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After a Shadow and Other Stories" by Arthur is a phenonemal collection of radiant stories containing abundance of life-lessons which are worth learning. Brilliant words are used to create the characters and are ingeniously amalgamated into the plot. The simple plots are engrossing and thgought-provoking!

A Communist coalition force, spearheaded by the displaced Soviets, are preparing to attack the United States and free world aided by their spies in the US Senate, National Security Agency (NSA), CIA, FBI, and Secret Service. General Ashford Bardolph, the Communist Commander and Assistant Director...

A hilarious satirical tale of two guys one white and one black after blotting their copybooks back home are thrown together as mercenaries in Africa. From border disputes to uncovering a source of blood diamonds, shipwrecked and captured by pirates our heroes go from one diabolical mess to another...

The book is now called Missing the Sunset at Sounion. It explores the darkest regions of the human soul. It talks about relationships between men and women and deals with passion on many levels. Based on the life of the author, it goes into the difficulties of love and honor in the twenty-first century.

*** Original and Unabridged Content. Made available by GOLDEN CLASSIC PRESS*** Synopsis: Excerpt from The Lights and Shadows of Real Life TO all, as they pass through the world, come light and shadow. Though the sun may be in the heavens, clouds Often intervene, and cast deep shadows...

*** Original and Unabridged Content. Made available by GOLDEN CLASSIC PRESS*** Synopsis: In this astounding work, Arthur has tried to uncover the known-secrets about the hazards of using liquor. He has tried to shed light on the fact that the users of liquor are out to kill themselves and those to whom they lovingly offer drinks. Thought-provoking!

The pursuit of fortune is the guiding force for Adam Guy. He attempts to enforce its precepts upon his wife and young family, and avarice decidedly shapes the course of his life. Written by Timothy Shay Arthur (1809 - 1885) and first published in Arthur’s Home Magazine in 1861. Transcribed...

What Came Afterwards resumes the tale of Adam Guy and family from its pause at the conclusion of “Nothing but Money.” Written by Timothy Shay Arthur (1809 - 1885) and first published in Arthur’s Home Magazine in 1862. Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow from the 1865 Carleton edition. 27 chapters; 324 pages; 65,800 words.