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Holiday reading: The Stranger by Camus ... and more |
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The Stranger, Camus's first novel, is both a brilliantly crafted story and an illustration of Camus's absurdist world view.
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Some Alistair Maclean excitement - as was ... |
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Here's a selection of pulse-setters, from Force Ten From Naverone to Floodgate, to please the most demanding of Alistair Maclean fans. |
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Poor eHarry loses out to the law |
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One of the amazing things about the lovely J K Rowling's creations, you don't just see young people reading and enjoying them. All ages seem to enjoy the stories. |
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Software: spoilt for choice |
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In the true spirit of the internet, eReaders are well looked after with two exceptional programs - and both are Open Source, free of charge.
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Classics: The magic writing of a woman called George |
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If it's classics you want, you've come to the right place. All the good books for study - at high school and university - are here, plus a great many more. |
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A is for prolific Asimov and his extensive collection here is enough to provide for a very long holiday of happy reading. |
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Let the writer tell it in her own words ... Yes, for those who don't know, J D Robb is a she, real name ( as far as we know) Nora Roberts.
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