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Max Brand
Arizona Jim Silver had to find Rap Bender, Judge Benders missing son - the same Rap Bender who had joined guns with Silvers oldest and deadliest enemy. But when the legendary Silvertip finally caught up with Bender, they shared a common enemy - ever since Benders partner double-crossed him by trying to kidnap his woman. Now it was up to the two men to catch the man Silver had pledged to kill - for Silvers honor and his life. "Silver Tip" is a series of Western novels written by the very prolific author (one of the most prolific author of all time) named Frederick Faust. The novels are published, like most of Fausts work, under the Max Brand pen name.
Max Brand
In his last evil plan, the dying Steve Wycombe wills his land, stock, and cash to his three worst enemies, Morris Delgas, Harry Rutherford, and Jim Silver, with the knowledge that sooner or later there would be violence over the inheritance. He actually dictates his will while dying from being shot in the stomach. He makes them, one honest man and two crooked, run his ranch. He knows that it is only a matter of time before they come to blows, but that is exactly what he wants them to do to each other. One of many recommended Westerns by this prolific author. Frederick Schiller Faust (May 29, 1892 - May 12, 1944) was an American author known primarily for his thoughtful and literary Westerns under the pen name Max Brand.
Max Brand
At 30, Bill Naylor had spent half his life behind bars. Free again, and while looking for a new job, he saves a man from drowning. For Bill Naylor, there are all the others in the world, when it comes to being an outlaw, and there is Barry Christian. For Bill, Christian is the best, and the two wind up together, so Bill is all too ready to do the toughest thing that Christian has to throw his way. It involves killing Silvertip. It is Naylors chance to prove himself, and he know Christians plan cant fail. Something that Christians plan did not take into account will determine Naylors fate. "Silvertips Trap" by Max Brand is the seventh novel in the Silver Tip series that came out in 1943.
Sind Götter?. Die Halfred Sigskaldsaga
Felix Dahn
Felix Dahn (1834-1912) war ein deutscher Professor für Rechtswissenschaften, Schriftsteller und Historiker. Zwischen 1882 und 1901 ließ Dahn in 13 Bänden Kleine Romane aus der Völkerwanderung, zwischen 1890 und 1895 ebenfalls in mehreren Bänden eine etwa dreitausendseitige Autobiografie folgen. Sind Götter? Die Halfred Sigskaldsaga eine nordische Erzählung aus dem zehnten Jahrhundert, 1874.
Viktor Rydberg
Singoalla är en roman av Viktor Rydberg och handlar om kärleken mellan riddaren Erland Mnesköld och den mystiska Singoalla. Singoalla utspelas under 1340- och 1350-talen och handlar om en riddares son, Erland, som blir förälskad i dottern, Singoalla, till ett kringvandrande folk, romer, som rastar ngra dagar nära slottet. Deras första möte är vid bäcken som rinner genom den skog som tillhör Erlands fars slott. Detta blir ett kort möte d Singoallas folk ska ge sig av igen samma kväll. Erland kan inte glömma Singoalla och när hennes folk ett r senare tervänder och ber Erlands far om att f sl upp sitt läger i hans skog d de ska stanna en vecka och vänta in en annan grupp s ser Erland sin chans att f träffa henne igen.
Ziemowit Szczerek
Znów w drodze. Dziennikarz przemierza mizerny, rozpadający się krajobraz kulturowy, jednak tym razem zdobywca Paszportu Polityki nie pisze o Ukrainie, a o Polsce choć tak naprawdę pisze o niej zawsze. W Siódemce poddaje wiwisekcji Polskę najpolstszą, samo jej serce, gdzie biją źródła wszystkich jej bolączek i frustracji, matecznik polskiego marazmu, bylejakości i magmy, rdzeń pełen szyldozy i płotów odlanych z betonu, gdzie winy za chaos i syf nie można zrzucić na nikogo prócz nas samych. Opisuje Polskę leżącą przy drodze krajowej numer 7. Jak opisać tę niezwykłą krainę? Pytanie trudne. Niewielu dotychczas próbowało. Siódemka tylko pozornie kpi z prowincji, prowincji leżącej w centrum naszego kraju. To dużo więcej niż żarty napędzane poszerzającymi świadomość wiedźmińskimi eliksirami (tak, tak nie mogło zabraknąć także wiedźmina). To brutalna, szczera do bólu próba opisu tego, co swojskie, a zarazem bardzo tajemnicze i dotąd niezbadane. Siódemka stanowi podróż przez polskie jądro ciemności, przez kompleksy i fantazje narodowe, przez wieki historii wędrówkę pełną groteski i przegięcia, napędzaną alkoholem i narkotykami (to wciąż #gonzo!), ale to przecież jedyny sposób na opisanie bezforemnej polskiej formy.
Arthur Conan Doyle
A historical romance and tale of adventure, set in England during the fourteenth century. Descendent of a noble family, Nigel Loring is the last of his race, and living alone with his aged grand-mother, upon a small remnant of their great estate. In service to King Edward III, Sir Nigel Loring must prove himself worthy of the hand of his the Lady Mary by performing three deeds in her honor. On his way to the altar, Nigel rescues a woman from dishonor, fights a pirate leader, and battles against the Spanish at sea, among other heroic feats. Set against the fourteenth-century war between England and France, Sir Nigel is an action-packed adventure classic, filled to the brim with history, conflict, chivalry, and a dash of romance.
John Buchan
In the mid-sixteenth century, Jean de Rohaine, a middle-aged French nobleman, journeys to Scotland in search of adventure and a new beginning. In Scotland he meets up with his old friend, Quentin Kennedy, who informs him of a great battle to be waged. Having witnessed Royalist troops butchering suspected Covenanters, he follows the example of godly refugees and escapes to the safety of the hills around Eskdalemuir and the head of Ettrick Water. Whilst staying at the Manse of Lindean, he falls in love but honour forbids he should win a woman he has pledged to protect for another. It is a unique novel of a haunting Scottish lifestyle that differs from Buchans later works, such as The Thirty-Nine Steps. The love story here is also central in a way that it is not to later works by Buchan, so that aspect of the narrative will prove interesting to readers who might be curious about how Buchan examines gender and sexuality in his fiction.