Jerome Jerome: 1081 books

Three Men in a Boat was meant to be a serious travel guide to the Thames, between Kingston and Oxford. Instead, it is one of the wittiest, funniest fictional jaunts down a river ever written. The three men are based on author Jerome and two of his friends. The dog "developed out of that area of inner consciousness which, in all Englishmen, contains an element of the dog."

In Ways Unimagined is the first of two novels comprising Jerome Ostrov's World War II saga, When Country Calls. The story begins in 1933 Hamburg and follows the life of anthropologist, Anton Sternbloom, as he reels from the depths of loss in Germany and reclaims his life in England. There, he overcomes...

Concealed Drives is a collection of poems framing thoughts and lamentations on bygone eras in North East England. The poems jump from locales to personal scenarios, recalling the history of the places and the accompanying intransigent decline through stark and eery glimpses into lives and habitats.The...

Readers' Favorite 2017 Book Competition Finalist, FICTION-ANTHOLOGY Theodore Jerome Cohen’s first collection of unusual short stories met with such an unqualified success that he was persuaded to prepare a second set of equally enjoyable stories about the adventure we call “life.” This...

Introducing the new audio book series from the New York Times bestselling author of Killing The Deep State. Note: this e-book is a direct transcription of the audio book, Dr. Corsi Investigates: Why The Democratic Party Has Gone Communist, by Jerome R. Corsi. The Dr. Corsi Investigates...

Someone Waiting for You is the second of two novels comprising Jerome Ostrov's World War II saga, When Country Calls. The story begins in August 1936 as Jonathan Sternbloom and his best friend Charlie Brody, both recent graduates of London's prestigious St Paul's School, prepare to disembark from...

“Tommy and Co.” is the nickname of the staff of a Fleet Street newspaper called Good Humour. Jerome’s witty tale relates the highly unceremonious way in which the paper’s various staff members drifted under the employment of Mr. Peter Hope, its editor in chief, and what they did or didn’t do to render their services invaluable.

Meet Henry, who works as a waiter. Henry becomes acquainted with a variety of eccentric persons who visit the coffee shop he works in—including a man whose baby is shown in a dog show and a customer who is eaten by a cannibal. Henry’s gift for observation endears him as one of Jerome’s most entertaining characters.

Best-selling authors, sensational lecturers, documentary filmmakers, amateur archaeologists, spies for FDR--Dana and Ginger Lamb led the life of Indiana Jones long before the movie icon was ever scripted. "We blaze the trail," Ginger said, "and the scientists follow." The Enchanted Quest of Dana...

Rough Around the Edges Jerome and Kimberly Ralston with Carol Arkley Written with utmost brilliance, it chronicles an amazing couple, Jay and Kim Ralston, who has faced some great adversities in their lives--some of which they are still dealing with. They have gone from starting with nothing...

Belying the assumption that there is nothing more to discover about the similarities between Jesus and the apostle Paul, Jerome Murphy-O 'Connor gives us this enticing study. Extracting his information from a variety of sources 'pagan, Jewish, and Christian 'Murphy-O 'Connor imaginatively interweaves...

There is plenty of humour and plenty of good sense in this volume, Mr. Jerome can make fun in a pleasant fashion of oddities ...

“Tommy and Co." is the nickname of the staff of a Fleet Street newspaper called Good Humour. Jerome's witty tale relates the highly unceremonious way in which the paper's various staff members drifted under the employment of Mr. Peter Hope, its editor in chief, and what they did or didn't do to render their services invaluable.

Meet Henry, who works as a waiter. Henry becomes acquainted with a variety of eccentric persons who visit the coffee shop he works in—including a man whose baby is shown in a dog show and a customer who is eaten by a cannibal. Henry's gift for observation endears him as one of Jerome's most entertaining characters.