Born into a peasant, polygamous family of nineteen, Lindani excelled academically, rising to become a Doctor of Engineering. His marriage to Nicole, a veterinary doctor, ended prematurely due to his work-driven, competitive, and narcissistic nature. As a politically connected academic, Lindani amassed wealth and fame, often at the cost of meaningful human relationships. His world crumbled when a regime change led to his imprisonment at the age of fifty for culpable homicide and obstructing justice. Nicole fought relentlessly for his release. In prison, Lindani joined ‘Compassionate Friends,’ a group of 30 volunteers aiding a PhD student researching the relationship between human consciousness and global suffering. Among these volunteers, seven were falsely imprisoned by the previous regime to suppress dissent. Through his interactions with these individuals, Lindani’s win-or-lose outlook on life and his consciousness were profoundly transformed. Along with his fellow members, he awakened to the dormant universal intelligence within. Within the confines of prison, they discovered their life’s purpose, leading to unexpected joy, happiness, and fulfilment.

This autobiography has recounted the life history of the author, Sir Prof. Paul Okamnaonu Nwaogu, the last son of Mazi Nwaogu George Obiah and Madam Otolahu Martha Nwaogu. Paul Okamnaonu Nwaogus parents were bona fide, legal, and recognized citizens of Itu Mgbedala village in Itu Olokoro autonomous community. His struggles, challenges, failures, and successes have been documented. The road so traversed was not a straight one but one that needed strong heart, determination, and courage to pull along. Thistles and hassles of life were borne patiently, and their presence helped him acquire the thick skin required for existential living.

In 1998, Sandy Komito engaged in what serious birders call a Big Year run. This is a year-long marathon contest where a birder tries to see as many different birds as possible in a single year. This book, written in his own inimitable style, is a fast-paced, exciting story of his experiences on the road detailing the joys of success, the disappointments with failure, all a part of the drama experienced during his year-long adventure where he set the new North America record of 745 different birds seen in a single year. Based on his extensive travel experience, he includes suggestions & insights as to how one can save money in dealing with airlines, rental car agencies & motels. A rather interesting feature is a section called, "My Little Black Book" providing names & numbers of people & places to call for those wanting to duplicate some of the travel he has experienced. Packed into this "Little Black Book" are suggestions as to where to find low-priced airlines as well as travel to Alaska's lesser-known places. It's an authoritative wealth of information for those interested in birds, nature, travel & adventure. 355 pages including 16 in full color. $34.95. Bergen Publishing 41-76 Rys Terrace, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 or, [email protected].

An imaginative satire, telling of a benign Martian explorer comes to Earth to observe humanity-and is amazed to discover how Hollywood films and popular literature have engendered an irrational xenophobia and hatred of alien visitors. Befriended by a writer and his wife, the Martian is forced to remain incognito...

Contemporary Poetic Literature love scenes contains vivid words that effect the days of our relationships. I encourage every relationships to view the content that's inside and take a script or two to use in your every day life with your mate! Men and women are created on a different scale. Women are created with strong and sensitive emotions and men are created with physical endurance. Take the time to read and understand your mate and make the necessary adjustments as needed.

DIVDIVPoignant tales from the renowned travel writer’s formative years In over six decades as a travel writer, Norman Lewis earned acclaim for his vivid chronicles of life around the globe. In I Came, I Saw,Lewis turns his pen on his own life in an affecting, comical, and always-thoughtful autobiography. He starts with his youth, when, at nine years old, he moved in with his eccentric aunts and his grandfather—a widower whose ambition was to turn him into a proper Welshman. Lewis recounts his grammar-school adventures, explores his relationship with his father, and recalls his introduction to his first wife, Ernestina, with whom he traveled extensively through Europe, Cuba, and America. He describes his time in the British Intelligence Corps during wartime—which allowed him further travels and honed his world perspective—as well as his experiences of fatherhood and life in Italy, which honed it further. I Came, I Saw is a masterwork of self-reflection by one of the most insightful writers of the twentieth century./div/div