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In 1842, Christopher Robertson's family lives a difficult life as "crofters," farmers and fishermen so in debt to the landowner that they have no hope of ever breaking free. To make matters worse, Christopher also lives under the thumb of his morally questionable father and devious brother. When his brother frames him for the theft of their father's secret bag of coins, Christopher must leave his home and embark on a journey across the island to return the coins and clear his name. It's a journey that takes twists and turns, including stops in prison, on a smuggler's ship, and at the house of a beautiful girl —and it ends with him escaping to a new life in America, which has dangers of its own.

This is a dazzling collection of occasional writings by the Nobel Prize-winning novelist on subjects ranging from Thermopylae to the English Channel, and from Coral Island to Jules Verne. "e;A book of occasional essays which afford us many fascinating insights into Golding the man…It is highly individual yet profoundly modest; it has an unusual, slightly angular candour, full of painful knowledge and a beautiful humanity …event the slightest piece bears the mark of his rare, austere mind, his remarkable imagination…Even these occasional essays are enough to remind us that …there is not, at the moment, a writer to touch him"e;. (New Society).

A distant, remote scientific expedition taking place at the North Pole is invaded by a space alien who has reawakened after lying dormant for centuries after a crash landing. A cunning, intelligent alien who can shape-shift, thereby assuming the personality and form of anything and anyone it destroys. Soon, it is among the men of the expedition, killing each in turn and replacing them by assuming their shape, lulling the scientists one by one into inattention (and trust) and eventually, their destruction. The shape-shifting, transformed alien can pass every effort at detection, and the expedition seems doomed until the scientists discover the secret vulnerability of the alien and are able to destroy it.

这是一本记录我与朋友、同学、亲人之间一点一滴的随笔，没有别的意思，只是想把快乐分享给更多的人！

大人物有大人物的传说，小人物也有小人物的故事……山卷——忘魂篇—好啊，我们私奔吧，我带你去远方，带你去看最美丽的风景……鬼将军篇—你可以抛弃你的慈悲，抛弃你的软弱……因为战场上不需要那些东西，战场上只需要活下去……金翅魔王篇—王座之上，除了孤独，只剩寂寥……黑帝篇—黑色的帝王，掉落了凡尘北羽篇—北方有佳人，黑背白肚剪刀尾玉玄篇—那三个拿砍柴刀劈出来的奇丑无比的字……蛇舞篇—江湖有多远？江湖在……你我之间道史篇—历史都是由活着的人写的不是吗？红妆—总有一天你也会遇到那个命中注定的人，你会为他穿上嫁衣，你们幸福快乐，也许还会给你们的孩子讲讲从前有座山，山上有个鬼的故事……繁世卷鬼卷前传——陌

黑纸凤蝶在京都中灵活地飞舞，狭间中被放逐之神细长的瞳孔中闪烁着复仇的冷光，赤红的花海中将军发出了无声的嘶吼，沉默的撑伞人身前，绝美的歌伎伴随着雅乐起舞……微风吹拂的廊下，阴阳师被踏着丛生的杂草而来的小少年喊为兄长时，额头上缓缓地打出了一个“？”号

时髦穿越却附身可怜嫡女，娘不在，爹不爱，姨娘姐妹常虐待，本想扮猪吃虎,拿下大权涨势逍遥,却不想命盘转动,牵扯出身世之谜,一次次的身陷险境，又一次次化险为夷，不想招惹麻烦，可麻烦却总是不断，究竟是阴谋诡计？还是命运使然？还有那些没事就缠在身边的男人，你们究竟是有多闲？

本书为公版书，为不受著作权法限制的作家、艺术家及其它人士发布的作品，供广大读者阅读交流。汇聚授权电子版权。

据说，鬼不过是六道众生之一。鬼福报不如人，相当可怜；人不应当怕鬼，应该去同情鬼；人鬼各行其道，本相安无事。鬼找人通常是有未了之缘从而魂生怨气，至人而死。死人禁地，生人勿近！一次偶然的机会，我偷喝了坟前的冥酒，原本以为没有什么事情发生，从噩梦中惊醒，才发现原来自己被一个千年诅咒所束缚，暮然回首，只见阴曹地府就在眼前。生死阴阳，隔岸相望。超越轮回之境，探寻生死奥秘。

机缘偶得的一块血玉凤凰佩环，使得月琉璃一个仙帝后期剑修遭到仙界仙帝及他修仙者的封杀，不甘却无可奈何，最后运用自身最后一丝灵力自爆而亡。寒眸睁开，冷光四射。重生异世，很好。既然上天多给自己一次机会，欠我的债迟早是会要还回来的。嫁给傻王，很好，这样就不会有人烦，可以专心修炼。只是为何看到那傻子被人欺负自己会心痛呢？既然，是名义上的夫君，那也是我的东西，他人休想染指。敢欺负我的人，嫌命长了是吧！本小姐不介意送你们一程。

"人与鬼的宿缘，不是前世的依恋，只是今生的依偎。既然前生没有与你牵手，就让此生不再错过。他许她的诺，今生不变，她诺他的誓言，只因为那一句：姑娘我爱你！宿命的安排，缘分的定数，重生后的命途，穿越后的宿命。即便上天无路，下地无门，只因为心中有彼此爱，心中爱彼此，路就在心里。"--情节虚构，请勿模仿

借尸还魂还不到二十四小时，便宜老公就被发配边疆了怎么破？在线等，挺急的！

上了年纪的人总喜欢回忆，回忆过去说过的话、做过的事、走过的路。我的一生谈不上光辉灿烂，但也是五味俱全。一九九九年，年届花甲之际，感慨所……