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  The Utøya Monster - The...

  Davis Truman

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  "The Utøya Monster: The Disturbing Evolution of Anders Breivik" is a gripping and thought-provoking exploration of one of the most haunting episodes in modern history. This meticulously researched book delves deep into the life, mindset, and actions of Anders Breivik, the man behind the tragic Utøya Island massacre and the Oslo bombing. With sensitivity and insight, it unravels the complex web of influences and experiences that led to his transformation from an ordinary individual to a cold-blooded killer. The book meticulously analyzes his manifesto, uncovering the sources and ideas that shaped his extremist ideology, as well as the distorted worldview and conspiracy theories that fueled his actions. 
  "The Utøya Monster" goes beyond the surface to offer a nuanced psychological profile of Anders Breivik, exploring his personality traits, including narcissism and misogyny, as well as the role of emotional deprivation and social isolation in his actions. It delves into his acquisition of firearms and explosives, as well as the methods he employed to evade detection, exposing the chilling lengths he went to carry out his sinister plan. 
  This groundbreaking book is a must-read for those seeking a deeper understanding of Anders Breivik's disturbing evolution and the profound impact his actions had on individuals, communities, and the world. With its powerful narrative and insightful analysis, "The Utøya Monster" stands as a poignant reminder of the importance of addressing the root causes of radicalization and fostering a society built on compassion, tolerance, and peace.

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  Sky is the Limit Vol:2 The (10...

  James Allen, L. W. Rogers,...

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  This Audiobook contains the following works:The Richest Man in Babylon                                    [George S. Clason] - Starts at Chapter 1The Psychology of Salesmanship                            [William Walker Atkinson] - Starts at Chapter 20The Law of Success Lesson 1 :The Master Mind    [Napoleon Hill] - Starts at Chapter 30The Key to Success                                                  [Russell H. Conwell] -  Starts at Chapter 33Self Development And Power                                 [L.W. Rogers] -  Starts at Chapter 40Morning And Evening Thoughts                              [James Allen] - Starts at Chapter 43How To Make Money                                                [B.F. Austin] - Starts at Chapter 105How to Get What You Want                                    [Wallace D. Wattles] - Starts at Chapter 132From Poverty to Power                                           [James Allen] - Starts at Chapter 137Every Man His Own University                                [Russell H. Conwell] - Starts at Chapter 153

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  You Are Warmly Invited To A Nosh...

  Geoffrey Giuliano

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  Author Geoffrey Giuliano and Bonzo Dog man "Legs" Larry Smith had a professional relationship that spanned six wry, weird years in the early 1980s. Together they crafted a cockeyed film script for Giuliano’s firm, intended for George Harrison’s Handmade Films, entitled Half of Larry’s Lunch, which, unfortunately, never made it to the screen and was eventually dropped. With concentrated work on the project conducted in pastoral Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, and Toronto, the two men spent untold months living and working together. Only recently was the interview and other material used in the production of this unique audiobook discovered after being lost for over three decades. With a lively, fairly bizarre interview between the two, an oddly amusing collection of Henley street interviews conducted by Geoffrey, and other Giuliano-penned musical odds and ends, here is a rare inside look at not only the unlikely relationship between these two talented men but also a breakdown of the creative process in its rawest and most primal form. An audio biographical must for all pop and rock fans, Bonzo Dog freaks, film buffs, underappreciated punks of all shapes and sizes as well as all university and school systems. 

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  John Lennon Man of Peace Part 2:...

  Geoffrey Giuliano

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  In part two of this previously unreleased six-plus-hour collection of John Lennon's unique wit and wisdom, the iconic Beatle introduces the world to his stirring non-violent philosophy to not only end the then-raging Vietnam war, but also the deeply-rooted violence within ourselves, a timely message especially important today in this world of seemingly endless international terror and conflict.

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  Dialysis

  Lisa Frieden

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  “A compelling story about coping with a serious illness, offering lessons in the value of slowing down and appreciating life in the moment." -- KIRKUS REVIEWSDIALYSIS: A MEMOIR portrays how a young woman’s life is changed forever when her kidneys fail. From hospitalization through hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis and finally to transplant, the memoir explores how her experience of illness is at odds with the world around her: the buoyant and youthful atmosphere of the San Francisco Bay Area during the dotcom bubble of the 1990's. The memoir describes how she learns to make sense of what happened and how she ultimately overcomes the physical and emotional challenges of kidney failure to thrive in her new life. DIALYSIS: A MEMOIR, SECOND EDITION, includes a new Introduction and an updated Afterword, twenty years later.

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  The Signal - From their pens to...

  Vsevolod Garshin

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  Vsevolod Mikhailovich Garshin was born on 14th February 1855 in what is now Dnipro in the Ukraine, but then part of the Russian Empire. 
  After attending secondary school he studied at the Saint Petersburg Mining Institute.  
  Wars between and on behalf of Empires were a regular feature of the decades then.  Garshin volunteered to serve in the Russian army at the beginning of the Russo-Turkish War in 1877.  
  He began as a private in the Balkans campaign and was wounded in action.  By the end of the war, in 1878, he had been promoted to officer rank.  
  By now Garshin, having previously published some articles and reviews in newspapers, wished to devote himself to a literary career.  The decision made he resigned his army commission. 
  His time as a soldier provided rich experiences for his early stories. His first ‘Four Days’ was related as the interior monologue of a wounded soldier left for dead on the battlefield for four days, face to face with the corpse of a Turkish soldier he had killed, gained him early admiration as an author of note.  
  He wrote perhaps only 20 stories, but their influence was immense, although in these more modern times he is barely remembered and lives in the more prolific shadows of others.  His characters are superbly worked into stories that come alive in the intensity and reality of his prose.   
  Garshin’s most well-known story is ‘The Red Flower’, also known as ‘Scarlet Blossom’ and is easily amongst the first rank of stories dealing with mental health issues.  
  Despite early literary success, he himself experienced periodical bouts of mental illness.   
  In one such bout Garshin attempted to commit suicide by throwing himself down the stone stairs leading into his apartment building.  Although not immediately fatal, Vsevolod Garshin died as a result of his injuries in a St Petersburg hospital on 5th April 1888.  He was 33.

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