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John Dos Passos' novel, published in 1925, focuses on the development of urban life in New York City from the Gilded Age to the Jazz Age, told through a series of overlapping individual stories. It is considered one of Dos Passos's most important works.
In the third novel in the series, Tarzan faces one of his toughest challenges yet. His archenemy Nikolas Rokoff reappears, this time with a terrifying plan - to kidnap Tarzan's wife Jane and their son Jack, in order to exact revenge.
In the novel "Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle," Tarzan returns to the center of the plot as the legendary ruler of the wilderness, a fearless and just protector of the weak.
In this bestseller, Michael D. O'Brien, a well-known contemporary Catholic author, provides a biblically based vision of the apocalypse and describes the state of the world and the Catholic Church at the end of time.
In the novel "Tarzan and his Son", the main focus is on Tarzan's son Korak (real name Jack), who continues in his father's footsteps as a fearless fighter and protector of justice in the African wilderness.
The novel Lead Leg Runners was published in 1957. It's a story about a war veteran who returns to his hometown, after his writing career failed. The novel has autobiographical elements.