作者：長月達平 1987年3月誕生。 網路電子小說投稿網站「小説家になろう」作家，《Re:從零開始的異世界生活》為第一本實體化小說。 插畫：大塚真一郎 熊本出身的插畫家，也有繪製以遊戲為主的小說插畫。代表作有《CONCEPTION》、《召喚夜想曲鑄劍物語》等。

If you’ve ever sat in the back seat of a taxi, you know that cabbies like to talk. Sports or politics, your job or theirs, taxi drivers are fine conversationalists on just about any topic. And when the passenger is astrobiologist Charles Cockell, that topic is usually space and what, if anything, lives out there. Inspired by conversations with drivers all over the world, Taxi f...(展开全部)

Insightful, good-humored essays on the possibilities of alien life and the uses of space exploration, based on an astrobiologist’s everyday conversations with his fellow humans—taxi drivers, to be precise. If you’ve ever sat in the back seat of a taxi, you know that cabbies like to talk. Sports or politics, your job or theirs, taxi drivers are fine conversationalists on just ab...(展开全部)

If you’ve ever sat in the back seat of a taxi, you know that cabbies like to talk. Sports or politics, your job or theirs, taxi drivers are fine conversationalists on just about any topic. And when the passenger is astrobiologist Charles Cockell, that topic is usually space and what, if anything, lives out there. Inspired by conversations with drivers all over the world, Taxi f...(展开全部)

Insightful, good-humored essays on the possibilities of alien life and the uses of space exploration, based on an astrobiologist’s everyday conversations with his fellow humans—taxi drivers, to be precise. If you’ve ever sat in the back seat of a taxi, you know that cabbies like to talk. Sports or politics, your job or theirs, taxi drivers are fine conversationalists on just ab...(展开全部)

[应版权方要求,该小说已经下架,请大家支持正版阅读~]在26年前夜见山北中学的三年三班里，曾经有一位名叫「见崎」的学生。她不仅是位运动天才还是个优等生，个性平易近人广受众人喜爱的她却在某日突然猝死，极度悲伤的同班同学们无法接受这件事实，众人决定到毕业之前仍想像见崎还活著般度过每一天。而在199...

1998年春、夜見山北中学に転校してきた榊原恒一は、何かに怯えているようなクラスの空気に違和感を覚える。そんな中で起こり始める、恐るべき死の連鎖！　名手・綾辻行人の新たな代表作となった本格ホラー。

不思議な美少女・見崎鳴とともに謎を追う恒一。だが核心に迫れないまま“現象”は続いてゆく。そして夏休み、運命のクラス合宿で彼らを待ち受ける真実とは!?　ゼロ年代の幕引きを飾った本格ホラー、驚愕の完結編。

This is the first book to consider John Dewey's early philosophy on its own terms and to explicate its key ideas. It does so through the fullest treatment to date of his youthful masterwork, the Psych