Perhaps the darkest picture, “Room in New York,” was chosen by Stephen King, who gave the collection an ominous story about the Enderby family and their way ...

Hotel “Pass by” is waiting for a grand celebration - Novotroll! All magical creatures adore him. At this time of year, it's common to have an incredible feas...

Frankie Banister is very lucky: his parents run the most unusual hotel in the world! After all, this hotel is... magical! Various magical creatures rest in i...

The collection includes humorous stories by the American Bret Harte and the Canadian Stephen Leacock - witty parodies of “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” ...

Famine, Death, War, and Pestilence: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, the harbingers of Armageddon—these are our guides through the Wastelands…From the...

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The name of the Canadian writer and economist Stephen Leacock (1869–1944) is firmly entrenched in the history of Canadian and world literature. Leacock gaine...

With the kind permission of the publishers, we are posting Stephen Leacock’s collection “Extravagant Works,” prepared for publication, but not published.© V....

The collection, for the first time in Russian, presents the richness and diversity of English “spoken thought” over the time space of five centuries - though...

Abraham Banister, founder of the Walk By Hotel, has always been Frankie's idol. The boy adores his great-great-great-grandfather, because he was a great love...

Perhaps the darkest picture, “Room in New York,” was chosen by Stephen King, who gave the collection an ominous story about the Enderby family and their way ...