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  Typewriter in the Sky

  L. Ron Hubbard

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  It's not easy living in someone else's world, trapped in a reality over which you have no control. But that is the story of Mike de Wolf's life - literally.
  
  The whole thing started at his friend Horace's Greenwich Village apartment. Horace is a writer and he's decided to model one of his villains after Mike. Sounds crazy... until Mike reaches to turn on a light and gets the shock of his life.
  
  Knocked unconscious, Mike wakes up to find himself tossing in a violent ocean surf and getting slammed against the rocks. That wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the bullets flying over his head, followed by the swordfight, certain to end in death...if not for the wild - beautiful woman on horseback who comes to his rescue.
  
  This isn't the West Village anymore. Apparently it's the West Indies, some three hundred years ago, and Mike de Wolf is now Miguel Saint Raoul de Lobo, pursued across the Spanish Main by pirates, Englishman, and worse.
  
  He doesn't know how he got here or why, but he does know he has to get out fast. Two problems: first off, the bad guys in Horace's stories never get out alive, and second, Mike's not all that sure he wants to leave after all. Seems he's fallen for that wild woman on horseback... What's a guy to do?
  
  The answer's written in the sky — in a wildly original, wickedly amusing novel in which, if you're not careful, you might just find yourself getting lost.A Galaxy Press audio production.

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  Witty Weird & Outrageous - Saki...

  Saki Saki

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  Presented here are the favorites (including many of the adventures of Clovis): The Open Window, Clovis on Parental, The Lumber-Room, Sredni Vahtar and more.

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  The Dating Mishaps of the...

  Martin Lundqvist

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  In his quest to find love, Geoffrey stumbles upon a ladyboy, a pscyho, a Japanese robot, and an interdimensional alien. Will he succeed in finding happiness? 
  The successful lawyer Geoffrey has a problem. No matter what he does, his dating activities don't find him love, and instead he is put through a series of absurd scenarios. Will Geoffrey manage to confront the author and end up with the beautiful Jasmine Xi, or will he subjected to an endless cycle of absurd scenarios? The is only one way to find out; listen to this book.

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  False Cargo - Golden Age Stories

  L. Ron Hubbard

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  Insurance investigator Brent Calloway may be too hard-boiled to crack a smile, but he'll go to any length to crack a case. Calloway's about to go to extremes to see to it that one ship makes it safely from Hawaii to the mainland.Going undercover and posing as ruthless killer Spike O'Brien, Calloway quickly discovers that on this ship nothing is what it seems, and no one can be trusted. With so much insurance money at stake, and the whole crew apparently in on the scam, this could end up being a voyage to the bottom of the sea....And when the real Spike O'Brien shows up, it's Calloway who'll need a good insurance policy. Because life is cheap when the stakes are so high—on a ship of lies bearing a False Cargo.Also includes the sea adventure Grounded, in which a Royal Air Force lieutenant loses a friend and tarnishes his reputation, and sets out in search of redemption ... no matter the price.

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  Lucy in the Sky with Demons

  Mike DeFrench

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  A group of bandmates celebrate the recent success of their album and tour by going a trip. 
  But it's a bad trip. 
  A very bad trip...

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  The Souls of Black Folk

  W.E.B. Du Bois

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  One of the most influential books ever published in America, W. E. B. Du Bois’s The Souls of Black Folk is an eloquent collection of fourteen essays that describe the life, the ambitions, the struggles, and the passions of African Americans at the transition from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. 
  
  The first African American to receive a Ph.D. from Harvard University, Du Bois was a sociologist, historian, novelist, and activist whose astounding career spanned the nation’s history from Reconstruction to the Civil Rights Movement. In The Souls of Black Folk - published in 1903 - Du Bois argued against the conciliatory position taken by Booker T. Washington, at the time the most influential black leader in America, and called for a more radical form of aggressive protest — a strategy that would anticipate and inspire much of the activism of the 1960s. 
  
  Du Bois’s essays were the first to articulate many of Black America’s thoughts and feelings, including the dilemma posed by the black psyche’s “double consciousness,” which Du Bois described as “this twoness—an American, a Negro; two souls, two thoughts, two unreconciled strivings... in one dark body.” Every essay in The Souls of Black Folk is a jewel of intellectual prowess, eloquent language, and groundbreaking insight. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the struggle for Civil Rights in America.
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