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Riveting account of the efforts of a small British convoy against the might of German U-boats in the perilous seas of the North Atlantic during WW II.

‎The Good Shepherd ‎Fiction & Literature · 2012

Wally Dixon is anything but happy. Life is the same old same old until he rekindles an old — and deliciously unpredictable — romance.

‎Still Circling Moose Jaw ‎Fiction & Literature · 2012

Niven Busch wrote or participated in co-writing nine Western movies from 1940 to 1955 including King Vidor’s Duel in the Sun and Anthony Mann’s The Furies, both based on his novels. http://jeffarnoldblog.blogspot.com/2015/06/the-furies-novel-by-niven-busch.html

Hurry! Hurry! Come one! Come all!
Two irresistible treasures about county fairs in rural Iowa during the 1930s.

‎County Fair ‎Fiction & Literature · 2015

History buffs take note.

A collection of articles about the American South and a fictionalized account about the advancement of Northern industry on the South 30 years after the US Civil War.

https://enetpress.com/author/James+H.+Street

Fantasies and murder stories from the sinful to the sublime — talking gorillas, hairy fiends, deadly chocolates, one very dreadful cat, and a love story as beautiful as a symphony.

‎Fancies and Goodnights Vol 2 ‎Sci-Fi & Fantasy · 2012

John Collier was born in London in 1901. His father worked as a clerk and could not afford to formally educate his children, so they were taught at home. Collier never attended university or received a degree. https://enetpress.com/author/John+Collier

Calling all readers!

In celebration of 1930s humorist, Thorne Smith, join a host of madcap characters as they entangle themselves in the most compromising (and sometimes murderous) situations and discover new freedom from the clutches of inhibition.

https://enetpress.com/author/Thorne+Smith

Perhaps the roots of Maassen’s hankering to travel began as a child. He lived in Japan, Italy, and Canada while his father was in the Air Force and later guided river tours on three continents. -

Rafting guide enjoys his odd life Several times in his 60 years “Captain” Ron Maassen has tried on the hat of a businessman with a conventional job.

“I like taking people who are unaware and unexposed and showing them something new,” Maassen said, “awakening the joy that I’ve seen everywhere to those who have had a different life, maybe a life more tentative, more timid.” -

Rafting guide enjoys his odd life Several times in his 60 years “Captain” Ron Maassen has tried on the hat of a businessman with a conventional job.