Winnie Mandela, married for 38 years to South African national hero Nelson Mandela, recruited an impoverished, illiterate 16-year-old Zulu youth into her Johannesburg vigilante gang in 1988. But when Katiza Cebekhulu threatened to say publicly...

This special book of wisdom contains messages for mankind, reflections, and poetry, and encourages us all to explore beyond societal norms to see what awaits us in an open, ultra-intuitive state of being. It is...

In this enthralling true-life story, Ronnie D Steven's shares his near-death experiences, traumatic childhood and walking the thin line between this life and the next. When there was nowhere left to turn, he managed to...

Red Water: A Man Changed by the Second World War by William Havranek is a poignant journey through time, exploring the profound effects of war on the human spirit. This gripping narrative delves into the...

I Was a Teenage JFK Conspiracy Freak show the author's journey from believing in a JFK conspiracy to believing that Oswald was the lone gunman. This book has many photographs and documents and debunks many...

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Unlock Your Deepest Inner Wisdom and Self-Love, Break Free From the Grip of Self-Doubt, and Create Lasting Transformation—Without Sacrificing Your Time or Energy, Even if Everything Else Has Failed You.Do you feel like your life...

Are you ready to be part of the solution? You can join millions of people taking action on climate change. Using his expertise in emergency management, the author provides practical solutions to climate change that...

“A Life in Letters” is a poignant and candid memoir by Rodney Rhoda Taylor that delves into the depths of sexual identity, individuality, love, and resilience. Through heartfelt letters, Taylor chronicles his journey from childhood...

A #1 Amazon Best Seller in Zen Buddhism! -- The idea is simple: everyday items and situations as sources of Zen insight. From a junk drawer to a butterfly. From Ginger Rogers to Colonel Mustard....