Biography Books

Guruji's divine speeches.

A biography history count and political poems. With a list of criminals from Chile. A life journal of two years in jail.

Have you ever met someone who has been ravaged by many kinds of abuse? Read in these pages about Rhonda Snow, a woman who suffered horrible abuses by friends, relatives, boyfriends, her own husband and even herself. Learn how she tries desperately to find an escape from her pain through alcohol...

The late, great Agent 107 (Frank von Peck) of Psecret Psociety is remembered in this special 2200-word hagiographical short story.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Scenes of a sexual nature included. For mature audiences only. Screaming, shouting and swearing are all I hear while hiding in a corner of my room. Tears rolling down my face knowing that there is nothing I can do to stop this. I will get shouted at by someone I love so dearly...

This is a unique autobiography written in an individualistic style. Phil Wylie states that in relation to the book that it may seem “stranger than fiction”. This crossed my mind as I read it. It is a real “page-turner” with the family history covering the post-British Empire period. The...

A wry, witty and revealing review of the last 25 years working 'behind the scenes' in the film industry; from 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' to 'Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince', taking in, 'Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade' and 'Sherlock Holmes' along the way. Loaded with many anecdotes about...

There is no excuse needed for basing this biography of Sir Henry Rider Haggard on the personal account of his literary life given in his own words in his autobiography, The Days of My Life. There can be no truer biography than that given by the first hand witness, the author himself. Of course...

He insisted, “To me, babies are like nuclear waste plants: they exist, serve some ultimate worthwhile purpose, but as the saying goes, ‘Not in my backyard!’” However, a baby, Dari, landed on his lap against his will. Matters changed. . .

Helping hands are better far than praying lips. -Agnostic, Robert G. Ingersoll Ingersoll the Magnificent "Lips or Hands?" is an autobiographical account of a young atheist recovering from a years-long methamphetamine addiction (1987). By...