before printed stories are jammed into this summer issue. And a nearly forgotten poem-a true literal work of art titled, The Set-Up is inside.The Set-Up was made into a noir film in 1949... you'll want to read this!Multi-genre reading entertainment is expected ... Read more

    $8.99 CAD

  • Extremely Weird Splatter

    by L. Andrew Cooper, H.J. Dutton, Rebecca A. Brown, Nick Badot, JB Corso, Suvajeet Duttagupta, JG Faherty, Angelique Fawns, Tom Johnstone, Leonardo J. Lamanna, Thomas C Mavroudis, Christine Morgan, Jason Nickey, Monica J. O'Rourke, J. Rohr, C.M. Saunders, Dan Scamell, Steve Rasnic Tem, Vox Villalobos, Maxim Volk, Etta Wynn ...
    SPLATTER THE NORMALFor this book, weird horror isn’t weird enough, and the extreme needs to be more extreme: the nineteen stories in Extremely Weird Splatter take the “quiet” respectability that characterizes a lot of weird fiction these days and fuses it with the elsewhere typically grounded—but very loud—transgressions of the extreme and splatterpunk. The results are messy, fantastic, and ... Read more

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  • How to Tell a Story and Other Essays

    by Mark Twain ...
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  • Hunting for Hidden Gold

    by Franklin W. Dixon ...
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  • Slocum 241: Slocum and the Big Three

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  • The Mystery of Cabin Island

    by Franklin W. Dixon, GP Editors ...
    The Mystery of Cabin Island' is the eighth book in the classic Hardy Boys mystery series, written under the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon and first published in 1929. The original version was penned by Leslie McFarlane, a Canadian writer who authored many of the early Hardy Boys titles for the Stratemeyer Syndicate, the publishing organization responsible for some of the most popular children’s ... Read more

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  • Justice, Inc.

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    Only once in several lifetimes does the world get such a man a Richard Henry Benson, known as The Avenger.A man who had amassed a fortune in his early years, he was ready to enjoy life to the fullest with his wife and daughter when disaster struck, which vacuumed his soul right out of his body.His family was taken from him by crime, and to make matters worse, no one believed him. He was forced ... Read more

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