Down and Out in Paris and London

by George Orwell

THE Rue du Coq d'Or, Paris, seven in the morning.

We All Fall Down

by Eric Walters

The Chain of Things

by Eric Downing

Artificial I's

by Eric Downing

Hidden Dynamics of the Fast Track

by Eric Downing

After Images

by Eric Downing

Double exposures

by Eric Downing

German literature of the nineteenth century, 1832-1899

by Clayton Koelb, Eric Downing

Slowly down the Ganges

by Eric Newby

Camden House History of German Literature, Volume 9

by Clayton Koelb, Eric Downing

Men of mathematics

by Eric Temple Bell

THIS SECTION IS HEADED Introduction rather than Preface (which it really is) in the hope of decoying habitual preface-sk...

The life of the drama

by Eric Bentley

THE LIVING EXPERIENCE of a play, as of a novel, or a piece of music, is a river of feeling within us which flows, now fa...

The Red Eric

by Robert Michael Ballantyne

Captain Dunning stood with his back to the fireplace in the back-parlour of a temperance coffee-house in a certain town ...

Journey Into Fear

by Eric Ambler

The steamer, Sestri Levante, stood high above the dockside, and watery sleet, carried on the wind blustering down from t...

Slowly Down the Ganges

by Eric Newby

Nicky upstairs and down

by Harriet Ziefert

Nicky lived with his mother in a small house.

Literary studies and the pursuits of reading

by Eric Downing, Jonathan M. Hess

Counting Up, Counting Down

by Harry Turtledove

"Hey, Justin!" Sean Peters' voice floated over the top of the Superstrings, Ltd., cubicle wall.

Surviving Social Media

by Eric Braun

Count-down

by Charles Eric Maine