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Science Fiction & Fantasy
When squirrel reporter John Grey ventures into Woodland's underworld to capture his greatest story yet, it is John who is captured instead and he soon finds himself part of the story he meant to report. Kidnapped to a... See More
Politics & Social Sciences
What is the Superman, or Übermensch? This idea has been controversial ever since Nietzsche first introduced it. Here, Jacques-Raoul Gaubert teaches that the Superman is something we can all become: we must know ourselves... See More
Politics & Social Sciences
This is a Divine Comedy or Pilgrim's Progress for the post-religious age. Finding himself on a quest through the forest of life towards the general rendez-vous at the end, our hero journeys first on the path of religion and... See More
Biographies & MemoirsA "bold atheist", a "renowned glutton", an "enemy of doctors", a "mad imagination", an "overly joyful man", a purveyor of "incoherent lunacy" - and that's just what Voltaire thought about him. Several times a refugee for his... See More
Politics & Social SciencesVoltaire (1694-1778) is known as the witty author of Candide, but he was far more than that. Diderot called him "one of the most astonishing men ever to appear"; he was something like the Asimov of his age, writing in all... See More
Politics & Social SciencesAs a follow-up to my collection of Voltaire's criticism of atheism ('In God's Defense: Writings on Atheism'), this book presents Voltaire's positive views on God and man. As the title indicates, he was very cautious in what... See More
Religion & Spirituality
While civil wars turned politics in 1600s England upside down, its religious landscape was no less tumultuous; new ideas, "new light", new forms of religious expression and exploration gained ground with the common people... See More
Politics & Social SciencesWhat did unauthorized thought look like in the French Renaissance, the Reformation, up to the early Enlightenment? Pantheism, atheism, deism, hedonism, and free philosophy in general. What happened to those who wrote books... See More
Religion & SpiritualityThis book is the life's work and legacy of a priest who blew the whistle on Christianity; he begins with: "My dear friends, all the world's religions are only human inventions, and there is nothing but error, abuse, vanity... See More