Ashley: 2147 books

Mike Ashley's brilliant new collection of whodunnits presents stories that reflect all the excitement, escapism and eccentricity of the 1920s. The Roaring Twenties, the Jazz Age, the Age of Wonderful Nonsense - this was a decade when everyone went a little bit crazy. It was also a decade that saw...

The third new collection of historical murder and mystery stories A brilliant new collection of thirty stories of mystery and intrigue spread over three thousand years, from Ancient Egypt to spies on the Titanic. Selected by bestselling editor Mike Ashley, the stories include brand new contributions...

The Mammoth Book of Great Fantasy offers a wonderful collection - both classic and new - of this ever-popular genre. Mike Ashley brings together the great masters and originators of the form, such as George Macdonald and Lord Dunsany, through the great days of Conan the Barbarian, Elric and Melnibone...

A new collection of haiku and senryu from poet and novelist Ashley Capes. teeth of the world brings together previously uncollected and brand new haiku and senryu, some verging on gendai but most dealing with nature and the range of human foibles.

In Drive: The Tragic Version, Tony wages the pink slip to his precious car in a race, and he loses. Through reckless actions and unsportsmanlike behavior, a lesson will be learned. In Drive: The Comedic Version, the premise remains almost the same—Tony wages the pink slip to his girlfriend’s car in a race, and he loses—but this time, laughter and hilarity ensue.

"Ashley Ream has an absolutely astounding voice—she is one of the most compelling, sharpest writers working today. The 100 Year Miracle is already one of my favorite novels of 2016." —Gillian Flynn, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Gone Girl Once a century, for only six...

Most people believe that the first English colony established in North America was at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1609. In point of fact, however, that was the second English colony. The first one was 21 years before Jamestown and was on a small island just behind the Outer Banks of North Carolina. It...

Man's Most Dangerous Myth was first published in 1942, when Nazism flourished, when African Americans sat at the back of the bus, and when race was considered the determinant of people's character and intelligence. It presented a revolutionary theory for its time; breaking the link between genetics...

Serene ran from a past she couldn't face. She made herself a new life, a new name, and fell in love. Knowing we can never escape our past, Serene is thrown back into her world. Now she has to face the people she abandoned and the eveil that threatens her land. As she prepares to fight the battle of her life, she must first remember how this eveil came to be. 

Author Joseph Ashley explains video astronomy's many benefits in this comprehensive reference guide for amateurs. Video astronomy offers a wonderful way to see objects in far greater detail than is possible through an eyepiece, and the ability to use the modern, entry-level video camera to image...

Amelia Earhart was one of the most well known and admired woman of her age. And although she was more homely than pretty, there was an earthiness, a friendliness, and a passion for flying in her that captivated everyone who came in contact with her, from U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt and his wife,...

Since 2000, the Gulf Coast states – Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida – have experienced a series of hurricanes, multiple floods and severe storms, and one oil spill. These disasters have not only been numerous but also devastating. Response to and recovery from these unprecedented...

The true and inspirational story about a child who underwent ten spinal operations. Surgeons were finding it difficult to halt the progression of his curve and after removing a full vertebrae he spent a whole year in a halo jacket. He later won a bravery award.

China held a unique place in European thought during the eighteenth century. Considered a relatively unknown but advanced agrarian and commercial civilization, the Chinese Empire represented the apex of an economic system that was only beginning to be supplanted. Europeans did not assume their superiority...