These stories are based on some of Shakespeare's most famous plays. Many are very funny and others are more serious. There is power, passion, magic and murder. But the stories usually end with love winning over evil.

Tales:
1. The Tempest,
2. A Midsummer Night’s Dream,
3. Much Ado About Nothing,
4. As You Like It,
5. The Merchant of Venice,
6. Macbeth,
7. Twelfth Night, or What You Will.

Horror stories, science fiction, detective stories and satirical sketches - the variety of Poe will chill an delight.
Locked doors, sealed cavities, bricked-up alcoves and premature burial close in on Poe's narrators as they, like their victims, are cut off from light, air and human society. Partly, Poe's stories resonate as the 'disordered chambers' of the narrators' minds, but also they suggest archetypal, if extreme, psychological states.
Yet Poe was an incurable hoaxer, and in telling some wonderful short stories he also told some excessively tall tales.
The most comprehensive paperback edition available, with introduction, selected criticism and chronology of Poe's life and times.

Three stories from a weekend in the life of Will, a London taxi-driver.
We go with Will to his work. We read about the many people he sees, and the places he takes them.

1. The Champions - it tells the story of a 19-year-old Brazilian footballer who is invited to play in England. There he'll pass through different kinds of feelings. Check it out!
2. Britain - A different world - it is a brief description of Britain about food, weather, people's behavior, and their passion for football. Is it like Brazil? - Find it out.
3. A New Friend for Sandra - Being kind to people can make you some sincere friends. This is a story about a Brazilian girl who makes a friend from Scotland. Then they become pen pals.

"This man is always looking for love and adventure, but he runs away from any danger. He wants you to believe that he is a scientist, a sportsman, a millionaire, a leader of men... but he's always alone and he never has any money."
Is this Charlie Chaplin the filmstar or Charlie Chaplin the man? This biography tells the complete story.