books by Philip Wylie (armageddon generation saltwater)

books by Philip Wylie

books:

Gladiator
Philip Wylie

Wildside Press, 2009

Philip Gordon Wylie (1902-1971) was a U.S. author. His novel "Gladiator" (1930) partially inspired the comic-book character Superman.

The Terrans of Beta: Book Three in the When Wolds Collide Series (When Worlds Collide)
Richard L. Helms

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2011

This third and final book to Philip Wylie's "When Worlds Collide" duology, The Terrans of Beta concludes this amazing story by finishing where "After Worlds Collide" leaves the reader, and goes even further into the story of the survivors of the Human race, and their new life and struggles upon Bronson Beta. Having made tremendous new discoveries upon landing on Bronson Beta, Tony and the American survivors, along with the other survivors of ...

Tomorrow! (Beyond Armageddon)
Philip Wylie

Bison Books, 2009

This book may change your life. It may save it. It is one of the most important—and most shocking—books ever written. Tomorrow! is a story of average, nice Americans living in the neighboring cities of Green Prairie and River City in Middle America. It is—until the sudden blitz—the story of the girl next door and her boyfriend; of the accountant who saw what was coming, and the rich old lady who didn’t; of engaging young kids, ...

An essay on morals
Philip Wylie

Rinehart & company, inc, 1947

"A science of philosophy and a philosophy of the sciences [and] a popular explanation of the Jungian theory of human instinct (title page); with author's introductory note."

How to Establish a Successful Business in Thailand
Philip Wylie

Paiboon Publishing, 2007

This is the perfect book for anyone thinking of starting or buying a business in Thailand. This book will save readers lots of headaches, time and money. This guide is full of information on how to run a business in Thailand including practical tips by successful foreign business people from different trades, such as guest house, bar trade, e-commerce, export and restaurant. This is an essential guide for all foreigners thinking of doing ...

Generation of Vipers
Philip Wylie

Dalkey Archive Pr, 2007

Perhaps the most vitriolic attack ever launched on the American way of living—from politicians to professors to businessmen to Mom to sexual mores to religion— Generation of Vipers ranks with the works of De Tocqueville and Emerson in defining the American character and malaise. Wylie's classic, written with devastating wit and a pen as sharp as a barber's razor, wages war on all forms of American hypocrisy. Remarkably, or perhaps not so, ...

When Worlds Collide (Bison Frontiers of Imagination)
Philip Wylie, Edwin Balmer

Bison Books, 1999

A runaway planet hurtles toward the earth. As it draws near, massive tidal waves, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions wrack our planet, devastating continents, drowning cities, and wiping out millions. In central North America, a team of scientists race to build a spacecraft powerful enough to escape the doomed earth. Their greatest threat, they soon discover, comes not from the skies but from other humans. A crackling plot and sizzling, ...

Triumph (Beyond Armageddon)
Philip Wylie

Bison Books, 2007

In the world’s upper hemisphere, only one small group has survived World War III: fourteen people, sheltered deep within a limestone mountain in Connecticut and with enough supplies and equipment to maintain their subsistence for upwards of two years. The group includes a forward-thinking millionaire and his family, a levelheaded Jewish scientist, a playboy, an aging African American servant and his daughter, a gigolo and the glamorous woman ...

The Disappearance (Bison Frontiers of Imagination)
Philip Wylie

Bison Books, 2004

“The female of the species vanished on the afternoon of the second Tuesday of February at four minutes and fifty-two seconds past four o'clock, Eastern Standard Time. The event occurred universally at the same instant, without regard to time belts, and was followed by such phenomena as might be expected after happenings of that nature.” On a lazy, quiet afternoon, in the blink of an eye, our world shatters into two parallel universes ...

Opus 21 (#GC-85)
Philip Wylie

Pocket Books, Inc., 1963

Philip Wylie has long waged his own guerrilla warfare against some of our more cherished beliefs. His ferocious assault in Opus 21 on civilization as we know it, and life as we often mistreat it, makes tumultuous reading. Every reader will find a place in Opus 21 where he will wince, but he will also find much wise and salty humor in a powerfully charged story.

After Worlds Collide
Philip Wylie, Edwin Balmer

Warner Books, 1973

Science Fiction

The Savage Gentleman (Bison Frontiers of Imagination)
Philip Wylie

Bison Books, 2011

Betrayed by his wife, Stephen Stone spirits his son, Henry, away to a remote tropical island and trains him to be an ideal physical specimen and a perfect gentleman. After years of isolation, Henry Stone is now a young man, standing a full six feet two inches tall and weighing 190 pounds. His hair is bronze, his eyes turquoise, his skin mahogany—a magnificent man. When Henry finally returns to civilization, he finds that his father’s ...

Crunch & Des: Classic Stories of Saltwater Fishing
Philip Wylie

The Lyons Press, 1990

Philip Wylie's immensely popular stories about saltwater fishing are filled with excitement, the thrill of marine sport, and shrewd character studies. This full and thoughtful collection was put together by the author's daughter, Karen Wylie Pryor. These are marvelous, magical stories, told by a master story-teller - for all fishermen and for all old, and new, fans of Philip Wylie.