Ernest Thompson Seton was a naturalist, artist, and storyteller. His animal stories unite close observation with literary force and open the Amber series. Open author page →
In 1885 H. Rider Haggard wrote a novel on a wager — and invented the lost-world genre. King Solomon’s Mines appears in the Amber series. Open author page →
George Washington Sears, known as Nessmuk, wrote in 1884 the first book to teach not abundance in the woods but going light. Woodcraft appears in the Amber series. Open author page →
Johanna Spyri created one of world literature's enduring stories with Heidi. The AETERNUS edition brings together both parts from 1880 and 1881, complete in one volume. Open author page →
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm collected the Children's and Household Tales. The Tales of Terror gather the stories in which fear, cruelty, transformation, and guilt come openly to the surface. Open author page →
Alexander Afanasyev and Karel Jaromír Erben collected the folk tales of Russia and Bohemia. Volume III of the Tales of Terror carries the fairy-tale line into the Slavic tradition. Open author page →
In 1881 Carlo Collodi wrote the story of a wooden puppet who wants to become a boy — to this day one of the most translated books in the world. Pinocchio appears in the Amber series. Open author page →
Arthur Conan Doyle's historical novel The White Company follows its company through fourteenth-century England, France and Spain. The illustrated English AETERNUS edition is arranged in three volumes. Open author page →
