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The Imaginary Voyage

Shimon Peres

1999

Entretiens sur la pluralité des mondes

Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle

1702

Acastos

Iris Murdoch

1987

Meditations from Conversations with God, Book 2

Neale Donald Walsch

1997

Marcus Aurelius

Alan Stedall

2005

The Book of the City of Ladies

Christine de Pisan

1982

The critic as artist

Oscar Wilde

1997

Livre de la cité des dames

Christine de Pisan

1982

Conversations with God, Book 1 Guidebook

Neale Donald Walsch

1997

The city of ladies

Christine de Pisan

2006

English dialogues of the dead

Frederick M. Keener

1973

Dialogues of the dead

Lyttelton, George Lyttelton Baron

1889

Colloquia

Desiderius Erasmus

1725 ★ 3.8

Saints and scholars

Terry Eagleton

1990

Fantomina and other works

Eliza Fowler Haywood

2004

A medieval woman's mirror of honor

Christine de Pisan, Madeleine Pelner Cosman

1989

Coffee with Marilyn (Coffee with...Series)

Yona Zeldis McDonough

2007

Imaginary conversations

Walter Savage Landor

1882

Three conversations about knowing

Jay F. Rosenberg

2000

Moral and Political Dialogues;: With Letters on Chivalry and Romance

Richard Hurd

1771

Invisible guests

Mary M. Watkins

1990

Your Fathers Where Are They and the Prophets Do They Live Forever

Dave Eggers

2014

Self-parenting

John K. Pollard

1987

Secretum

Francesco Petrarca

1976

A retreat with Mary of Magdala and Augustine

Sidney Cornelia Callahan

1997

Neveu de Rameau

Denis Diderot

1881

Meeting of Minds

Steve Allen

1978

Sense and Sensuality

Ravi K. Zacharias

2002

Life on the Mississippi

Mark Twain

1883 ★ 3.8

Plato at the Googleplex

Rebecca Goldstein

2014

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