books by Karl May (translation unfamiliar ungekürzte)

books by Karl May

books:

Winnetou (Unabridged 2008 translation of Winnetou I)

50 reviews
Karl May

Preposterous Press, 2008

Winnetou
I'm born of West Indian parents, lived in Germany from age 3 to 12, and at that tender age, I naturally spoke fluent German, but I have never been back since 1967 - I'm almost 50 now! But I'll always remember my love affair with the Winnetou series by Karl May. I remember spending countless days and nights inhaling novel after novel. Our next door neighbor's kid had a huge, leather-bound ...

Winnetou, The Treasure of Nugget Mountain (Classic Westerns Series)
Karl May, Karl Friedrich May

Diggory Press, 2007

Die Sklavenkarawane: Ungekürzte Ausgabe T41; Karl May Taschenbücher
Karl May

Verlag Carl Ueberreuter, 1949

Later printing of 1949 edition with ISBN issued, 3800040417. Book is in the German language. 318 pp. Adventure fiction set in the horn of Africa.

The Treasure of Silver Lake
Karl May

Nemsi Books, 2005

The 'Treasure of Silver Lake' is a literary treasure. Written by Karl May in 1891, when he was at the peak of his creativity. It was read by millions of avid adventure lovers and has never been out of print in its native language. Now you may enjoy this gripping adventure in English, thanks to the efforts of Herbert Windolf.

The Son of the Bear Hunter
Karl May and Herbert Windolf

Nemsi Books, 2007

Fat Jemmy and Long Davy come across the young Indian Wohkadeh. He is on a mission to report to Martin, the Son of the Bear Hunter, that his father has been captured by a Sioux band. He and his are to be sacrificed at the stake in a valley at Yellowstone, where Old Shatterhand once killed three Sioux in duels. Jemmy and Davy, together with Martin, Hobble-Frank, the Bear Hunters assistant, and his servant Bob set out to liberate the Bear Hunter. ...

The Ghost of Llano Estacado
Karl May; Herbert Windolf

Nemsi Books, 2005

The Spanish name Llano Estacado, meaning Staked Plain, is part of the high plains of the United States, located west of today?s Lubbock, Texas. It covers an area of about 30,000 square miles, extending to the state of New Mexico. It is a strikingly flat and monotonous area at an elevation of between 3,000-4,000 feet. Local water-retaining depressions and washes that, due to the meager rainfall, rarely hold water occasionally break this semiarid ...

Winnetou - The Apache Knight (Classic Westerns Series) (Classic Westerns Series)

5 reviews
Karl May, Karl Friedrich May

Diggory Press, 2007

wholesome, fabulous read
I read most of Karl May's stories as a child. They were at that time translated into Czech. The stories are everything you could ask for. There is adventure, mystery,etc. You name it and it's in there. Deep down there are also non-assuming messages on how to be a good person. These books shaped my views on bigotry in a way no speech or lesson ever could have.

Winnetou I
Karl May and Victor Epp

Nemsi Books, 2007

One blow to the temple with his fist brought Rattler to the ground unconscious, and earned him the name, Old Shatterhand . The name stuck. From that day on he was Old Shatterhand to all but the wily frontiersman Sam Hawkens, his friend and mentor who just couldn t bear to give up calling him a Greenhorn. Fate took the young immigrant teacher from a comfortable tutoring position in St. Louis to a survey job for the railroad between the Rio Pecos ...

Oriental Odyssey V - From Baghdad to Stambul
Karl May; Michael Michalak

Nemsi Books, 2005

Those of you dear readers who have enjoyed this ongoing narrative that took us through the Sahara, Egypt, Iraq, Kurdistan, Iran and back to Iraq can now enjoy the two shorter adventures that take place in Damascus, Baalbek and Stambul. Although these narratives are short, they are packed with excitement. This brief novel is the culmination of so many actions begun in earlier episodes of this epic story. Here we rediscover the protagonist ...

Kola Bozich Mlynu
Karl May, 1997

Along Unfamiliar Trails
Karl May and Kince October

Nemsi Books, 2007

'Along Unfamiliar Trails' follows our entrpid narrator around the world. Within these pages we are transported to reindeer tents of Lappland, the camps of the Kurds in the trackless mountains of the Ottoman Empire. We stumble across the sands of the Sahara and rest in the Beduin camps before exploring the Wild West of the American Indians. In all of these wild and wonderful places, loyal friends such as Winnetou and Hajji Halef Omar, are always ...