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Roughing It
Mark Twain, Leonard Kriegel
Mass Market Paperback (New American Library, Nov. 1, 1962)Describes the author's experiences during the six years he spent in California, Nevada, and Hawaii
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ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE a James Bond Novel
Ian Fleming
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1963)None
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Mythology
Edith Hamilton
Paperback (New American Library, Aug. 16, 1961)The Gods, the Creation and the Earliest Heroes; Stories of Love and Adventure; Heroes of the Trojan War; The Great Families of Mythology; The Mythology of the Norsemen.
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Equal Rites
Terry Pratchett
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1987)"There's no such thing as a female wizard!" Except that on the Discworld; a flat world carried by four elephants riding on the back of a giant turtle, nothhing is impossible.....
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Different Seasons
stephen king
Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 15, 1995)Gifts From God Dr David Jeremiah Encouragement and Hope for Today's Parents Pb 1999
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M. Butterfly: With an Afterword By the Playwright
David Henry Hwang
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1988)Third hard cover edition of David Henry Hwang's Pulitzer Prize nominated play.
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Mr and Mrs Bo Jo Jones
Ann Head
Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 1, 1971)None
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Mort
Terry Pratchett
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1987)Mort by Terry Pratchett.
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The Aeneid
Patric Dickinson
Mass Market Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 1, 1961)None
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On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Ian Fleming
Mass Market Paperback (The New American Library Signet, March 15, 1963)Collectible
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Mine enemy grows older
Alexander King
Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 1, 1960)Mine enemy grows older (A Signet book) [Paperback]
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The Lady of the Lake and Other Poems
Sir Walter Scott
(Signet / New American Library, Jan. 1, 1962)Walter Scott gave Scottish history life and immediacy by investing it with a romantic dimension. In the Lady of the Lake and Marmion he evokes the color and mystery of the Highland past. He re-creates fierce clan uprisings, breathless nocturnal chases, passionate trysts... he endows his kings, warlocks, rebels and battle-shy youths, crazed hags and resplendent ladies with timeless character and heroic purpose. "Scott was a very great storyteller... his characters are unlike those of any other Scottish or English writer." - Edwin Muir.