William Shakespeare
The Complete Works
Widely hailed on its first publication in 1951, the Complete Works of William Shakespeare edited by Professor Peter Alexander has long been established as one of the most authoritative editions of Shakespeare's works. Now completely reset in a reader-friendly format, it continues to provide a reliable and straightforward text for the reader. This updated edition includes a brief biography of Shakespeare by Germaine Greer and an introduction to his theatre by Anthony Burgess; new introductions to the plays and poems written by a team from Glasgow University; an essay on the significance of the Alexander text; a glossary with 2,500 words and phrases; and line numbering that relates to standard concordances.
by Tendai Huchu
When Ali Muhammad a school teacher in rural Afghanistan leaves his family to go to work one Tuesday morning, he has no idea he is about to fall victim to the most sinister conspiracy in the world today. In a terrible turn to what should have been an ordinary day he is abducted by gunmen, handed over to the Americans and in the space of a few hours shipped to Guantanamo as a terror suspect. Unknown to the rest of the world there exists a secret cold war bunker in Guantanamo called Sector V. It has been handed over to a group of Christian Fundamentalists headed by an enigmatic figure simply known as The Shephard. They use this site to torture, brainwash and ultimately convert the detainees to their twisted version of the Christian faith. But all is not as it seems The Shephard also has an eye on the American soldiers. The Final Crusade follows the battle between Ali Muhammad and his nemesis Jonathan Miller an ambitious American captain who has been tasked to convert the Muslim at any cost. What Miller does not know is that his soul is also at stake.
The Best of Forwarded emails
by G. Ram Kumar
Ram’s work as a spam buster during the course of work gave him ample opportunities to come across spam – fun email. Collecting avidly such emails over a period of time culminated in the concept, design & content of this book. It contains a blend of fun & value-added articles that are informative & thought-provoking from eminent authors and business leaders. In that way, this book goes beyond remaining a mere fun book. Names, characters, places & incidents are used fictitiously or just for fun and any resemblance to any actual person living or dead or locales is entirely coincidental. Remember, this book aims at spreading fun and no malicious motives should be read with this work. Just enjoy reading & have a merry laugh! That’s it!
Codex Veritas Neo
by Neo
Neo by Raland J. PattersonThe Codex is intended to share the compilation of beliefs that encompasses Neo’s ultimate Mission: changing the vision of reality, waking people up from the mass blindness that leads to fear, hatred, and ultimately to destruction. The message within, however, is meant to be taken however you choose to take it - you can simply read and understand it, and apply it to your own life however you see fit. You can merely dismiss it... or you can read on. And if you feel moved to become a direct part of spreading this message - helping to show others a new way to see, to show them that the choice and power lays within their hands - you can contact those of the Zero-Six Contingent and walk the Path beside us.
Concerning The Spiritual in Art
by Wassily Kandinsky
Getting IT Right
by G. Ram Kumar
Getting IT Right is for folks who don't know much about Information Technology and its ability to improve our day-to-day lives.
Getting IT Right introduces novices to the world of IT and helps them understand how to become computer savvy. This book serves as a primer to make the reader aware of what IT can do and how much can be accomplished by harnessing its power. Learning IT is not as tough as some people like us to think it is.
Technology is a fact of life and an essential part of life, especially in the workplace. This book would help you develop a sound understand of what IT is all about and it will help you gain some useful skills.
Harassment
by Riccardo Maffey Harassment
Truth is the cry of all, but the game of the few, and Rudy Sammarco, a British lawyer of mixed Italo-Somali origin and a writer manqué, will soon discover that nothing is what it seems. His wife, who to all appearances is so attracted to him, has dumped him for a fat cat. Then it’s a coup de foudre with Paola, the graceful, enchanting Tuscan girl with a touch of Renaissance glamour who has just showed up at his office for legal advice as a victim of brutal harassment: but he cannot tell if she too feels for him, or is still bewitched by her psychopathic persecutor, or worse, has had a fling with his own father. He cherishes the memory of his mother, who killed herself, but Rudy wants to know why —because his father walked out on her, or because she loved his uncle, a physician turned herdsman who has downshifted to the countryside?
by Joseph E. Falit Immigration Reform
This ambitious work analyzes the past century of immigration policy in the United States in an effort to create a coherent framework for reform. After reviewing the last century of immigration law, Falit goes on to present a morally and economically based lens for analysis. Falit then uses this lens to analyze recently implemented immigration policies, focusing largely on the era following IRCA. In the last chapter, Falit proffers well-reasoned policy recommendations. This innovative and carefully researched novel was originally presented to the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University as an undergraduate thesis. If one is looking to become acquainted with the immigration policy debate in the U.S., including relevant historical data, then look no further than Falit's book.
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