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Suleiman the Magnificent - Sultan of the East
Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
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This novelette is set in pre-revolutionary Russia. It is, Lamb says, based on fact and the characters John Paul Jones and Nassau Siegen were real people. The story is about warfare in the Black Sea.
The Harold Lamb Megapack
"The Harold Lamb Megapack" presents 18 classic tales by one of the greatest adventure fiction writers of all time. Lamb inspired countless other authors, including Robert E. Howard (creator of Conan the Barbarian) with his historically accurate tales of exotic lands and peoples, from Cossacks to Arabs and Turks. Included are: HIS EXCELLENCY THE VULTURE (1917) KHLIT (1917) WOLF'S WAR (1918) TAL TAULAI KHAN (1918) ALAMUT (1918) YELLOW ELEPHANTS (1919) THE VILLAGE OF THE GHOST (1921) THE GRAND CHAM (1921) THE MAKE-WEIGHT (1921) THE HOUSE OF THE STRONGEST (1921) THE WOLF-CHASER (1922) THE GATE IN THE SKY (1922) THE NET (1922) SANGAR (1922) THE ROAD OF THE GIANTS (1922) PROTECTION (1923) THE RED COCK CROWS (1928) THE ROGUE'S GIRL (1932) And if you enjoy this ebook, don't forget to search your favorite ebook store for "Wildside Press Megapack" to see more of the 100+ volumes in this series, covering adventure, historical fiction, mysteries, westerns, ghost stories, science fiction -- and much, much more!
Charlemagne
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Marching Sands and The Caravan of the Dead: The Harold Lamb Omnibus
Known best for his stories in Adventure magazine, Harold Lamb penned a number of fantastic fiction and action stories for the pages of Argosy. Included in this omnibus edition are two of his best: "Marching Sands," a lost race story, and "The Caravan of the Dead," an adventure in Asia.
The Curved Saber
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The Grand Cham
The Grand Cham, originally published in Adventure magazine in 1922 but never before in book form, is a grand story of revenge that begins in the camp of the Turkish lord, Bayezid, but quickly moves on to Venice, the deck of a galley, an overland caravan, and the tent of Tamerlane the Great, amongst many other places. When hero Micheal Bearn is crippled by Bayezid, he vows vengeance and escapes captivity, surviving when his companions fall, which serves only to strengthen his resolve. Barefoot, injured, and broke in the land of his enemies shortly after the story opens, he lives to see his fortunes turn, and, most importantly, his vow fulfilled. This is the first book publication of The Grand Cham, which also features a new introduction by Lamb scholar Howard Jones.
The March of the Barbarians
An account of four generations of Mongol leaders, from Genghis Khan, through his sons, grandsons, and great-grandsons. The book is arranged into a series of narratives, which are grouped dynastically and chronologically covering the span of the Thirteenth Century, and dealing with the process by which the Mongols came to dominate Central Asia and spread outwards to come into contact with Europe, the Indian sub-continent, and China.
Swords from the West
Beset by enemies on every side and torn by internal divisions, the crusader kingdoms were a hotbed of intrigue, where your greatest ally might be your natural enemy. Because lives and kingdoms often rested on the edge of a sword blade, it was a time when a bold heart and a steady hand would see you far--so long as you watched your back.
