Biographies

When three-year-old Rowan was diagnosed with autism, his parents Rupert and Kristin Isaacson were devastated as standard treatments failed to help his isolation and uncontrollable fits. A breakthrough occurred when Rowan ran into a field of horses and connected with them lovingly. Realizing this unique bond could help his condition, the family risked everything to travel to the mountains of Mongolia—the spiritual home of the horse—on an arduous horseback journey to find a cure for their son.

Author: Rupert Isaacson

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In The Compassionate Englishwoman, Robert Eales tells the remarkable story of Emily Hobhouse, the British humanitarian whose efforts exposed the suffering of Boer women and children during the Anglo-Boer War. Travelling alone through war-torn South Africa, Hobhouse investigated conditions in the concentration camps established by the British military and campaigned tirelessly for reform. Eales recounts her courageous mission, the resistance she faced from the British government and press, and the lasting impact of her work on public awareness of the humanitarian crisis. The book offers a compelling account of one of the most significant figures of the Boer War.

Author: Robert Eales

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This is Major General Philip Efiong’s account of the Nigeria-Biafra Civil War (1967–1970). As a key player and second-in-command to Biafran leader General Ojukwu, Efiong details the January and July 1966 coups and the ensuing ethnic conflicts. Forced to escape to the East after the second coup, Efiong recounts the breakdown of talks that led to the Eastern Region's secession and the outbreak of war in July 1967. During the conflict, Efiong served as Chief of General Staff. When Ojukwu fled, he handed power to Efiong, who performed the final task of leading a delegation to Lagos to negotiate peace and deliver Biafra’s surrender. 

Author: Major General Philip Efiong

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A memoir of Jim Andrews' lifelong experiences under sail, drawing on decades spent aboard a wide variety of vessels, from dinghies and catamarans to ketches and traditional sailing barges. Recounting voyages along the West Coast of Scotland, the Norwegian coast, and beyond, Andrews combines personal stories with practical sailing knowledge gained over many years at sea. Covering topics such as navigation, trailer-sailing, rigging, weather, safety, and life aboard.

Author: Jim Andrews

Extra Note: The dust jacket shows some wear, but the book itself is still in a good overall condition.

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Richard Feynman (1918–1988), winner of the Nobel Prize in physics, thrived on outrageous adventures. Here he recounts in his inimitable voice his experience trading ideas on atomic physics with Einstein and Bohr and ideas on gambling with Nick the Greek; cracking the uncrackable safes guarding the most deeply held nuclear secrets; accompanying a ballet on his bongo drums; painting a naked female torero—and much else of an eyebrow-raising nature. In short, here is Feynman's life in all its eccentric glory—a combustible mixture of high intelligence, unrelenting curiosity, and raging chutzpah.

Author: Richard P. Feynman

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Scripture contains an entire book called Lamentations, yet many of us skip straight to pretending everything is perfect. "No More Faking Fine is your permission slip to cry out loud, to shout, to be angry, and to enter into a raw, authentic relationship with God.

Author: Esther Fleece

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A journey through the depths of addiction that became a global lightning rod. "James Frey’s A Million Little Pieces is a brutal, unforgettable, and deeply visceral account of his time in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center.

Author: James Frey

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An invaluable, deeply insightful guide for students, actors, and lovers of classic drama. "In Lorca: The Theatre Beneath the Sand, renowned scholar Gwynne Edwards explores the groundbreaking, revolutionary stagecraft of Federico García Lorca. By examining Lorca's plays within their intense literary and historical contexts, Edwards unpacks the radical, surrealist 'theatre beneath the sand'—the hidden layer of raw emotion, poetry, and social rebellion that challenged classical theater forever." From Blood Wedding to his avant-garde masterpieces, this is the definitive companion book for any academic library or theater lover.

Author: Gwynne Edwards

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Hooked on heroin and crack cocaine, local journalist Melinda Ferguson gave up everything she cared about—her children, her marriage, her career—in pursuit of the next fix, the next high. Bold, raw, and unashamedly honest, Smacked is a gripping tale of heartbreaking loss and rehabilitation that takes us to the darkest corners of an addict's psyche.

Author: Melinda Ferguson

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While visiting her parents' farm in Zambia, bestselling memoirist Alexandra Fuller meets "K," a intense banana farmer and deeply troubled veteran of the Rhodesian Light Infantry. Intrigued by his radical contradictions—a man capable of both shocking historical violence and deep emotional vulnerability as a born-again Christian—Fuller embarks on a journey with him through Zimbabwe and Mozambique to retrace his old battlefields.

Author: Alexandra Fuller

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In The Legend of Colton H. Bryant, Alexandra Fuller uses her trademark lyrical prose and sharp eye for human nature to chronicle Colton's journey into the dark heart of the modern energy boom. She captures the camaraderie of the rig workers, the beautiful wildness of the American West, and the cold reality of an industry that treats human lives as disposable resources. Part celebration of an untamable spirit and part fierce critique of corporate greed, this moving biography is a stunning tribute to an ordinary, extraordinary life. An excellent read for fans of literary non-fiction, compelling biographies, and deep human stories.

Author: Alexandra Fuller

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In Not Me, the memoir of his childhood and youth, Joachim Fest chronicles his own extraordinary early life, providing an intimate portrait of those dark years of conflict. Whether describing his Catholic home in a Berlin suburb, his father's resistance to the regime and subsequent teaching ban, his own expulsion from school, or Aunt Dolly's introductions to the world of opera, these are the long-awaited personal reflections of a born observer, the exactitude of whose prose is as sharp as the memories he describes.

Author: Joachim Fest

Extra Note: The book has tiny nicks/tears to the top of +-85 pages. Other than that it is in very good condition overall.

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