In ancient times, as today, pseudo-historians often wrote about past events to praise, or flatter, a king and his acolytes. It was very true that Histories were then written by the mighty and powerful, or by the victors; dead men tell no tales. And Roberval, an adventurer, corsair, and sycophant, knew this better than most. To further his own interests, to keep in good graces with the reigning power, he befriended not only the king of France, François Ier, but also his sister; Marguerite d...

An amusing fantasy about a lovable blue ogre who is compelled to confront a very bad and unpleasant dragon who is in fact a maiden in distress who by and by reveals her true identity as a powerful witch who can wreak havoc on your soul or turn you into a newt with just one kiss.

A Collection of 260 Published Book Illustrations of Robert R. Schoolcraft;featuring works by Alphonse Daudet; Rudyard Kipling; Jack London; Guy de Maupassant; Eugene Sue; Mark Twain; and Voltaire

Robin’s world could have remained an artistic paradise; it did not. The boy is strong, a rugged individualist, but imperfect and proud; as humanity continues to be in conflict with all the isms of the world, Robin, like a minnow among trouts, will be forced to live on the fringe; but doing so, he will resurface stronger than ever.Alert: Though the main character of this story is a teenager, and this book is concerned with coming-of-age issues, this is not a story for children: It co...

A 2nd Collection of 275 Published Book Illustrations of Robert R. SchoolcraftIllustrations for books by: Ray Bradbury; Edgar Rice Burroughs; Philip K. Dick; Robert E. Howard; Edgar Allan Poe; Jules Verne; Voltaire; and Richard Wagner.

Orimha the Rock is a work of fiction intended mainly for its entertainment value, and no historical inference must be derived from the text. However, the incidents depicted in this book actually took place between 1652 and 1654. The title of the book, Orimha the Rock was derived from Orimha, the Iroquois word for rock —pierre in French; Rock because the 17-y-o hero had to remain as stoic as a rock in order to survive toils and ordeals of the most grievous nature. Orimha the Rock was drawn ...

An other adventure of Scooter Tremblay by Robert Schoolcraft ( from his two 1982-83 color tabloids published in the weekly newspaper—La Petite Presse ) all in color ©2025 MS BookS Publishing

When Susann asked me to come along on this three-day sailing trip to Long Island Sound with her and Candra, I liked the idea so much I quickly said sure. But now I am simply relieved that all the lying, all the pretending, has finally come to an end.From the get-go I’ve seen how Susann was strong-willed, independent, and somewhat temperamental; at times, more than just a little. And I should’ve known from the get-go that her bad temper would lead to trouble. But I didn’t want to sp...

A selection of the Robert Schoolcraft's artwork with words of wisdom from many nations throughout the ages.

A collection of these already published illustrated books:An Inglorious Voyage of DiscoveryOrimha the RockThe Pirate and the MonkMurder on a One-man Island

Une autre aventure de Scooter Tremblay par Robert Schoolcraft ( d’après ses deux tabloïds couleurs, publiés en 1982-83 dans l’hebdomadaire: La Petite Presse )

Astronomers discovered orbiting Proxima Centauri, another planet that could potentially host life as we know it. Numerous hidden planets may surround Proxima Centauri: interesting new worlds, within reach of future exploration. However, using ultramodern technology, to travel there would take about 6,300 years. So, how would humans ever migrate to that planet? This story offers a plausible, albeit rather expensive, way of accomplishing such an epic undertaking.