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  • Life at the Nexus

    by David R. Koenig
    Life at the Nexus explores the decisions we make every day and the unseen connections that shape those choices. Why do some people thrive in an increasingly complex world while others struggle to find their footing? How do our individual actions ripple outward, influencing not just our own lives but the lives of those around us—and the systems we all depend on? In an era when technology is transforming how we live and work, understanding interconnectedness and cultivating resilience has never be... more

  • Helping Anxious and Struggling Readers

    by Karyn Wills
    It can be distressing when children we care about are anxious about reading or are struggling to learn to read. We often feel uncertain about how to help. The reader who makes excruciatingly slow progress, the reader who is too worried about reading to try, the reader who sounds fabulous but who doesn’t understand what they’ve read - all of these readers can be helped if we have the right information. In short and accessible chunks of information, Helping Anxious & Struggling Readers expla... more

  • What's Your Name?

    by Albert Jung
    In What’s Your Name?, readers are guided through the fascinating world of Han’gŭl, the Korean writing system, as a tool for transcribing names from any language with accuracy and elegance. The book explores Han’gŭl’s historical roots under King Sejong the Great, its modern versatility, and a speculative concept called "Multiverse Han’gŭl," imagining its evolution across cultures and dimensions. Alongside rich historical insights, the book includes interactive exercises, quizzes, and illustration... more

  • Manuel Querino (1851-1923): An Afro-Brazilian Pioneeer in the Age of Scientific Racism

    by Sabrina Gledhill
    This anthology brings together essays on various aspects of the life and work of an Afro-Brazilian polymath. Manuel Querino was an abolitionist, journalist, politician, labour leader, and civil servant before becoming better known as the Brazilian Vasari (for his works on art history) and the first Black scholar to assert the important role which Africans and their descendants played in Brazilian history.

  • Sex! (for Females Only)

    by Barry Wren Am Frsn
    SEX’! (for females only) is an anthology written in order to revise the history of events that have led to the present social debate regarding gender inequality. The subjugation of females followed the concept by ancient humans that because females were smaller and physically weaker than males, they must also be less intelligent and less suitable to lead a collection, a tribe or a nation. Big strong aggressive males dominated those collections and the most dominant male chose a female partner fo... more

  • The Future Is Bright Even If The Past Is Heavy

    by TARose
    The book can be like an oracle, turn to a page, read, observe the art, listen to the soft voice and you may find the answer you are seeking, releasing the wisdom from within. Come on an adventure of healing depression and grief by expressing oneself through art and reflection. Begin the journey, which is not easy, but well worth it, from darkness to light. Discover that the darkest moments are where the light begins, and that learning to release the illusions of perfection and control, allows... more

  • F' You Fibro

    by M.E. Nesser
    Fibromyalgia has the potential to be a completely debilitating condition, both mentally and physically, but only if you let it. M.E. Nesser has fought against fibro for decades and now shares her journey, from pre to post diagnosis and how she has been able to manage her fibromyalgia symptoms. With wit and charm, M.E. Nesser doesn’t skirt on the details of the negative sides of fibromyalgia. She addresses all the benefits to maintaining a positive outlook, whether for fibro patients or others wi... more

  • Living Art as Life, and Life as Art

    by David Cavagnaro
    In the late 1930s, with World War II looming, the famous German Bauhaus art school closed, and many of its teachers migrated to America, greatly influencing the course of modern art and architecture in the 1940s and 1950s. Influenced by the work of Bauhaus painters such as Lyonel Feininger, Paul Klee, and Wassily Kandinsky, a young artist named Milton Cavagnaro began what would become a lifetime art career in San Francisco that spanned abstract painting, commercial design, college teaching, jewe... more

  • Whispers of the Roaring Twenties: Paris Unveiled

    by Naza Semoniff
    Whispers of the Roaring Twenties: Paris Unveiled takes readers on an enchanting journey through the golden age of Paris. Set against the backdrop of the 1920s, this evocative collection captures the essence of an era brimming with artistic innovation, cultural revolutions, and the intoxicating spirit of freedom. Through vivid prose and striking photography, the book reveals the hidden layers of the City of Lights, where legendary figures like Hemingway, Picasso, and Josephine Baker roamed the st... more

  • From Patriarchy to Paradise: It's About Time!

    by Jerry Schaefer

    It's the story of civilization under the guiding framework of patriarchy. The resulting misalignment of the sexes has affected both sexes negatively, but especially the female sex. Civilization itself has been out-of-balance, floundering in needless warfare and competition throughout the centuries. This unhinged, patriarchal power grab now threatens a serious conflagration as they attempt to exert control over the entire Earth and its inhabitants. But people are waking up to their nefarious i... more

  • 979-8325234071

    by Bruce Deoraj
    Migration's intricate and colourful narrative is woven throughout the vast fabric of human history, bearing witness to our never-ending search for Paradise. Travelling beyond time and geography, "We Are All Migrants Searching for Paradise" delves into how migration has impacted our identities, societies, and the very fabric of human existence. This book is fundamentally an odyssey, not just through the physical landscapes that have seen the innumerable footsteps of our ancestors but also through... more

  • 979-8882547706

    by Bruce Deoraj
    This book aims to provide readers with a thorough and personal view of the Author's trip through Paris by fusing cultural inquiry, travelogue, and personal memoir into a seamless story that encapsulates the allure of the "City of Love." Driven by a deep-seated desire to fully experience a location that has captured travellers' imaginations for ages, Paris is a city that has long stood as a symbol of romance, art, and history. Adorably referred to as the "City of Love," Paris offered visitors the... more

  • 979-8859702312

    by Bruce Deoraj
    Throughout the pages of this book, we embark on a captivating journey, one that has spanned decades and continents, to explore some of the world's most awe-inspiring wonders. It is a journey that began in 1987 with a voyage to Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and the legendary Mayan site of Chichen Itza. Over the years, this odyssey continued, leading us to the iconic Colosseum of Rome, the enigmatic Stonehenge in England, the timeless Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, the rose-red city of Petra in Jordan, a... more

  • Hawk Eye Farm

    by John D. Hopkirk
    This book chronicles the history of a pioneering family of immigrant farmers (the Hopkirks) in southeastern Iowa. It begins in 1838 and ends with the early life of the author, their great-grandson, who was born in their house, moved with his family to California and what he experienced as an immigrant growing up in that state. It is a unique transect through history, complete with many original letters (1807+) and photographs (1850s+) which tell the story and bring it to life for the reader.

  • Write What You Know

    by Mary Drislan Madden
    The late Mary Drislan Madden ,who passed on 11 July 2024, answered God’s call, “to write a book” in the final year of her life. She wrote of that which she knew of…the Potholes, Perspectives, and Passions on the Christian Journey! “I don’t know a lot about just one subject matter, so I wrote on the many issues (potholes) that Christians deal with in their journey with Him through my Perspective with His Passion.” Written in First person it’s as if she’s sitting next you “telling her story” throu... more

  • Your Unique Consciousness

    by Dr. Anthony J. Emmett
    The story of consciousness describes the mystery we are; where we come from before birth and where we go after death; and the thinking both in our body mind and subconscious and beyond it. It is the dimensions of rational awareness of mind and heart we use for our ego and creative life on earth, and in other dimensions around us. Imagine that you have an all-pervading higher intelligence within in your many layered consciousness. How we employ it for this dynamic life with love, and the ways it ... more
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