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The Gandhi Project

The Gandhi Project

The Gandhi Project
by Nashid Fareed-Ma’at

A Context for Organizing: Reflections on Gandhi’s Approach to Satyagraha (Non-violence) provides a comprehensive examination of Satyagraha as Gandhi lived it and applied it to his work in India. The book focuses on presenting Gandhi’s teachings in the way he presented them, not shaped by revisionist writing or seeking to extrapolate portions of Gandhi’s approach into another political / philosophical orientation. The book also presents Satyagraha in a manner that is accessible to all, since Gandhi strongly believed all who are willing are capable of living Satyagraha.

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July 13th, 2010 | Comments (0)

Gennaro’s Children

Gennaro's Children

Gennaro’s Children
by Jessica Simpson

In a Galaxy far, far, away ‘time’ itself is being shredded, and the Universe on the whole isn’t happy about it. Minds immeasurable superior to ours slowly and patiently ‘drew’ up their plans againt us, and the impending catastrophe. The ‘council’ discovered that abomination’s were placed in corrupted time lines by People unknown, Cause unknown and Reason’s unknown.

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Gennaro’s Children – 504 pages, 1.8MB (PDF)

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March 18th, 2010 | Comments (1)

A Thousand Lies Every American Must Believe

A Thousand Lies Every American Must Believe

A Thousand Lies Every American Must Believe
by D. W. St.John

These are a few of the many lies we must believe if America’s political system, culture and world dominance is to endure. Our faith in them insures we never question who we are, how we live or the world we have made. How many lies on the list do you believe? How many do your friends, family, coworkers believe? The list may anger you, surprise you, shock you, but it will also reverberate with you. Whether Conservative or progressive, Democrat or Republican, young or old, white or of color, these thousand lies will not fail to spark lively debate among readers.

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A Thousand Lies Every American Must Believe – 37 pages, 121Kb (PDF)

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February 21st, 2010 | Comments (0)

The Ice Cream Memories of Charlotte Rowe

The Ice Cream Memories of Charlotte Rowe

The Ice Cream Memories of Charlotte Rowe
by Teresa Perrin

Charlotte Rowe has been cast in the role of medium from childhood, and studied under a clever fraud. But does she have a real vision? Divination from the spirit world. Con artistry. Cats and mirrors. The implications of Freudian psychology. Death. Life. Birth. Murder. And ice cream. Powerful and intelligent fiction, with splinters of irony.

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The Ice Cream Memories of Charlotte Rowe – 390 pages, 1.98Mb (PDF) and other various formats

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January 16th, 2010 | Comments (0)

The Countess: Maria Tarnowska

The Countess: Maria Tarnowska

The Countess: Maria Tarnowska
by Prima Posizione Srl

The Russian Countess Maria Tarnowska gained international notoriety by standing trial for plotting and instigating the murder of one of her lovers. She got trial in Venice in 1910 and she attracted media attention from both sides of the Atlantic and later became the subject of various books, Annie Chartres Vivanti, Hans Habe etc. because she played a main role in the ‘Russian Affaire’. After marrying the Russian aristocrat Wassily Tarnowski at the age of seventeen and giving birth to a son and a daughter, she became romantically involved with several other men. She was also known to abuse narcotic drugs In 1907, one of her lovers, Nicholas Naumov, also spelled Naumoff, killed another Maria’s lover, Count Pavel Kamarovsky, in Venice, allegedly upon her instigation. The Countess Tarnowska, as she was commonly called, was arrested that same year in Vienna and transferred to La Giudecca penitentiary in Venice, where the trial was to be held. Several newspaper in Europe and in Usa reported the story. She emigrated to America under the assumed name of Nicole Roush.

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The Countess: Maria Tarnowska – 74 pages, 2.24MB (PDF)

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December 18th, 2009 | Comments (1)

4 Free Ebooks in Victorian Studies

Having a great objective, I’ll let the site speaks for itself …

“Ohio University Press is pleased to make available electronic versions of these four books in Victorian studies at no cost to the reader. While it is our hope that as a result of reading the books in a downloadable format, readers will be inspired to buy the paper editions of the books, our real goal in providing these e-books to you is to increase your access to our books.”

  1. Music Hall and Modernity by Barry J. Faulk
  2. The Wake of Wellington by Peter W. Sinnema
  3. Bleak Houses by Lisa Surridge
  4. The Cut of His Coat by Brent Shannon

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March 6th, 2009 | Comments (0)