The Declared Monster: Serial Murder, and the Man Who Asked to Be StoppedDavid Edward Maust killed five young men across three decades, two continents, and multiple American jurisdictions.
CHARACTERLESS is a literary novel set in Kolkata, following Ankit — a quiet, emotionally open young man from a Marwari family — through three significant relationships across roughly a decade of his life.
Malcolm X: The Fire That Refused to Be Extinguished chronicles the extraordinary life of one of the most influential, polarizing, and transformative figures in modern history.
In the heart of Chicago's political battlefield, where backroom deals shape the nation and loyalty isbought in bourbon and blood, Table for Six follows the life of Doc Harrington kingmaker, rogue, andreluctant hero.
He Saw the End Before the World Did… and Made It RealIn the shadows of modern Japan, one man rose from obscurity to become a self-proclaimed prophet of apocalypse.
The Brown Side of Autism: Our Journey Through Color, Culture, and ClarityThis autobiography is more than just a story—it's a lived experience told through the lens of identity, resilience, and truth.
'Raised in Chaos' by Patricia Bachand is a heartfelt memoir that records her life growing up in a large, spirited family and navigating the challenges of adolescence and adulthood.
The fifty-two new poems in The Enormous Room by Richard Brown Lethem were written during the last two years as the author re-settled in Northern Maine after the Covid hiatus in Southern California.
"e;…from Las Vegas to Reno, Atlantic City, Korea, Japan and Thiland…"e; Jacobs adventures include, "e;…rubber-banded wads and bags of cash, phenomenal wins and losses, various girlfriend, and one innovative massage parlor experience.
From a childhood marked by abuse fear and instability to becoming one of the most mentally resilient endurance athletes and elite warriors of modern times David Goggins' story is a raw examination of what it truly means to overcome the self.
An author is caught in a creeping drowning; at first a minor dissatisfying splash slowly followed by an upwards current which only ends up dragging into restless waters until the final decision: Sink or Swim Away.
BLIND FAITH – The First SupergroupThe group existed for only a very brief period and left behind a single self-titled album, but its historical significance extends far beyond that.
Frantz Fanon: The Mind That Ignited Revolutions tells the story of one of the most fearless thinkers of the twentieth century a psychiatrist, philosopher, and revolutionary whose ideas reshaped the fight against colonial oppression and the understanding of race, identity, and liberation.
The Bonecrusher: Murder, Ash, and the Invisible Women of PeoriaBetween July 2003 and October 2004, Larry Dean Bright, known to forensic investigators and the press as "e;The Bonecrusher"e;, murdered eight women in and around Peoria, Illinois, operating undetected for fourteen months in one of the most disturbing serial homicide cases in Midwestern American history.
A mas de dos anos de la desaparicion de Gabriel Garcia Marquez los trabajos aqui reunidos presentan lecturas diversas de periodistas, profesores y escritores alrededor de la persona y la obra de mas relieve en la cultura colombiana.
Uber den Mut, Nein zu sagenAngesichts der neuen Bedrohung der Demokratie durch Rassismus und Fremdenfeindlichkeit erinnert der Schauspieler Matthias Brandt an den Mut der Widerstandskampfer und -kampferinnen gegen das NS-Regime, zu denen auch seine Eltern gehorten.
A través de una escritura que avanza por medio de registros, escenas y derivas, Male Piñeiro Pearson recorre la experiencia de emigrar y la búsqueda personal que ese movimiento despierta.
