A very funny play by Graham Greene (1904–1991) “For Whom the Bell Tolls” translated by Viktor Golyshev.

Evie Forbes is devoted to her family. All the men in it are miners. Since childhood, she was accustomed to seeing the suffering of people in a working-class ...

Sexologist Graham Masterton interprets the most common erotic fantasies, drawing on in-depth research into the nature of dreams and their symbolism. The auth...

What brought the independent beauty Sky Delaney and the ruggedly masculine business tycoon Kyle Jagger together on an exotic desert island - an accident or t...

An ancient vampire finds himself trapped on the sinking Titanic, but sooner or later he will see the moonlight again... Man's best friend turns into his wors...

The book by contemporary British researcher Graham Harvey offers a fundamentally new perspective on religiosity and how it should be studied. Religion here i...

For the first time in Russian - one of the iconic novels by the master of British magical realism, the author of such intellectual bestsellers as The Tooth F...

In Las Vegas, there is little to surprise the jaded crowd, throwing their destinies on the line. But the blue-eyed, red-haired beauty, who masterfully threw ...

Cornwall, 1792. Ross dives headfirst into a risky business that threatens not only his family's financial well-being, but also his troubled marriage to Demel...

The famous writer Jonathan Carroll said that Graham Joyce writes exactly those novels that we spend our whole lives hoping to find, but very rarely find.

The beautiful Kiernan Miller, standing at the altar with Jess Cameron, vowed that her husband would only receive her body, but not her soul. Because this mar...