These fictional secret memoirs, set mainly during the Cold War of the 1980s, tell the story of Sir Ralph Martens and his rise through the ranks of 'The Department' a largely secretive branch of the British Government. The Department's remit was to maintain a constant level of low-level fear amongst the population, thus enabling their manipulation through the media. As he neared the top of the hierarchy, Sir Ralph was entrusted with darker secrets of international importance. His fine-tuned political senses informed him that change was in the air. By the late 1980s, he knew a dramatic shift on the world stage was expected, even imminent; but the low-key manner in which it happened surprised everyone. He wanted his memoirs published posthumously because he wanted to create the biggest stink in British political history. He wanted to tell the truth.

In a world where time has split into Before and After, the protagonist finds himself at the epicenter of an impending catastrophe. The city he loved and dedicated his entire life to is on the brink of destruction. In these final moments, before the sirens have even wailed, he already knows that the end is near. The feeling of cold, piercing to the bone, and the sounds of the city slowly dying gradually envelop his mind, extinguishing the last sparks of optimism. Sitting on a bench by the embankment, he writes his final thoughts in a notebook, understanding that his words may never be read. But in these lines, he tries to leave a mark, even if ephemeral, in this dying world. Time flows like sand through his fingers, and he feels a strange calm, accepting his fate. His writings are a cry of the soul, an attempt to capture the moments before the inevitable end.

One True Story, One True God shows how God has moved through history with redemptive, missional intent and gives you a glimpse of how God will use you to further accomplish His plan. From Adam’s creation to Jesus's return, the book shows where we've been, where we are, and where we are going. By seeing the historical context of God's redemption plan, you'll have a fresh understanding of God's big story and where you fit in it.

A quick-witted busker on the idyllic beaches of Ivory Coast. A Black actor in Nazi Germany struggling to make ends meet. An Afro-Caribbean seamstress who designs for the dead. The one thing they have in common? Art. ART ON THE BORDER is a short story collection that spans time and continents, mapping out miscellaneous manifestations and understandings of art. It centers on a cast of diverse, multicultural characters and explores the great nuances of art through the lens of marginalized identities.

Asya is determined to leave Russia. Fueled by love, ambition, and curiosity, she is juggling work, studies, and the relentless pursuit of a question: "Why?" This story is about her illusions and self-discovery journey, woven into the vibrant fabric of Saint Petersburg: the city's journalism scene, challenges of its students, and the fleeting moments with strangers that leave a lasting impact.

One moment, one spot, one girl--they completely turned his world upside down. Jigoku Shi's life had always been rather eventful, especially as a Love-Demon fighting and killing to survive, with a goddess watching his every step. But it all got even more messed up when he met young Misaki Queen, a girl he was supposed to kill. For the first time, his heart seemed to overrule his head. And that is killing him, literally.