The Robinson Crusoe: Book of Adventures expansion is exactly what it sounds like; it’s a book packed with 50 different scenarios with various difficulties for players to enjoy.

Enhance your Robinson Crusoe gaming experience with the all-new expansion: Robinson Crusoe: The Book of Adventures. The expansion goes above and beyond, introducing over 50 diverse scenarios to ...

Find Your Next Book Thrillers N.Y.C. Literary Guide Nonfiction Summer Preview Advertisement Supported by nonfiction In Matthew Shindell’s “For the Love of Mars,” perceptions of the planet ...

Robinson Crusoe on Mars. Break out the ray guns, boys! Here comes a horde of little green men? On the contrary, here comes a pleasant surprise: a piece of science fiction based on valid ...

After spending 28 years, two months and 19 days marooned on an island, Robinson Crusoe does not lose his nose for adventure or his “native propensity to rambling”. He crosses the Pyrenees ...

Matthew Pearl's 'Save Our Souls: The True Story of a Castaway Family, Treachery and Murder' is as suspenseful and dire as the Disney movie is idyllic.

Phoebe Robinson is an avid reader, and shared her top six book recommendations with Page Six. Among those texts are books on cultural identity, biographies and lifestyle theory.

A man known as Italy's Robinson Crusoe who lived alone on an idyllic island for 32 years following a shipwreck has died. Mauro Morandi, who died on January 3 aged 85, lived as a hermit on the Isle ...

In his new book, Under Alien Skies, Plait explores what various cosmic vistas would look like for a person who was physically present, studying them with ordinary human eyesight.“I open each ...

Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe, published in 1719, is one of the most well-known and influential pieces of writing in Western literature. Initially presented as a true account, this tale of ...

Jerry Anderson talks with David Yonke about the latter's book on Fr. Gerald Robinson, accused in 2006 of killing Sr. Margaret Ann Pahl in 1980.

If you know Robinson’s highly regarded novels—The Ministry for the Future or the Mars trilogy, for instance—you know the sound of his crisp, impersonal omniscience. But in The High Sierra ...