Product Description: Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Hesperides Press are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Product Description: Set in the picturesque landscape of the American southwest, the legendary jackalope comes alive in this appealing story of young Molly and a series of surprising and revealing adventures. Handicapped by only having one antler and ridiculed by the other jackalopes, Molly is aided through the intervention of the mysterious Grandal...read more

Collects the mystical poems of the sixteenth-century Spanish monk in a bilingual edition, reflecting the saint's mystical experiences that led him to surrender to God's love. (view table of contents)

Surveys current streaming techniques used to manage the simultaneous delivery and display of data over a network; evaluates the speed and quality of various streaming methods in various situations; and covers the vital standards, codes, and hardware involved. Original. (Advanced).

Product Description: Mr. Campbell quotes many of Lorca's poems, and his verse translations most of them published for the first time are an important contribution to contemporary English poetry. In translation as well as in critical exposition, the author's present study is informed with his intimate knowledge and devoted love of Lorca's country and language; and, in setting Lorca's particular genius against the attitudes and tendencies predominant in the rest of the world, this essay transcends once more the conventional limits of literary criticism, becoming a poet's declaration of his spiritual loyalties, rejections, and idiosyncrasies...read more

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Product Description: Alister Kershaw, Aldington’s closest friend from 1947 until his death in 1962, here presents ten trenchant and refreshing essays, not previously published in book form, by perhaps the last of the great literary critics to come to grips with the “jubilant illiteracy” of these times...read more