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The third in a series of books by Virginia Storyteller Charles Lytton, this is a series of heartwarming -- but by no means syrupy -- stories of Appalachia at its best. Lytton grew up fishing and gigging the New River, has a love for the characters who populated his childhood (from elementary school teachers to moonshiners), and has not let advanced degrees strip away the lingo that makes his narration so authentic. A treasures of tales to be read alone or aloud.

The fourth in a series of books by a master storyteller, whose childhood and the people who moved through it come alive in words and images that speak with boundless authenticity of Appalachia.

A collection of classic mystery and detective stories. Contents: CHARLES DICKENS: The Haunted House No. I Branch Line: The Signal Man BULWER-LYTTON: The Haunted and the Haunters; or, The House and the Brain The Incantation THOMAS DE QUINCEY: The Avenger CHARLES ROBERT MATURIN: Melmoth the Wanderer LAURENCE STERNE: A Mystery with a Moral WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY: On Being Found Out The Notch on the Ax ANONYMOUS Bourgonef The Closed Cabinet