The Horsham House Press: 322 books

From the creator of Peter Pan, When A Man’s Single is a semi-autobiographical novel by J. M. Barrie.

Bleak House is Dickens at his most comprehensive best - memorable characters, plots and sub-plots, together with criticism of the ills of the society of his day.

A small collection of writings by Tolstoy, including: What Men Live By, Three Questions, The Coffee House of Surat, and How Much Land Does a Man Need?

Dick Forrest, a farmer, is at the centre of a love triangle between his wife, and another man, Evan Graham, but tragedy is about to strike.

When the enigmatic Innocent Smith arrives to stay at a London boarding house, the residents are enthralled by him. But his reputation is at risk of being lost when he is arrested on serious charges.

A collection of short stories by Jack London, author of Call of the Wild and White Fang. Includes the following: The House of Mapuhi, The Whale Tooth, Mauki, "Yah! Yah! Yah!", The Heathen, The Terrible Solomons, The Inevitable White Man, and The Seed of McCoy.

Asteroid of Fear is a science fiction novel written by Raymond Z. Gallun and was first published in 1951. The space ship landed briefly, and John Endlich lifted the huge Asteroids Homesteaders Office box, which contained everything from a prefabricated house to toothbrushes for his family, down from...

Rachel Verinder inherits the Moonstone, a large diamond from India. When it is stolen from her house, the hunt is on to recover it. Widely regarded as one of the first detective novels, The Moonstone was first published in 1868.

Conrad's autobiography, which tells of his writing, his childhood, education and perspectives on literature.

An autobiographical short story by Joseph Conrad, written in 1898.

In this story, Conan Doyle introduces his famous detective Sherlock Holmes, and his side-kick Watson.

Excerpt: “I have indeed lived life in a very rough school and have seen more than the average man's share of inhumanity and cruelty, from the forecastle and the prison, the slum and the desert, the execution-chamber and the lazar-house, to the battlefield and the military hospital. I have seen horrible...

A dialogue of Plato in which Socrates discusses temperance and self-control.