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New Releases by Russell Freedman

Russell Freedman is the author of Jules Verne, Portrait of a Prophet (1965), 2000 Years of Space Travel (1963), One-girl Team (1962), Teenagers who Made History (1961), Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain).

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Jules Verne, Portrait of a Prophet

by: Russell Freedman

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Describes the life of the dramatist and author who, in the 19th century, wrote of jet planes, submarines, trips to the moon, and solar energy.

2000 Years of Space Travel

by: Russell Freedman

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The story of man''s long dream of reaching other worlds beyond his own - including the discoveries of science and classic tales of science fiction, and the intriguing relationship between the two.