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LORD OF THE LIVING RING is an amazing story of a young couple who fell in love at a bazaar at the foothills of the Himalayas. Set in the 18th Century, the story also unfolds a Legend of a Sorceress who was defeated by a Saint. .****.......Is it a Story of Love or a Story On Love?......or.....Is...

Imperial China in 5BC was a divided country where belief in religions; mysticism and politics were interwoven together. 10 year old Su Ling, growing up in poor surroundings was soon to discover that the honour bestowed on her by her parents meant abandonment to the work-rooms of the local Grand Administrator...

This is a varied collection of short stories. They describe unusual life experiences of people that are interrelated to animals, the natural environment, and nature in its broadest sense, as well as to other people.

In these pages, you can find the story of a very famous poet who lived in sixth-century Arabia, contemporaneous with Justinian, the Eastern Roman emperor. His poetry was celebrated as among the most highly praised and expressive due to its rich content of similes and imagery.

Manila Fortuna is a fictionalised Travelogue which describes Manila through the eyes of previous explorers and through the liaisons and romantic relationships of the narrator of this semi-fictionalised story of the City and its people. But the special twist to this story is the conditional status...

The book is a collection of poems I have compiled over the past 30 years. Each poem expresses my feelings to life experiences, as they happened through the years. The titles cover many topics ranging from my deepest feelings to washing machines.

Here is the enchanting writing debut of a young author who, in her own creative style, could teach us adults a few lessons about the supremacy of love as a universal value and about the art of joyful living in the midst of everyday crises. As you take in Naomis imaginary world, you may never be able...

Four Ladies lost in noisy turbulent Cairo; Dina Farouk, a teenager totally consumed by the idea of leaping to another social class and willing to do whatever it takes to get there. Mai Moussa, a Westernised Egyptian girl who does not believe in love or marriage trips and falls into a loopy relationship....

Dalal Jassim is a young, New Yorkeducated Kuwaiti woman who returns to her native country and must confront societys demands and limitations. Questions of identity and her own hybridism arisewhere does she belong? Dalal begins teaching at a public school, but when she becomes involved in the problems...

IT IS CHRISTMAS EVE . EIGHT BOMBS HAVE GONE OFF.VETERAN MOURNS THE DEATH OF HIS GOLDFISH WHILE HE WAITS FOR HIS FAMILY TO RETURN HOME. HE TELLS HIS STORIES TO IBRAHIM,WHO HAS BEEN INJURED ANDSITS AT HIS DOOR STEP, WHO ALSO, HAS NEVER SEEN THE SUN. SOMEWHERE ELSE, FIVE STRANGERS WHO ARE TRAPPED IN A BUTCHERS SHOP SHARE THEIR DEEPEST SECRETS INTO THE COLD DARK NIGHT

A mystical ancient bracelet lies hosted in the soil of Limpopo in an area known as Bushbuckridge. It survived for hundreds of years but was later discovered by one anthropology student whilst in the midst of an anthropology fieldwork. A few weeks later she begins to experience painful headaches, sleepless...

As a Christian, I learned at an early age that God was very important in my life. Through the years, I have been mocked and scorned because of my faith. Yet having been through many difficult times and having lived and worked with people much worse off than myself, I felt it time, through Gods inspiration,...

The book is about the Word of Life, Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God, the Redeemer of humankind. He is the judge of all, the coming king of kings and the Lord of lords. He is the one we are to deal with in this age and the one we will deal with in the ages to come. Blessed is the one for whom he is Lord.

This is really my fathers book. Dad was a great fan of Edward Lear, constantly reciting the Nonsense Poems throughout my childhood. He asked me, when I was a teenager, to quote the first line of a Lear limerick. Without reading the rest of the verse, Dad composed his own version using Lears first...