Henry Carter Hull

An account of the author's childhood in a Texas oil town and of her family's struggles with cancer, madness, and alcoholism.

Arthur must complete one final mission before the knights can earn their freedom from servitude and Arthur can return to Rome. As the Roman Empire falls, Arthur, under the guidance of Merlin and with Guenevere by his side, fights alongside his loyal Roundtable Knights for the freedom of the British people.

A retelling of the Disney classic of how Arthur became King of all England.

A collection of essays on the works of the American playwright including analysis of the plays "Death of a Salesman" and "The Crucible".

A critical study of the English author's work including the Holmes novels and stories as well as his other fiction and nonfiction.

A graphic-novel retelling of the Arthur legend, in which, in a world of wizards, giants, and dragons, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table are the only defense against the forces of evil that threaten the kingdom of Camelot.

"Collum, a brilliantly gifted young knight from the provinces, arrives at Camelot two weeks after the Battle of Camlann, hoping to compete for a spot on the Round Table. But he finds the city empty, King Arthur dead, and the Table destroyed. The remaining six knights aren't the mighty heroes, the legends, like Lancelot and Gawain and Tristram and Galahad. These are the survivors, a grab-bag of minor oddball knights from the margins-Sir Palomides,...

Contains detailed analyses of nine novels by author Arthur C. Clarke, written between 1973 and 1997, and includes information about Clarke's life, as well as a discussion of how his work fits into the science fiction genre.