BOOKS
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Henry Pash and the Botzec Revolution
When Henry Pash is spurned by the patent office for trying to get official recognition for his idea, he believes his life will continue to go nowhere.
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Alexander La' Vay
I know of life, death, heaven, the devil, hell, soul, mind, the universe, nature, love, consciousness and the personal and the reservoir, of the unconscious, and God.
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Inside Out
Mohammad Forouzani (Martin Foroz)'s collection of poems is the poet inside out!
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The Most Fateful Betrayal
The Most Fateful Betrayal deals with religious conversions, the role of politics and bureaucracy, the naxalism and the sweet and eternal love in the changing Indian society and culture.
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The Landlady's Daughter
Memories are wonderful, the more you write, the more you remember.
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The Stories of the Zodiac
The series of fairy tales about the starry Land of the Zodiac is a series of ‘meditation fairy tales'.
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Beyond Tora Bora: The Aurakzai Memoirs
The story of this book starts with the ill-conceived operation "Enduring Freedom" in the mountainous region of Tora Bora in Afghanistan
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The Girl Who Saw Too Much
This is a story set in World War Two, in Nazi-occupied Holland, recorded by a little girl called Mientje.
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The English Migrant
Connie Edwards had willingly dedicated her life to the police service in the south west of England.
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GERMANY -- Stunde Null
GERMANY Stunde Null is the second book in what is destined to be a five part series by the author Ludek Bartolsic.
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A Freezing Night In Geneva: Unforgettable Experiences
The author tells us of his many challenges and adventures on a study trip to Switzerland - his trials, tribulations and solutions he finds for all.
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Russian Doll: The Private Journal of Aasha Ivanova Redacted by Jennifer May
Beautiful and multi talented Aasha Pavlova is half Russian and half Indian and, more than anything else, just wants her life to be ‘normal'
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