Victor Hugo
“Davidson’s exquisitely nuanced interpretation of Les Misérables expertly reflects the excellence of Hugo’s literary and political classic.”— Booklist $22.95

Laton McCartney
This is a groundbreaking and comprehensive account of the shocking Teapot Dome oil scandal , when private interests were profiting from publicly owned property. $19.95

Marc Scott Zicree
“In all ways, an admirable and engrossing volume.”— Publishers Weekly $29.95

Xenophon; Translated by Rex Warner
Xenophon, after being exiled from Athens, spent the last years of his life hunting, writing, and recalling in his books the great days of the Persian expedition. $23.95

Ovid, Translated by Frank Justus Miller
Ovid’s sensuous and witty poem, first published in A.D. 8, brings together a dazzling array of mythological tales from Greece and Rome, ingeniously linked by the motif of transformation from one form $29.95

Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan the ape-man has been living a civilized life with his beloved wife, Jane. But when he comes home one day to find his farm destroyed and no one left alive on it, he returns to the jungle. $23.95

Don McKay
The work of a much loved Canadian birding poet Songs for the Songs of Birds celebrates the way birds "articulate the air" and considers what the world would be without them. $11.95

Joseph M. Marshall III
“[A] fine historical novel in a class with Larry McMurtry’s tales of life on the Western frontier. Highly recommended.”— Library Journal $19.95