David Miller: 16 books

  Psychology has always been a lot more than a university course. In fact, we use the techniques and theories of psychology in our day to day work. Sometimes, we do it subconsciously, through habit or conditioning. One of the most important parts of our life is work. We spend close to 8 hours...

Human beings have derived a system of names, which are meant to distinguish one from the other. These names mean different things to different people. Even the process of naming is of interest when trying to understand the culture of a given group of people. Some names are hereditary and signify a...

All PA-German speakers are bilingual with the exception of small children. Knowing PA-German is not necessary for communication. Therefore this phrase book does not focus on travel phrases which might come in handy if you were traveling in a foreign country. The phrases and questions given in this...

This is a true story of a young police inspector who finds himself out of a job during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore during World War II. He begins to fight back in his own way and is soon lured into joining an Allied spy ring. Working in disguise, 22-year-old Halford Boudewyn is tasked to...

During World War II, the Imperial Japanese Army under General Tomoyuki Yamashita looted untold amounts of gold and other valuables from across its occupied colonies in Southeast Asia to finance the empire’s ongoing military expansion. But when the tide of war turned against Japan in 1943, much of...

The Ketogenic diet is one of those programs that has had a mixed history with many fans and critics . The diet has been particularly associated with the treatment of epilepsy, where it is said to have a lot of therapeutic properties that enhance the wellbeing of the patient without endangering their...

The central philosophy of the Weight Watchers diet plan is to assist people in their journey of safe weight loss through healthier eating habits. Although exercise is not explicitly mentioned in a lot of literature, Weight Watchers also advocates for a planned program of exercise to complement the...

From the deadly attacks on US embassies in Africa to the Bali bombings to 9-11 – these have left the world reeling in shock and fear. Horrific as these bloody terrorist operations were, they were in essence nothing more than just random strikes without any real long-term agenda. But what...

Mike Winters dreamed of escaping his dead end job and living a peaceful life by the beach. His decision to start an online business unwittingly draws him into the dark world of international cyber-crime with explosive and deadly consequences. The eBay Killers is a rollicking tale of young love,...

Most lay people see the results of photography, but are not conversant with the process through which the images are created. Note from the outset that photography is a multidisciplinary endeavor that could be qualified as both an art and a science. The technical definition is the practice of creating,...

Meditation has been invariably described as a specific state of consciousness, which attracts specific modes of perception (Blackstone, 2008). Meditation also has physical dimensions, only coming to the fore through the work of committed enthusiasts. Moreover, meditation is also a practice, in as...

The Japanese Occupation of Singapore during the Second World War saw the lack of food on the island reach critical levels. This prompted the Japanese military administration to encourage civilians - mainly Chinese and Catholic Eurasians to start farming communes deep in the unforgiving Malayan jungle....

Recently, there has been increased interest in the possibilities of using essential oils. This interest has coincided with the belief that there have to be alternatives to the dominant medication approach, which has been used by healthcare professionals as the go-to solution for any ailments. Essential...

"[The Becomer] effectively challenges everything we may think we know about identity, self-awareness, interconnection, and isolation. This is a stunning short story/novella that makes the reader really sit up, take notice, and ask questions about the perception of reality and life." —Grant Leishman...