Charles Neider

• Mar-1985
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• Oct-1985
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• Aug-1987
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• Dec-1987
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• Jan-1989
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• Feb-1991
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Stranded in a small, backwoods Maryland town when their car breaks down on the way to the Florida Keys, rich and ruthless banker Christopher Burbank and his wife find themselves ill-equipped to deal with the peculiarities of small-town living...

• Sep-1991
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Mozart feels underpaid and misused by his patron, the Archbishop of Salzburg. The young virtuoso-composer longs to escape from the ``Archbooby,'' preferring to remain in Vienna, where he and his benefactor are paying an extended visit, than return to...

• Apr-1998
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Washington Irving (1783-1859) was the first American literary artist to earn his living solely through his writings and the first to enjoy international acclaim. In addition to his long public service as a diplomat, Irving was amazingly prolific: His...

• Feb-2000
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Mark Twain's hilarity and irreverence shine through in this impeccably chosen collection....

• Dec-2000
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In the title story, a voyage on an Antarctic icebreaker becomes dangerous when the ship's captain develops a mysterious enmity towards a photographer on board. The companion piece, The Left Eye Cries First, takes place during the last days of the Sov...

• Nov-2001
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Ten classic short novels appear in this collection by noted editor Neider. The contents include: Benito Cereno by Herman Melville, Notes from Underground by F. M. Dostoyevsky, A Simple Heart by Gustave Flaubert, The Death of Ivan Ilych by L. N. Tolst...

• Dec-2002
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Forty-nine short stories, selected for their richness of detail, accurate depictions of human passion, and international scope, fill this collection. The authors include Americans such as Hemingway, Faulkner, Saul Bellow, and Flannery O'Connor, 19th ...

• Apr-2016
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A 1950s classic that rewrote the myth of the American West and inspired its subsequent chroniclers from Sam Peckinpah to Marlon Brando to Cormac McCarthy.Hendry Jones isn’t quite Billy the Kid, but he’s “the Kid” all the same, and like Billy�...

• Nov-2023
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First published in 1949, Kafka: His Mind and Art begins with an extended analysis of the Kafka literature, with emphasis on its shortcomings and their effect on Kafka’s vogue. Chapter two presents in broad terms a new aspect of Kafka which afte...