General Non Fiction Books

India prides itself in being the world's largest democracy as also for its robust film industry, with Indian films having attained global popularity and at least some of them being internationally acclaimed. However, it is unfortunate that the civil liberties that underlie a democratic system have...

This is a true story of an indentured family that was uprooted from India in 1906 and transported to Fiji to work on the sugar cane plantation of an Australian company. It is the plight, pain, suffering and hardship of the indentured workers for ten years and when their freedom came, they...

Land in the "bowels of the Twilight Zone" with marriage to a man I believe to be residing on the continuum somewhere between narcissism and psychopathy - so many of us have seen this barren landscape. We are not alone.

a book about the law: analytical not technical

I first published my book in 2007 I have revised my book a few times to try and make it more understanding and so I removed unnecessary complications while retaining the main facts. I hope this will make it easier to fathom, you will still find it thought-provoking.

The Yellow Hand Book is destined to delight, frighten, entertain and outrage people for decades to come. This beta-edition gets the ball rolling, quietly bringing readers to an ending so unexpected and so clever, you'll have to decide which of your friends you talk to first.

This book, created by http://athrust.com/, will help you learn more about the history of aviation, starting from the early days. With this book you will find out how the first airplanes were created, which aircraft was used during the World War I and II, the most notable events from the history of...

Rock & roll devotee and popular music junkie Eric Mack lays out the latest edition of his list of the 100 greatest songs of all time -- a list that has received millions of views online -- in book form for the first time. Within these digital pages is not only commentary on each and every song on...

An overview of Carl G. Jung and his archetypes and ideas on the 'occult'.

Its Human Nature, is a record of a teenager's journey to reach manhood. The poems and short-writes within these pages display the opinions, ideas, reactions and random thoughts in regards to life events experienced and observed by the author. The objective, to influence and provide positivity, is...