Archibald Archibald: 231 books

After winning free of the dream city of Brianston and defeating the titanic dragon, Gruon, Mage Questor Grimm Afelnor and his companions march towards Rendale Priory to confront the evil witch, Prioress Lizaveta. Unbeknownst to Grimm, who has now lived up to his Guild soubriquet of 'Dragonblaster',...

Pam's a lovely, leggy professional I work with, and I've desired her for a long while. Tonight's my chance to seduce her, and I'm going to make sure she's excited and ready by taking her to a strip club first.

When Frank discovers God's message to His (male) creation engraved on a newly-unearthed set of stone tablets, he is first amused then amazed at the useful information it contains. After all, haven't men always wished that women came with instructions?

Glory Senne returns from a visit to her lovers with a DVD and no recollection of what's on it. All she knows is that she taught Joan to hypnotize her and commanded her to make sure it happened. Her husband isn't home from work yet, so she settles down on her sofa to watch and lets the memories unfold before her thighs... er, eyes... A Senneful Things tale.

Archibald Alexander was an American Presbyterian theologian who produced this voluminous study of the Bible and the apocrypha that wasn't included in the canon.

Major Archibald Lee Fletcher was another pseudonym of St. George Rathbone.

Though fans of classic science fiction will definitely enjoy this short story from Joe Archibald, its focus isn't on travels to the farthest reaches of the universe. Instead, the tale is concerned with what a character terms "inner space" -- in other words, the mysterious depths of Earth itself. A miraculous...

Qu’est-ce qu’un zombie ? Un « paradoxe ambulant » précédé d’une odeur nauséabonde, selon certains ; un « héros culturel de l’ère néobaroque », selon d’autres. Parfois comique, le plus souvent terrifiant, cet être putride possède un insatiable appétit pour la chair fraîche...

Biography of the American humorist by an English author, first published in 1910. According to Wikipedia: "Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 April 21, 1910), better known by the pen name Mark Twain, was an American author and humorist. Twain is most noted for his novels Adventures of Huckleberry...

What underlying philosophy and mission should museums pursue in the first half of the twenty-first century? In Museum Philosophy, twenty-four authors use the lenses of a variety of disciplines to answer this essential question. Museum professionals offer their answers alongside philosophers, historians,...

This edition features a linked Table of Contents. CONTENTS CHAPTER I. The Father of the Man CHAPTER II. The Man Hears a Voice: Samuel, Samuel! CHAPTER III. The Man Begins his Ministry CHAPTER IV. The Hour and the Man CHAPTER V. The Day of Small Things CHAPTER VI . The Heavy World is Moved CHAPTER...

My first words of preface must be of excuse for some apparent lack of gratitude in my dedication. For besides my debt to Mr. Fortescue, I owe my warmest acknowledgments to Mary, Lady Ilchester, and her son, for the permission to examine some of the papers of Henry Fox; a character of great interest,...

Our last chapter closed the dark record which unhappily clouds the early history of the Royal Scots Dragoons, and it is with pleasure we turn from the record of these unnatural and suicidal wars to narrate the nobler deeds of the regiment on a nobler field. The accession of William, Prince of Orange,...