Sit with me at the coffee shop as I type some current thoughts and feelings into my vintage typewriter while sipping my triple foam mocha latte with gummy bears or whatever.
It's Okk Koko – An Incomplete Tale is an emotional romance novel that explores love, heartbreak, healing, and the lasting impact of unfinished relationships.
Between 1965 and 1987, a Vancouver barber murdered an untold number of women using a weapon no forensic textbook had ever named: alcohol, poured down the throats of victims already unconscious, in a method so quietly effective that coroners closed file after file as accidental death.
Ed Jackson has been contributing to life and social media for a long time, so it seemed only fitting that many of his musings be gathered into book format.
Okwethu Hlongwane is a young writer who found her voice in the quiet moments, where love met heartbreak, where silence spoke louder than words, and where poetry became the only language that made sense.
Wayne Phipps grew up in Midland Junction in the 1950s and 1960s, a working-class railway town in Western Australia where steam engines, brickworks and clay pits shaped everyday life.
In the dark years of apartheid, a boy grew up in a household with a terrible secret: although they were all of mixed origins, they had managed to 'pass as white.
This comprehensive study guide for Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize‑winning play Sweat (2015) is designed to support your preparation for international examinations at IB, A‑Level, AP, and equivalent levels.
Mystery of Flight 571 is a gripping true-story book about one of the most shocking aviation disasters in history and the unbelievable struggle for survival that followed.
Avid readers construct perceptions of the world through ongoing experimentation with the porous boundary between fiction and reality, grafting their favourite stories onto their quotidian lives.
The Courtship and the Hunt: Poems on Desire, Discernment, and Devotion is a lyrical exploration of what it means to long, to choose, and to consecrate.
In 2012, during meditation near the summit of a five-hundred-foot dune in the Algerian Sahara, seventeen words crystallised in pristine desert silence.
In twelfth-century Baghdad, crowds gathered to hear Shaykh Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani speak about the states of the heart — trial, provision, leaving the self, standing with God.
Als der Psychiater und Rassenbiologe Herman Lundborg 1922 zum Leiter des weltweit ersten staatlich finanzierten rassenbiologischen Instituts in Uppsala (Schweden) berufen wurde, blickten seine deutschen Kollegen, die wenige Jahre später die Vernichtungspolitik der Nazis legitimieren und gestalten sollten, noch neidisch über die Ostsee.
Drei "gewöhnliche Menschen" der sogenannten Goethezeit stehen im Mittelpunkt dieses Buchs: Caroline Wucherer aus Halle (1784–1834), der aus Bremen stammende Mediziner Adolph Müller (1784–1811) und der in Berlin geborene Jurist Carl Schede (1774–1833).
El dolor de las rosas es su propuesta narrativa para recorrer las etapas del duelo: un libro que combina la estructura del pensamiento clinico con la intimidad de quien ha atravesado el dolor desde dentro.
