Résultats Éditeur "Isis" dans Fiction

Les démêlées antagonistes et musclées entre Don Camillo, curé d'un petit village de la plaine du Pô et son ennemi préféré, Peppone, le maire communiste...

Les démêlées musclées entre Don Camillo, curé d'un petit village de la plaine du Pô et son ennemi préféré, Peppone, le maire communiste...

Narration d'un humour mordant des aventures sentimentales d'une jeune parisienne envoyée chez ses quatre vieilles filles de cousines qui habitent "le plus vieux quartier d'une des plus vieilles villes du Pas-de-Calais", en fait le quartier de la cathédrale de Saint-Omer, ville natale de l'auteure.

Miné par sa vie de bureau, par ses vies conjugale et extra conjugale, par ses enfants, par la hantise de retrouver chaque matin les mêmes têtes, Monsieur Blot un jour éclate et, lors d'un concours, fait l'inventaire de sa vie. Il gagne le concours et une très grosse somme d'argent. Dès lors il devient célèbre et adulé. L'homme contemporain tel qu'il vit dans l'anonymat ou sous les feux de l'actualité.

An earthquake throws a ship and its crew into disarray in this short story from Morgan Robertson. But the waves become the least of their worries when they discover a mysterious beast has been disturbed, invisible to natural light. 

A smoking cigar is seen in the fog, but not the man behind it. Could it be the final smoke of Charlie Devereux? The crew aboard the Königen Teresa recall this ghostly story as they themselves plough into fog across the Mid-Atlantic.

A Swedish freighter is on a special mission to locate and survey a number of wrecks after the First World War. The first on their list was torpedoed exactly one year to the day, and this proves to be no coincidence when the commander is suddenly tormented by an impossible Morse code transmission from beyond the grave.

In this short story, Captain Chisholm’s pride and joy, The Swordfish, is taken from him by a mutinous crew. But the sea seems to take matters into its own hands to reunite the old captain with his beloved ship. 

C. N. Barham served as a minister but was also an amateur hypnotist, and in this short story, he explores how clairvoyance might be used to track lost ships at sea by regaling the story of Audacious, a brig which never reached its destination.

Twins are supposed to be similar, but the Yeld brothers could not be more different and they detest each other. But then jealousy and rivalry bubble over when they both fall for Ivy Dene, and a deep-sea mission turns deadly.