The quest for innocence and the struggle against evil fill Parsival's life in the years following his departure from the secluded castle of his queen mother

A look at the crimes of true-life fiends describes the gruesome doings of James Riva, Pete Kurten, Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, Octavio Flores, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Ted Bundy. Original.

The second volume of this compendium of bizarre tales from across the country includes the man who got pregnant, the boy who cured his own brain tumor, the man who could predict plane crashes, and much more. Original.

Product Description: True accounts of American gangland's most brutal and brazen assassinations.

Product Description: In this revised edition of The Logic of Poetry: A Handbook of Metaphor, originally published in 1974, the authors explicate selected poems by analyzing their uses of metaphor and metaphoric device. The first two chapters of this introductory textbook are devoted to an explanation of what the authors call "the metaphoric eye," which can be described as the ability to enter the world of poetry with all senses on the alert, one poem at a timeóan ability that is learned only by experience...read more

The savagery and dark obsessions of Adolf Hitler become the chilling manifestation of a dark, supernatural past in a speculative novel that blends history and imagination into a study of the ultimate, secret source of evil

Parsifal, a knight of the Round Table, becomes engrossed in the search for the Holy Grail while coping with his errant son, Lohengrin, who has stolen a magical sword and plans to give it to the evil Morgana

Roman outcast Leitus, his wife Bita, the evil priestess Morga, and the noble emperor, Antony are brought together by an unknown force, in a recreation of the timeless clash between good and evil

When King Arthur dies, Parsival seeks refuge among a sect of mystical monks and devotes his life to a search for spiritual freedom until his wife and children are murdered, prompting him to take up his sword once again

The third volume in Monaco's fantasy trilogy begins with the end of the war for the Holy Grail, when the two fighting sides--the British armies and the Norsemen--turn their attention to private concerns