Category: Non Fiction

Age doesn’t matter! Actually, if we live right, we don’t have to age! The author is sharing all his secrets about living better and longer, while enjoying every moment and tells his story, how after recovering from an advanced stage cancer he began competing in triathlon and surfing waves, despite he was already in his sixties. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Whether you want to expand your watchlist with some genre-defining science fiction titles, or you feel like learning some sci-fi trivia, this book is for you! It is a comprehensive overview of the futuristic science fiction cinema, starting from the birth of the genre more than a hundred years ago, to the stunning blockbusters of today. You will be able to see how the science fiction motion pictures responded to the historical context throughout the XX century, and how our predictions, fears an... [Read More...]

In this riveting fourth book of The Joy Chronicles, you’ll be stretched to discover who you are at heart and challenged to grow in ways you’ve never anticipated. When the Joy Council is threatened, there’s a key to stopping the mastermind…and you’re holding it. Meet Lancelot, the handsome and charming knight, and board a pink crystalline spaceship. You’ll even taste a glimpse of true love at the surprise engagement of your soon-to-be favorite couple. When time travel is possible, th... [Read More...]

This honest, straight from the soul book, will resonate with every woman who’s struggled with growing older. A witty and sharp observer of life, Jane H. Goldman reveals her fears and thoughts about growing older and freeing herself from the expectations of others. She looks within and realizes how often she lived her life being what others wanted her to be – parents, lovers, friends, employers. She’s not afraid to examine fears of growing older; vanity and greed; lovers who were right and... [Read More...]

This book looks at gender disparity in Uk Jazz. In an engaging and investigative manner, Sammy Stein peels back the layers of the Uk jazz industry and reveals the ifs, whys and ways ahead for gender disparity. Inputs form researchers, festivals, venues, musicians and educators make this a fascinating and engaging read. There is a delightful manner in Stein’s delivery and a way of revealing informatiion, laying out the facts and allowing the reader to make ther own mind up. $4.00 on Kindle... [Read More...]

I’m not getting interviews. I’m not getting responses to my job applications. I’m not getting a promotion anytime soon. If the current COVID pandemic continues the above will only get worse. If I continue applying for jobs and do not hear back, my stress levels and my family’s finances are going to be affected badly. If I stay in my current job, I am not going to be able to provide the life I want for my family. So yes, I’m worried! Land It is a surprisingly simple insider’s ... [Read More...]

An inspiring memoir of a late bloomer who received his PhD in Artificial Intelligence at the age of 40 and began surfing the waves and competing in triathlons in his sixties, demonstrating that age doesn’t matter. In a conversational style the author is sharing all his secrets of living better and longer while enjoying every moment. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

–>Breaking News: Bushmen meddles the US Election – The Gods Must be Crazy!<– This book will blow away your preconceptions of the almighty American Empire and its Enterprises. I guarantee it! This book takes its title from the 1980 comedy film “The Gods Must Be Crazy,” in which an empty Coca-Cola bottle is dropped from a plane onto a community of African bushmen. The bottle is thought to be a gift from the Gods, but after it incites bitter fighting amongst the village... [Read More...]