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Grow Good Food
by Paul R. Ladd, Jr. "For over fifty years we have grown our own food. This is the story of how we do it. The book is highly personal. It does not give an account of every possibility. Rather, it makes recommendations based on our experience." This book is still in rough draft form: The binding is along the top rather than the side and the pictures are low resolution. But all of the of the content is present. Text and most photographs (of family members working in the garden) by Paul Ladd; cover woodcut by Eva Ladd. There is a higher quality edition in the pipeline which may be available eventually, but in the meantime this book is worth reading in any format. 106 pages; Dimensions: 11"x8.5"; Perfect bound |
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PRINCE ARTHUR
by Sir Richard Blackmore FIRST REPRINT SINCE 1695 The adventures of King Arthur when he was a boy - a direct sequel to Milton's Paradise Lost. A Heroic Christian Epic in ten books, written in the late 1600s by Sir Richard Blackmore. This volume contains all ten books and a preface by the author. It also contains an author biography with illustration and list of his other works; PLUS, for the first time, all of the author's corrections to the 1695 edition are incorporated - these corrections are missing from the Camelot Project's online version and are unavailable anywhere else. 308 pages; Dimensions: 6.6" x 10.25"; Perfect bound; excerpt from the preface |
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The Vulcan Language
by Mark R. Gardner The Vulcans. A logical and peaceful people, a race of vegetarian philosophers. This book contains a complete introduction to Vulcan culture, language, ritual and tradition. Also included are a Vulcan dictionary and series of language lessons designed to teach this ancient and time honored tongue of wisdom. 416 pages; Dimensions: 8.5" x 11" ; Perfect bound |
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HOMARANISMO
by Zamenhof Both the anonymous writings and the non-anonymous writings of Esperanto creator Zamenhof about "Homaranismo" and its precursor, "Hilelismo". In Esperanto. Perfect bound |
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MARTHA'S STORY
by Samuel Hawkins The beautiful and unforgettable tale of the life and times of a small-town woman entrusted with a great destiny. One for which honesty, love, and devotion are the only guides. Wife to a farmer turned shopkeeper. Mother to the world's greatest hero. Martha Kent shares her secrets, her wisdom, and the countless wonders that have filled her star-touched life. For the last time. Also includes an introduction by the author. 36 pages; Dimensions: 6.6" x 10.25" (comicbook size); Binding: saddle-stitch (comicbook) |
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STARWINDS HOWL
Trade Paperback Edition Inspired by Jack London's Call of the Wild, Starwinds Howl is the heartwarming story of a white dog's adventures across space and time after the cataclysmic destruction of his home planet. This edition is the same size as a comicbook. Also includes an introduction by the author. 59 pages; Dimensions: 6.6" x 10.25" (comicbook size); Perfect bound |
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STARWINDS HOWL
"Grocery-Store" Paperback Edition The same book as above, but in a standard paperback format and size. The same size as the author's other 4 paperback novels. 84 pages; Dimensions: 4.1" x 6.9" (mass paperback size); Perfect bound |
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AN ENEMY'S GIFT
"Grocery-Store" Paperback Edition The final fate of the world's greatest hero and the world's most infamous villain. Last book in the series. 70 pages; Dimensions: 4.1" x 6.9" (mass paperback size); Perfect bound |
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SUPERMAN THROUGH THE AGES!
by Great Rao A history of the world renowned website from 1995 to 2006. Launched in 1995, Superman Through the Ages! grew from a small collection of articles into an extremely powerful web presence that strengthened, preserved, and even influenced the Legend of Superman. This book briefly relates some of the highlights that occurred in the course of the website's history. Superman Through the Ages! may be visited online at superman.nu. 32 pages; Dimensions: 6.6" x 10.25" (comicbook size); Binding: saddle-stitch (comicbook) |
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THE LOST KEY OF OZ
by Leslie Isabelle Frank Written in 1999 in celebration of the Oz centennial, the author explains: "When asked how the name 'Oz' originated, Wizard of Oz author L. Frank Baum often related the story that he happened to glance up and see a filecabinet drawer labeled 'O-Z' and decided to use that for the name of his magical land. I never quite believed that this explanation was neccesarily the complete truth—it occurred to me that Mr. Baum, when creating his Wizard, may have been loosely inspired by Shelley's Ozymandias. The Lost Key of Oz is my attempt to expand on this theory within the confines of the Oz universe." Not yet published, currently available only in rough-draft/outline form |
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Under develpoment: Kindle Compatibility
The Amazon Kindle 2 supports reading PDF and MS Word (Doc) files through internal file conversion. The ebooks below have not yet been tested for Kindle compatibility, but they may work: Doc: Hari Potter kaj la Ŝtono de la Saĝuloj (first Harry Potter book; Translated to Esperanto) (1.4 MB) PDF: The Vulcan Language (same book as listed above, but in free PDF format) (1.5 MB) PDF: Starwinds Howl (same book as listed above, but in free PDF format) | |
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Please note that the planned Magginomicon has been put on indefinite hold due to a hard- drive crash. |
