Pay Up Buttercup by Olivia T. Turner is a short romance novel about a young woman who finds herself in a complicated situation with a powerful man. When her father's debt comes due, she tries to...

The Amoy-dialect film industry emerged in the 1950s as a unique phenomenon in Cold War Asia. This industry produced cheap, B-grade films in Hong Kong for direct export to Southeast Asian cities,...

Exploring the postmodern era's key themes and their implications for preaching, this book introduces six major concepts that are essential for effective Christian ministry.From these insights,...

Nietzsche's philosophy of critical transvaluation is a complex and contested subject. This book offers a fresh perspective on his ideas by exploring the concept of the agon, or Wettkampf, as the...

The United States has long been a nation that views itself as having a place in the cosmos. This idea is reflected in its flag, which features white stars representing a "new constellation" among...

The Cristero Rebellion and the Church-State Conflict in Mexico is a study of one of the most contentious subjects in Mexican history. Between 1926 and 1929, thousands of Mexicans fought and died in...

Able Lieder hasn't seen his mate in six days, but he's grateful for the small comforts - like treats and gentle words. However, he can't shake off the feeling that there's more to life than just...

A poignant exploration of love's complexities, Isabelle in the Afternoon is a novel that probes the nature of passion and commitment. In 1970s Paris, an American student forms a deep connection with...

Laughing Fit to Kill: Black Humor in the Fictions of SlaveryThis book explores how black writers and comedians have used humor as a powerful response to forced migration and enslavement across two...

Balada del Viento y los Árboles N° 04By Keiko Takemiya, published by Milky Way Ediciones in 2018.This novel is presented in paperback with 340 pages.

This book examines the impact of technology on media companies and the effects of convergence among media industries. Gracie L. Lawson-Borders explores how changing communication technologies have...

Bess Kalb's debut memoir, Nobody Will Tell You This But Me A True (As Told to Me) Story, is a heartwarming and humorous account of her family's history, reconstructed in the voice of her late...

You Prepare a Table Before Me by Maurice Smithson is an account of street evangelism in Oxford city-centre over 7.5 years.The book covers both practical and spiritual aspects of this ministry,...

Curiosity: How Science Became Interested in Everything by Philip Ball explores how curiosity transformed from a vice to a virtue, and how it became permissible to ask any question about the world...

Sepher Set is a poetic and artistic exploration of the Egyptian god Set, the dark and chaotic brother of Horus. This work by Aionic Star 616SRM delves into the mysteries of Set through brief...

A collection of five festive poems for children to enjoy during the holiday season. Gabriel Fitzmaurice, Walter De la Mare, John Mole and Rachel Rooney share their poetic talents in this charming...

A young boy's love for story time at the library is put to the test when he discovers a large speckled egg on a bookshelf. As the egg hatches, a dragon emerges and begins growing in the library. With...

Exploring the formation of Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism as two distinct religions in late antiquity, this book examines how the concept of religion was created during this period. Daniel Boyarin...

9 Lies That Control Our Lives is a thought-provoking exploration of the untruths that have shaped human civilization. Miles Edward Allen argues that nine pervasive lies have corrupted our lives,...

Develop your child's reading and language skills with this comprehensive junior reader. The New Caribbean Junior Reader is designed to build on infant foundations and develop essential skills for 7...