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The Blind Owl (Authorized by The Sadegh Hedayat Foundation – First Translation into English Based on the Bombay Edition)
Keep the Aspidistra Flying
A Passage to India (Wisehouse Classics Edition)
Coming Up for Air
The Most Dangerous Game (Wisehouse Classics Edition)
Keep the Aspidistra Flying

Keep the Aspidistra Flying

Keep the Aspidistra Flying George Orwell - - Keep the Aspidistra Flying, first published in 1936, is a socially critical novel by George Orwell. It is set in 1930s London. The main theme is Gordon Comstock’s romantic ambition to defy worship of the money-god and status, and the dismal life that results. Orwell wrote the book in 1934 and 1935, when he was living at various locations ...
The Sunshineboy: Memoirs of a Dancer

The Sunshineboy: Memoirs of a Dancer

The Sunshineboy: Memoirs of a Dancer Hans-Christian Wagner - - "I have run away from the place where I grew up to conquer the world and found my home on an island. I fulfilled my dreams, loved more men than I can remember, danced, acted, choreographed and produced, designed and managed, healed and taught. I shared the wealth of my father and enjoyed the naked freedom of having nothing. ...
Sweet, Sweet, Stories, Some Sweeter than Others

Sweet, Sweet, Stories, Some Sweeter than Others

Sweet, Sweet, Stories, Some Sweeter than Others Daniel Curzon - - Sweet, Sweet Stories, Some Sweeter Than Others by Daniel Curzon is a product of a lifetime of living with a super-thin skin and a lot of scar tissue from the vicissitudes of the world. Whether it is possessed of a “monumental originality,” as expressed by Phi Beta Kappa Reviews, it is at the very least a readable, ...
GEA – My Mirror the Earth

GEA – My Mirror the Earth

GEA - My Mirror the Earth Sam Vaseghi - - “Gea – My Mirror, The Earth” is a transcript from the original poem in Farsi language (and the German translation of the poem, which was published by Edition l'Aleph), which unfortunately due to censorship in Iran has been never published in Farsi. The transcript is a masterpiece of translation by Jeanette Skirvin. Taking into account that ...

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