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Books: Fiction
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The Imprisoned Splendor
Stafford Betty
A nationally celebrated but self-absorbed philosophy professor finds himself very much alive following a fatal plane crash in an afterlife world he was… more
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The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Leo Tolstoy
The Death of Ivan Ilyich is Tolstoy's attack on the smug satisfaction of a middle and upper class population, who in his mind live artificial meaningless… more
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Resurrection
Leo Tolstoy
Published in 1900, Resurrection is Tolstoy’s final large-scale novel. It’s a morally-driven tale of personal redemption, featuring fewer characters… more
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Work While Ye Have the Light
Leo Tolstoy
‘Work while ye have the light,’ is Tolstoys fictional Christian tale, set in the 1st century AD. more
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Spiritual World
Kahlil Gibran
This edition of Kahlil Gibran's works includes The Prophet, The Forerunner, The Madman and Sand and Foam. more
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23 Tales
Leo Tolstoy
In this book, we see Tolstoy’s love of the short story, whether for children or adults; and witness the secret of simplicity and transparency of style,… more
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The Forerunner
Kahlil Gibran
The Forerunner is a collection of parables and aphorisms, which in true Eastern style draws on a world of kings, hermits, saints, slaves, deserts, animals… more
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Jesus the Son of Man
Kahlil Gibran
For Kahlil Gibran, re-telling the story of Jesus had been the ambition of a lifetime. He wanted tell the story as no one had told it before. With Jesus… more
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The Madman
Kahlil Gibran
One of Kahlil Gibran's first books in English, The Madman is a collection of parables and aphorisms, which in true Eastern style draws on a world of kings,… more
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Sand and Foam
Kahlil Gibran
Sand and Foam is a collection of parables and aphorisms, which in true Eastern style draws on a world of kings, hermits, saints, slaves, deserts, animals… more
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The Prophet
Kahlil Gibran
The Prophet, which was to become enduringly popular, is a prose piece which is partly auto-biographical. Gibran said that ‘the whole prophet is saying… more
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