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I've always adored adventure stories from Rider Haggard's classic novel She and Dumas' The Three Musketeers to more modern proponents of the genre such as Wilbur Smith's The Seventh Scroll and Alastair McLean's Ice Station Zebra. It's a strange
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Simply, Pocol Press authors are comprised of veteran writers and emerging talents.
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Secret societies like the Illuminati go to enormous lengths to remain covert. Although many classified intelligence reports have been written on the brotherhood, few have been published. Conspiracy theories on the Illuminati include infiltration of
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The study authors themselves highlighted the speculative nature of their conclusions. Their article was based on non-controlled case reports from four consumers. In each of the cases, an extreme amount of denture adhesive was used for years, two or
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ScreenOnline website says that virtually all Graham Greene's works have been made into films. The Wikipedia has a list of his books for you, and I have found a Guardian newspaper article about his life and work. Fandango.com has a list of Graham
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The Authors League serves as the umbrella organization for both The Dramatists Guild of America and the Authors Guild, allowing a collective voice in issues of censorship, copyright and lobbying in Washington, D.C. As a member of the Dramatists
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This book is about this girl called Rose who is training to look after the Moroi – the good vampires - and protect them from harm against the Strigoi – the bad ones. However, at school, she falls in love with her instructor who is only seven years
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Great book! There are two different versions. Stephen King wrote it in the 70s. His publisher said that it was too long and to cut about 500 pages, which he reluctantly did. I read that first version in the late 70s. Years later, in the 90s I think,
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According to a book I have on the greatest 100 young adult writers of all time, Virginia Andrews actually intended the novel to be for older, retired females. However, after it was released, her publisher soon found that it was just as popular with
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There are a large number of individuals who might be called “major Mythos authors”.
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