Ned: 261 books

Practice adding and subtracting decimal numbers with this second book. Select one of twenty math problems with complete solutions that educate the student in decimal numbers. The book also includes four bonus word problems with complete explanations and answers. Easily navigate the links from the...

Practice and hone important subtraction skills with this first book. Select one of twenty subtraction problems with complete solutions that educate the student in the subtraction process. The book also includes four bonus word problems with complete explanations and answers. Easily navigate the links...

Young Don Benito arrives at a small group of islands near Panama, under the control of a band of pirates. Published in the 1800s by Edward Zane Carroll Judson, Sr. (1821-1886) using his pen name “Ned Buntline.” Transcribed and edited from the 1861 edition by Jeffrey Merrow.

Rinard, the Red Revenger leads a band of pirates in the Florida keys. Published in the 1800s by Edward Zane Carroll Judson, Sr. (1821-1886) using his pen name “Ned Buntline.” Transcribed and edited from the Boston edition by Jeffrey Merrow. 46,000 words.

The lives of Captain Samuel Edmiston, lately Captain of Royal Navy, and his young wife Roxanna, are persecuted by Captain Lord Hawkhurst. Published in the 1800s by Edward Zane Carroll Judson, Sr. (1821-1886) using his pen name “Ned Buntline.” Transcribed and edited from the 1847 Boston edition by Jeffrey Merrow. 48,000 words.

The marriage of a wealthy New York merchant to his young bride disrupts the lives of everyone around him.  Published in the 1800s by Edward Zane Carroll Judson, Sr. (1821-1886) using his pen name “Ned Buntline.”  Transcribed and edited from the 1885 edition by Jeffrey Merrow.

From the "effervescent" (Washington Post) author of Madness is Better than Defeat and The Teleportation Accident, a rollicking novel about fascism, boxing, entomology, eugenics, and desire. Kevin "Fishy" Broom has his nickname for a reason: he has a rare genetic condition...

Death Wish by Ned Lang.

The story of Sir Henry Morgan and his rise to fame from a young knight to an infamous buccaneer of the Caribbean Sea. Published in the 1800s by Edward Zane Carroll Judson, Sr. (1821-1886) using his pen name “Ned Buntline.” Transcribed and edited from the 1861 edition by Jeffrey Merrow. 80,000 words.

Mermaid Soup is a story of one man’s relentless pursuit of integrity, and how it affects his own life and the lives of everyone he touches. It is a story of dreams, love, tragedy, healing, and personal transformation. It will warm your heart, open your eyes, and show you how wisdom and magic can...

Searching For Eldorado is like mixing "Catcher in The Rye" with "American Graffiti." It is a fictional memoir centered around Jerry Killian,a mixed-up, seventeen-year-old Pennsylvania prep student in 1959 whose self-image is low but his testosterone level is confusingly high. Thus,...

This is a book for people who get lost in galleries, have to be looked for and collected and sternly reminded that they had agreed to meet in the gift shop at a certain time; a book for people who aren't lost by the compass but lost in the art. About the Author Ned taught English in...

Domestic sovereignty (the right of a government not to be resisted by its people) and international sovereignty (the moral immunity from outside intervention) have both been eroded in recent years, but the former to a much greater extent than the latter. An oppressed people's right to fight for liberal...

Wer singt diesen Gesang? Eine Liebende? Ein Liebender? Ein Mörder? Eine Mörderin? Was sind das für Morde? Nach denen die Opfer nicht ins Grab kommen oder ins Feuer, sondern gespeichert werden, unterm Dach, in Kellergewölben? Und wieder auferstehen von der Mörderin, des Mörders Gnaden? Mit deren...