Master Publishing: 27 books

Self-Publish Your Book Without Breaking the LawAs an author, it’s easy to get so caught up in writing your book that you forget the many legal issues that come with publishing. All of these legal nuances were taken care of behind the scenes when traditional publishing was the only path to...

This month’s free book focuses on overcoming Writer’s Block – the greatest myth in the writing world. You read that correctly, writer’s block is just a myth. There’s not some mythical power out there that halts our progress and rips words from our minds. Yes, there are certain situations...

First part in a series that will compare films to the novels the preceded them. Part 1 of this series compares Stephen King's masterpiece "The Shining", with the film that was created by Stanley Kubrick in 1980. Was the story that King tried to tell accurately portrayed in the film? Was...

An amusing story with charming illustrations which retells—with a twist—the Nguni creation legend about why the giraffe has such a long neck. The little giraffe in this book is a very inquisitive character determined to find out everyones secrets. His curiosity leads him right across Africa with...

In August 1986, Michael Asher and Mariantonietta Peru set out to achieve the impossible: crossing from west to east of the Sahara. They traversed the vast lands of northern Africa long before Arab Spring became word of mouth and threw the region into turmoil. Newly married, Asher and his wife go through...

Mohamed Amin was the most famous photo journalist in the world, making the news as often as he covered it. His coverage of the 1984 Ethiopian famine proved so compelling that it inspired a collective global conscience and became the catalyst for the greatest-ever act of giving—the "We Are the World"...

This is the story of the most honored photojournalist in media history. It contains a foreword by Bob Geldof. Amin's filming of the famine in Korem, in N. Ethiopia, was to inspire Bob Geldof and Live Aid.

When six men came broke into her home and raped her, Eunice’s life took a different turn. She had to deal with the trauma, while balancing her duties as a wife and mother. Raised by a mother, struggling against poverty and who had to bury her children due to sickle-cell anaemia, Eunice had to learn...

Chama to Conglomerate' captures the global phenomenon of group investment, whereby like-minded people pool their resources together on a regular basis to pursue business projects with long-term returns. This book shows how they can grow from a small club of investors to a big corporate entity.

Four months to the disputed December 2007 general elections in Kenya, Lulu is living with a divorced, jobless mother prone to periodic lunacy. The radio and television are filled with campaigns, which Lulu pays little attention to. She doesnt think the elections have a bearing in her life. Lulu is in...

This anthology is a door to the world of Nairobi in the eyes of three budding Kenyan writers. Welcoming you at the entrance is Tom Jalio with a tale that takes off at the heart of Kenya's capital city. It is famed as the "city in the sun", but what happens when that sun sets and you find yourself in...

Asher is captivated by the Libyan Desert from the moment he sees it. He soon becomes frustrated with the confines of public transport and decides to buy his own camel. He discovers that this is the best way to live the experience of traversing the land of sun, sand, and stars, and tries to adapt. He...

"Momo Makes a Mess" is the second book in a series of illustrated children's books about the rescue of a monkey and how his presence livens up the household of two children: a boy and a girl. In this book, Geno and Alid give Momo a bath and learn a little more about the challenges of looking after a...

Once, there was a girl who had so much love to give away. She didn't realise that giving away parts of one's heart is difficult until she was left with a pretty beat-up heart. This is a story of love and life's little surprises.