The Suomivala, Munayem Mayenin's latest Micro-Epic, that aspires to sing the humanity of the Finnish People during the Winter War. On the One Hundred Year Anniversary celebrations of Suomi, of Finland as an independent country, nation and people, on December 06: 2017, we dedicate The Suomivala, to all Suomi People, living in all of Finland and across the world and invite all readers to remember the names of Dr Elias Lsnnrot and Larin Paraske for these two names are eternally ingrained in and with The Kalevala, without the gathering, collecting, editing and publishing of which, the course of history of the development of the Finnish people, their language, literature, poetry, culture, identity, music, social, cultural, political and spiritual value, practices, customs and norms would have been absolutely differentÉÉÉ In light's infinity nine worlds of my Soumainen Soul window out and sing Marjatta MetaphorsÉÉ...

The Son of Eternity is Munayem Mayenin's Second Poetry Collection, first published by Publish America in 2004. This is the second edition by Imsonium Books.

The Long Walk to Humanics presents the philosophy, vision, ideas and concepts of humanics on which Regine Humanics Foundation Ltd has been founded and it goes onto presents the Foundation's current and planned actions, activities and projects. The Book intends to raise funds for The Foundation. All proceeds from the sale of this Book will go The Foundation support its works, including, The Humanion, UK Online Daily Newspaper, that The Foundation publishes.

Sylara My Sylheti Tutor is Munayem Mayenin's first work in Language. Sylheti is spoken in the North Eastern Province of Bangladesh (The Duchy of Auloka-Green on the Hills) and, by an overwhelming majority of Bangladeshi people settled in the UK, particularly, in England and specifically, in and around London. Sylheti was not written till Munayem Mayenin has developed a script based on decades of his study of the language. Sylara My Sylheti Tutor is the first ever book written in a Sylheti Alphabet that reflects and represents the true nature of Sylheti Language. This book is designed and written with a view of the learners being primarily non native Sylheti Speakers, though, the second generation British Bangladeshis originating from Sylheti parentage can use the book equally effectively.

Humanics: The Foundation Humanics is the philosophical architecture, mechanism and system of human affairs management, that sets out to achieve a true civilisation in which civic societies exist in the rule of law, rooted in Natural Justice so that liberty and equality exist simultaneously, along with, purpose and meaning of human existence. A Humanical Society establishes itself by eradicating capitalism and all injustices and dehumanisation, suffering and misery it creates, fosters and nurtures, by discarding off the very idea of ownership, replacing it with belongingship, whereby, for the first time in human history, it creates equality and liberty for all humans as they create a humanical and civic society of equals under Natural Justice.

Bayhoola Rise is Munayem Mayenin's second Micro Epic. It has taken the Baangla/ Sylheti Mythological story of Bayhoola and sung Bayhoola's eternal steel as a heroin who has no comparison in world literature as to who and what she is, as to the degree and depth of her suffering, pain and heartache and most importantly, as to the courage, valour, strength, daring and determination of character and intelligence. Most of all, her love that conquers the three worlds and comes back home with her love to earth to build her home in love.