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Calm Poetic Gentle Magic for Quiet EveningsStep into a world where lanterns do more than shinethey remember.In CT Winters newest collection of soothing night stories, The Lanterns That Remembered Us invites readers into ten softly glowing tales about healing, memory, and the quiet light we carry inside ourselves. Each lantern appears in a different corner of the world: on an old stone bridge, beneath a willow tree, drifting across a meadow, resting in a forgotten library, glowing at the edge of the sea.Every chapter offers its own moment of peacegentle, slow, and deeply comforting. These stories are crafted to be read before sleep, during moments of overwhelm, or whenever the heart needs a soft place to rest. Winters signature poetic prose brings warmth to the night, reminding readers that even in darkness, something tender watches over us.Perfect for fans of calming fiction, magical realism, reflective prose, sleep stories, and emotional comfort reads.Each lantern holds a memory. Each story holds a truth.And somewhere between their glow, you may find a part of yourself you forgot.Let the night soften.Let the light return.

Discover the Magical Epic That Inspired J.R.R. Tolkiens Middle-earth.Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of The Kalevala, the heroic national epic of Finland compiled by Elias Lonnrot. This vast collection of ancient folk songs and oral traditions tells the mystical story of the creation of the world and the legendary exploits of the shamanistic hero Vainamoinen. Follow the quest for the Sampoa magical artifact of limitless wealthand witness the epic struggles between the lands of Kalevala and the dark, northern realm of Pohjola.More than just a book of poetry, The Kalevala is a cornerstone of world literature and a primary inspiration for modern fantasy, including the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. This definitive edition captures the rhythmic beauty and haunting atmosphere of the original Finnish runes, weaving together themes of magic, music, and the power of the spoken word. Whether you are a fan of Finnish mythology, epic poetry, or classic folklore, this is an essential addition to your library.Experience the ancient magic and heroic legends of the North. Buy "The Kalevala" today.

Raised by wolves. Taught by the jungle. Tested by the world of men.Through a series of unforgettable stories, Kipling brings to life the adventures of Mowgli, the man-cub who grows up among wolves, guided by the wise bear Baloo and the fearless panther Bagheera. From thrilling encounters with the tiger Shere Khan to tales of loyalty, survival, and belonging, these stories celebrate courage, honor, and the balance of nature.Celebrated as "one of the most enduring classics of childrens literature," The Jungle Book blends adventure, wisdom, and rich imagination into stories loved by readers of all ages. Its timeless themes and vivid characters continue to inspire generation after generation.If you love adventure, animal tales, and stories that speak to the heart as much as the imagination, this classic is a treasure.Open the bookand step into the jungle where every law has meaning.

A remote island. A mad scientist. A horror no one is prepared to face.When Edward Prendick is stranded on a mysterious island, he uncovers Dr. Moreaus horrifying experimentsturning animals into human-like creatures through brutal scientific methods.Wells blends suspense, ethics, and primal fear in a story that challenges what it means to be human.The Island of Dr. Moreau remains one of the most unsettling and influential works in science fiction and horror.Experience the chilling masterpiece that inspired generationsget your copy now.

A prophetic vision of tyranny and rebellion.In The Iron Heel, Jack London presents a dystopian future dominated by an oppressive oligarchy that crushes democracy and freedom.Through political struggle, social unrest, and revolutionary ideals, the novel examines class conflict, authoritarian power, and the cost of resistance. Written decades ahead of its time, the book remains strikingly relevant.A landmark work of political fiction and early dystopian literature, The Iron Heel challenges readers to reflect on power and justice.Essential reading for fans of dystopian classics.

A rising tyranny. A world slipping into darkness. A resistance that refuses to die.Told through the passionate voice of Avis Everhard, The Iron Heel traces the terrifying rise of a ruthless oligarchy determined to crush democracy and control society. As workers revolt and the powerful tighten their grip, Avis and her husband Ernest become symbols of a rebellion that demands everythingcourage, sacrifice, and unshakable faith in human freedom.Praised as "one of the earliest and most prophetic dystopian novels," Jack Londons masterpiece blends political drama, emotional intensity, and startling foresight. Its warnings about power, class struggle, and authoritarianism feel more relevant than ever.If you crave bold ideas, high-stakes conflict, and dystopian storytelling that hits with real-world force, this classic will grip you until the final page.Open the bookand step into a future that still echoes in our world today.

This institution does not exist, nor has it ever existed yet somehow every detail is disturbingly familiar. Mr. Bajusz, a moderately talented figure with unshakeable self-confidence, fights his battles on the battlefield of power, authority, and his own ego with the ammunition he brought with him from his family ties. Is this a blessing or a curse? Within the gray walls of the Institution, friendships, loves, betrayals, and ambitions collideand in the meantime, it slowly becomes clear how power distorts those who come into contact with it. Rise or fall? Victims or allies? Mr. Bajuszs story is both absurd and eerily real and in the end, it is up to the reader to decide: does this world really exist, or is it just a reflection of ourselves?

Two timeless epics. One unforgettable journey.Step into the world of gods, warriors, battles, and legends with The Iliad and The Odyssey, the foundational masterpieces of Western literature.In The Iliad, witness the final, explosive days of the Trojan Warwhere Achilles rage shapes the fate of nations.In The Odyssey, travel alongside Odysseus as he braves monsters, temptation, and the wrath of the gods to return home.These stories continue to inspire modern storytelling, offering readers a sweeping blend of heroism, love, loyalty, betrayal, and divine intrigue.Praised for centuries and studied worldwide, Homers works remain a testament to the power of narrative and imagination.Join millions of readers who have been moved, challenged, and transformed by these legendary tales.Unlock the epics that shaped historybuy your copy today.

Before history, there was Homer. Experience the definitive, comprehensive saga that shaped Western civilization, philosophy, and storytelling.This essential volume collects these immortal Greek Epics:The Iliad: Witness the final, bloody stages of the Trojan War, focusing on the fierce wrath of the greatest warrior, Achilles, and the noble tragedy of Hector. This is the ultimate tale of honor, fate, and the meddling gods of Olympus.The Odyssey: Follow the cunning hero Odysseus on his desperate, long, arduous journey home after the war. Survive encounters with the monstrous Cyclops, resist the deadly song of the Sirens, and face down vengeful gods, all while his loyal wife Penelope fights to preserve his kingdom.Homers monumental work is more than just epic poetry; it is the source of all Greek mythology, a profound exploration of human heroism, moral choices, and the eternal desire for home. An indispensable classic literature collection.Begin the journey that began all journeys. Click "Buy Now" to instantly download this dual-volume masterpiece of adventure and myth.

In The Idiot, Dostoevsky introduces Prince Myshkin, a man of profound kindness and sincerity whose moral purity clashes with a society driven by pride, greed, and emotional chaos. His return to Russia sparks entangled relationships, personal rivalries, and tragic misunderstandings.This restored edition preserves the depth, emotional complexity, and philosophical richness of Dostoevskys vision while offering a clear, accessible reading experience. Exploring themes of compassion, innocence, and the corrupting forces of modern life, the novel remains one of his most moving and profound works.Admired worldwide for its humanity and depth, it continues to challenge and inspire readers with its portrayal of goodness in a flawed world.Meet one of literatures most unforgettable charactersadd this powerful classic to your collection today.

A man too good for this world. A society determined to break him.Prince Myshkin returns to Russia after years of illness, carrying a rare giftunshakable kindness. But in a world fueled by greed, jealousy, and desire, his innocence becomes a danger. Drawn into a tragic love triangle and a whirlwind of emotional chaos, Myshkins gentle heart collides with people who mistake compassion for weakness, leading to consequences as devastating as they are inevitable.Praised as "one of Dostoevskys most beautiful and heartbreaking works," this novel explores moral purity, madness, passion, and the fragile line between goodness and ruin. Its unforgettable characters and emotional depth continue to move readers around the world.If you crave psychological intensity, moral complexity, and a story that lingers long after the final page, this masterpiece will stay with you.Open the bookand witness the fate of a pure soul in a broken world.

Dealing with breakups is a lifelong exercise. Who hasnt experienced heartbreak? It not only hurts, but also continues as psychosomatic mental imagery. Why was I left so abruptly? Did I misjudge my partner fundamentally? What remains of a long-term relationship when it ends abruptly and unfairly? Deceived? Exploited? Slandered? He had been through a divorce; she had been through several. Should they stay friends? In his book The Hypocritical Love of Maria Eucharia, Alfred H. Frage reflects on this and other topics. In his autofiction, he reveals his feelings in an authentic yet non-trivial way. These are feelings that many have experienced, and he explores them with bewilderment. These months of literary reflection serve as a kind of memory and a romantic guide for those in similar situations.

In 17th/18th century France, the best friend of the future regent of Paris falls victim to a murder plot. Considered an invincible fencing master, he was the only one who had mastered the legendary Nevers thrust, an unblockable sword thrust to the forehead of his opponents. Thus, he could only be defeated by an overwhelming superiority of fighters. Another fencing master swore revenge on those involved in the plot and relentlessly and cunningly pursued them throughout Europe and into the highest circles of Parisian society for years.

Own the Entire Spectacle of the Human Condition.Honoré de Balzac did not just write fiction; he built a civilization. "The Human Comedy" is arguably the most ambitious project in literary history—a v

Doyle had killed his most famous hero in The Final Problem (1893), at the end of which Sherlock Holmes plunges to his death down the Reichenbach Falls in the arms of his arch-nemesis, Professor Moriarty. Nine years later, however, his readers had become so desperate for more Sherlock that Doyle was persuaded to write a new novel about the detective. The Hound of the Baskervilles (1902), set in the mysterious and misty Baskerville Hall on Dartmoor, has become perhaps the best loved of all the Sherlock Holmes adventures.A new Faber Classics edition of Sherlock Holmess most supernatural adventure.

"Footprints? A mans or a womans?""Mr. Holmes, they were the footprints of a gigantic hound!"On the desolate, fog-drenched moors of Devonshire, a centuries-old curse has returned to claim the life of Sir Charles Baskerville. Found dead near his ancestral home, his face is frozen in a mask of unspeakable terror. When the young heir, Sir Henry, arrives from Canada, the legend of a hellish, spectral hound becomes a terrifying reality. Is it a supernatural beast from the pits of hell, or a cold-blooded killer in human form?Atmospheric Gothic Horror: Set against the treacherous backdrop of the Great Grimpen Mirewhere one wrong step means a slow death in the bogthis novel is Doyles most atmospheric work. Sherlock Holmes, remaining in the shadows while Dr. Watson investigates the eccentric neighbors and shifting lights of the moor, must use every ounce of his logic to fight a foe that seems to defy the laws of nature.The Ultimate Mystery: The Hound of the Baskervilles is the perfect blend of a "locked-room" mystery and a sprawling outdoor thriller. It features some of the most iconic imagery in literature: the lonely telegrams, the silhouette on the tor, and the glowing, fire-breathing beast that haunts the night. It is a story about the triumph of science and reason over ancient superstition and the darkest of human greed.Fear the moor. Find the truth. Purchase "The Hound of the Baskervilles" today and experience the greatest detective story ever told.

Its Christmas eve, but theres no cheer in Tywyllwch, Wales. Four children have disappeared. The mysterious stranger in black garb might be the culprit. What does he know? Did he really see the Mari Lywd?Always ready to stop the unbelievable and profane, Solomon Kane has a problem to solve. How do you fight a folk tale?

"Lord, keep my memory green!"Professor Redlaw is a man hauntednot by a malevolent spirit, but by the painful memories of his own past. When a spectral double appears and offers him a "gift"the power to forget all his sorrows, wrongs, and troublesRedlaw eagerly accepts. However, the bargain comes with a chilling condition: he will also lose the ability to feel empathy, and he will spread this "forgetfulness" to everyone he touches. As he watches his friends and the struggling Tetterby family turn cold and bitter, Redlaw realizes that to lose ones pain is to lose ones humanity.A Masterpiece of Psychological Depth: While A Christmas Carol deals with greed, The Haunted Man delves into the inner workings of the mind and heart. Dickens explores the idea that our trials and tribulations are what connect us to one another. Without the memory of suffering, there can be no compassion, no forgiveness, and no joy.The Warmth of the Dickensian Hearth: Contrast the cold, scholarly isolation of Redlaw with the chaotic, loving home of the Tetterbys and the steadfast kindness of Milly Swidger. Milly serves as the emotional anchor of the story, representing the transformative power of a simple, loving heart. This novella is a beautiful reminder that the "shadows" of our lives are just as important as the light.Rediscover the gift of remembrance. Purchase "The Haunted Man and the Ghosts Bargain" today and experience Dickenss most philosophical Christmas tale.

"I have not the least belief in ghosts... and yet, I was not comfortable."Determined to debunk the rumors of a spirit-plagued manor in the English countryside, the pragmatic John Herschel rents a "haunted" house for the Christmas season. He invites a diverse group of friends to inhabit the various rooms, each tasked with observing any supernatural activity. But instead of clanking chains and white sheets, the guests find themselves confronted by the shadows of their own memories and the peculiar "ghosts" of their past lives.A Masterclass in Collaborative Mystery: Originally published as part of the Christmas edition of All the Year Round, Dickenss framing story is a brilliant subversion of the genre. While it features the classic elements of a spooky settingstrange noises, local superstitions, and eerie corridorsit transitions into a series of poignant psychological portraits. It asks the question: Are the things that haunt us truly outside, or are they the unvoiced regrets we carry from room to room?Humor Meets the Macabre: Dickens brings his unparalleled wit and characterization to the narrative, particularly through the interactions of the skeptical John, his sister Patty, and the various "Bachelors" who take up the challenge. The Haunted House is a cozy yet unsettling read, perfect for those who love the Gothic atmosphere of the 19th century but appreciate a narrative that values human insight over simple jump-scares.Unmask the spirits of the season. Purchase "The Haunted House" today and discover what truly lurks in the shadows.

"I saw the Great God Pan."In a remote house in the Welsh hills, a scientist named Dr. Raymond performs a radical brain surgery on a young woman named Mary. His goal: to open her minds eye to the spiritual worldto see "the Great God Pan." The experiment succeeds, but at a catastrophic cost. Years later, a series of inexplicable suicides among the London elite begins to trace back to a mysterious, radiant, and terrifying woman named Helen Vaughan.The Dawn of Cosmic Horror: Long before Lovecraft, Arthur Machen explored the idea that our reality is merely a veil covering a vast, indifferent, and monstrous truth. The Great God Pan is a masterpiece of atmosphere and suggestion, utilizing a fragmented narrative of letters and chance encounters to build a sense of impending doom. It is a story where the ancient, pagan past bleeds into the sophisticated drawing rooms of Victorian London.A Landmark of Weird Fiction: This novella shocked Victorian audiences with its themes of forbidden knowledge and biological horror. Its influence can be felt in everything from The Exorcist to modern folk horror. Machens prose is lush, decadent, and deeply unsettling, making it an essential read for anyone who believes that the most terrifying monsters are the ones we cannot fully perceive.Some secrets are meant to remain hidden. Purchase "The Great God Pan" today and experience the birth of modern horror.