An author struggles to complete his book without having any practical experience of Satanism.

An anthology of several of W. W. Jacobs’ most famous short stories.

Seven fable-like tales about jungle animals in India and the humans who live on the edges of their realm.

An orphaned street-urchin follows a holy man across India during the time of the British Raj, eventually gaining an education and becoming a recruit to the Great Game of espionage against the Russians.

A collection of short humorous fables for children, most purporting to tell the origin of animal characteristics such as the camel’s hump.

Peter Kropotkin describes the organization of an anarchist society.

Kropotkin explores the role of cooperation in animal societies and human societies, past and present, and how it could benefit modern society.

A Russian revolutionary tells of his life from early childhood, his adventures as a geographer, and how he turned into an anarcho-communist.

A young man from a working-class English coal miner’s family struggles to reconcile romantic and familial love.

Three generations of an English family struggle to adapt in a society rapidly changed by industrialization.

Two women engage in romantic relationships with two men against the backdrop of early 20th Century England.

A woman in an unhappy marriage finds love with the local gameskeeper, while she contemplates her position in the society of early 20th century England.