Non-Fiction

The work collected here is drawn from lectures, essays and journalism. Ranging in tone from academic speculation to bare-knuckle polemic, with the occasional gleam of personal reminiscence, they interweave to form a vision of a decade in which the habits of centuries were hurled, by choice, into reverse. Defining the role of the writer in society was no longer an abstract theme to stir debate, but a pressing and dangerous necessity. The world of letters had to confront the urgent need to open up the franchise, hand over the levers and the engines of power: the need to reinvent an entire continent.

Author: André Brink

**Note: One page has pencil notes. Overall in a good condition.

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An epic quest for survival, education, and hope that spans multiple African nations. Shifting from a refugee camp in Ethiopia to a grueling journey through Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, young Aher Arop Bol refuses to remain lost after being separated from his parents in war-torn Sudan. Praised by celebrated local author Antjie Krog as a story that stays with you!

Author: Aher Arop Bol

Extra Notes: Water stains on the corners of roughly the last 30 pages of the book. Most visible on the last few pages. Other than that the book is still in a good overall condition. 

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Step into a real-life espionage operation that permanently altered the landscape of faith under totalitarian rule. Christian missionary Paul Estabrooks delivers a breathtaking, firsthand account of Project Pearl—the audacious 1981 mission that successfully smuggled one million Bibles into communist China in a single night. This narrative profiles the immense logistics, the small crew of brave international couriers, and the underground networks of local believers who risked everything on a darkened beach. An extraordinary testament to human courage and faith for historical and inspirational readers.

Author: Paul Estabrooks

**Note** Good condition, but has edge browning throughout book 

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In The Arabs and the Holocaust, Gilbert Achcar dismantles the monolithic stereotypes often applied to the Arab world's perception of the Shoah. Drawing on deep historical research, the book examines the distinct political and intellectual currents in the Middle East—ranging from liberal to Islamist—and analyzes how these groups historically responded to Nazism, Zionism, and the establishment of Israel. Achcar offers a nuanced, perceptive study of the competing narratives that continue to shape the Israeli-Palestinian conflict today. 

Author: Gilbert Achcar

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Set against the turbulent backdrop of 1960s Yemen—a society bound by strict tribal honor yet fractured by civil war—The Tears of Sheba is the incredible true story of Khadija Al-Salami. Forced into an arranged marriage at just ten years old, Khadija defied the immense restrictions of her environment with extraordinary tenacity. From broadcasting children's radio shows to earning a degree in the United States and becoming an internationally acclaimed filmmaker, her journey is a spellbinding, uplifting testament to survival, resilience, and an enduring love for her homeland.

Author: Khadija Al-Salami

**Note** The front cover is slightly lifting by the spine at the bottom. 

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