Wright: 3168 books

When Flinty’s mother Blossom returns after seven years from Toronto to Spring Valley, a rural Jamaican village, she finds her teenage son facing the same dim future as the island, which is sizzling with the political ten- sions of the 1970’s, and idling out his life on a dangerous roller-coaster...

"Wright Morris seems to me the most important novelist of the American middle generation. Through a large body of work –which, unaccountably, has yet to receive the wide attention it deserves—Mr. Morris has adhered to standards which we have come to identify as those of the most serious literary...

Enter the Darkness "There were some rather gruesome details to the affair—Jesus Christ—I am not even referring to the cannibalism, for in my mind, at this time, it seems somehow mundane, somehow…quaint, for lack of a better word. How far gone am I…?" –Edward Webb Hawkins,...

Zombies, werewolves, and crazy vamps . . . Just a typical day in Ruby Red's life.

The Voices I Learned to Ignore is a small collection of poetry composed by a high school student in the midst of depression. Writing became therapy, words became an escape, and through the process of scrawling lines on paper the healing began.

Successful comic strip artist Ridley Dunham, bored by the predictability of his characters, Poncho the cat and Sammy the dog, finds it difficult to come up with new situations for them until he introduces Odin the Rottweiler, who thunders into the nice, clean, middle class neighborhood and reduces...

A sci-fi adventure for readers with a healthy suspicion of authority. Mars Encounter offers the reader an exciting trip into the lives of the first Earth colonists to Mars. Set in modern times it tells of a secretive organisation which not only knows if there is alien life on Mars, but lives amongst...

Walking Out of the Canadian Wilderness is a story of adventure, love and triumph. Josh & Mary are the lone survivor of a plane crash, lost in the wilds of the “Great White North.” Josh’ survival skills and her growing affection see them through Canadian winters, illness, childbirth and human treachery. Once again George Wright spins a triumphant tale.

For Lack of a Title by Nathan Wright   Kentucky, a land rich in natural resources—namely coal—was causing a stir for landholders there. It seemed that land was being fraudulently acquired in large quantities by a trust known only as The Board. A chance meeting...

Back from the Dead by Nathan Wright   Winston Roy Martin sits alone in a jail cell, wrongly imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. As he awaits the hanging that is sure to come, he is plotting his escape and freedom. But these things come with a price, and it is up...

Need some help with your relationships? Feeling stressed from being pulled in a hundred directions? Hope there’s more to life than constantly running to get things done? Known for her compassion and wisdom in helping women, Tess Wright offers real-life solutions for your everyday concerns and...

A JOURNEY THAT IS NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART The world of magic has been banished to the stories of myth and legend in modern Britain. Of course it has! Many years ago, after the great war with the malevolent witch Agrona and her army of terrifying Gnarls, the humans wanted nothing more to...

Heiß, heißer, Bayou Heat – die große neue Paranormal Romance der Bestsellerautorinnen Alexandra Ivy und Laura Wright Die Bayous sind ein Ort voller Magie und Geheimnisse. Dort leben die Pantera, ein Clan atemberaubend schöner und mächtiger Gestaltwandler. Da jedoch auf den Pantera ein...

One of the most distinguished American authors, Wright Morris (1910-1998) wrote thirty-three books including The Field of Vision, which won the National Book Award and The Home Place, both available from the University of Nebraska Press.