In 1959, blonde, blue-eyed Jerrie Cobb was selected to be the first woman to undergo the Mercury ...

Jonathan Troy is a brilliant, beautiful, intensely romantic, selfish and irresponsible (but never...

BYRON E. ESHELMAN had served as Chaplain to the inmates of San Quentin's death row (and the rest ...

Looking for good health and the energy of youth? Discover how a few minutes of Yoga will do more ...

Alfred Leopold Isidor Kubin (1877-1959) was an Austrian printmaker, illustrator, and occasional w...

George 'Professor' Burchett was arguably the most famous tattoo artist in the UK and Europe throu...

Thy Neighbour's Wife, is a story of love, religion, and patriotism set in rural Ireland in 1910. ...

Dame Sibyl Mary Collings Beaumont Hathaway DBE (1884-1974) was Dame of Sark from 1927 until her d...

The Story of a Hypnotist

The Education of a Golfer is an incredible true story of how a poor kid who, while living in the ...

Clyde B. Clason, creator of Professor Theocritus Lucius Westborough, has produced several books w...

Originally published in 1924, The Constant Nymph tells the story of how a teenage girl falls in l...

In BORN TO BE one of America's foremost Negro spiritual-singers has written a real American autob...

This significant study is certain to be the standard work on the subject for many years to come. ...

Johnny Clay's plan to rob the Long Island race track was daring and highly original. Johnny, an e...

Buwei Yang Chao (1889-1981) was a Chinese-American physician and writer. She was one of the first...

The Blue-Nosed Witch was written by Margaret Embry, with pictures by Carl Rose, and originally pu...

Rogers Hornsby, nicknamed 'The Rajah', is regarded as one of the best hitters of all time. Known ...

He was born Alfredo Cocozza in Philadelphia's 'Little Italy' on January 31, 1921. He died Mario L...

Great Negro Baseball Stars and how they made the Major Leagues is the story of how many of the ea...

They Called it Purple Heart Valley

Ink Drawing Techniques, by one of America's renowned illustrators and art teachers, is a fundamen...

Easy the Hard Way

Candy is a vivid and moving story of post-slavery life in the early part of the 20th century. The...

This is the story of the most powerful of Hollywood's famed tycoons-the stalwart, rambunctious, d...

My 21 Years in the White House, first published in 1961, is a fascinating account of White House ...

'Dear Mr. G.-' The Biography of Clark Gable is a detailed and intimate look at the life and caree...

In the 1950s, a new word 'brainwashing' entered the English language. Although its meaning was am...

In the inspiring biography 'Milton S. Hershey,' author Katherine B. Shippen delves into the life ...

Night Stick

Circus Parade originally published in 1927, presents the sordid but albeit fascinating side of li...

Three murders were too many for Ed Hunter. Not even a dazzling redhead from the carnival's girl s...

In the tradition of Holmes and Poirot comes another erstwhile professor turned detective create b...

'Strikeout Story' is an enthralling memoir penned by the legendary baseball player Bob Feller, of...

Romance, intrigue, business rivalry, and the history of settling the Northwest frontier is all co...

Written by the widow of one of America's most beloved screen idols, Clark Gable: A Personal Portr...

Originally published in 1955 Ojibway Drums is a wonderful story about an Ojibway boy-Half Sky. Th...

It Took Nine Tailors is a story told in Adolphe Menjou's own voice that recounts life from his 18...

Originally published in 1961 Fencing with the Electric Foil covers in detail the transition from ...

Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and prepare to be dazzled by the extraordinary tale that unf...

Not what you'd expect. Written and published in 1960 this is not a book about etiquette or charm ...

Exercise without effortBe physically fit in secondsIn this book Colonel Rankin adapts the famous ...

Originally published in 1958, this is Lillian Roth's story in her own words following up on her b...

Step right up and discover the extraordinary life of George A. Hamid, a true legend of the circus...

Originally published in 1914 'Busting 'Em and Other Big League Stories', by Ty Cobb is a collecti...

The life story of a street peddler of noodles and seafood who became one of Japan's richest and m...

John Moynihan Tettemer entered the Passionist Order of Monks in 1894. After years of solitude, pr...

In the heart-stopping mystery, 'The Missing Chancellor,' acclaimed author J.S. Fletcher weaves a ...