Books like As I knew him by Anne Serling

A new, fully translated collection of Vincent van Gogh’s letters, offering a rare self‑portrait and insight into his artistic ambitions, personal relationships, and spiritual concerns.

Amanda Stern’s memoir traces a childhood marked by parental divorce, Greenwich Village bohemia, and an undiagnosed panic disorder as she navigates 1970‑80s New York City, love, and anxiety.

Ann Patchett shares a candid memoir that traces her commitments to writing, family, and friendship, revealing the everyday moments that sustain a happy marriage and a vibrant creative life.

Ann Patchett's essays explore life's moments of enchantment and universal truths.

Henry James’s annotated correspondence reveals the mind of a master novelist, offering insights into his works, literary craft, and views on sex, politics, and friendship through letters to writers, artists, and leaders.

A curated set of short stories drawn from the legacy of the original Twilight Zone television series.

Originally published in two volumes entitled Rod Serling's Twilight Zone and Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Revisited. The Ghost of Ticonderoga Back There The Ghost-Town Ghost Judgement Night The Curse of Seven Tower The Tiger God The Avenging Ghost Return from Oblivion The House on the Square Death's Masquerade The Riddle of the Crypt Dead Man's Chest The Thirteenth Story Two Live Ghosts The Edge of Doom The Fiery Spell The Ghost of the Dixie Bells The Purple Testament The Ghost Train Beyond the Rim The 16-Millimeter Shrine The Ghost of Jolly Roger The House on the Island The Man in the Bottle The Mirror Image The Man Who Dropped By ---------- Contains: - [Chilling Stories From Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone][1] - [Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone][2] - [The Twilight Zone Revisited][3] [1]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL16084182W/Chilling_Stories_From_Rod_Serling's_The_Twilight_Zone [2]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL8316537W/Rod_Serling's_The_Twilight_Zone [3]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1674741W/Twilight_zone_revisited

A poignant memoir about a child's acceptance of her uncertain past and a life adrift in modern America.

An intimate look at the life of children's book author Madeleine L'Engle through interviews with her friends and associates.