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Not all monsters are fantasy. Some are very real, and they walk among us. They're our friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers. They're the people we're supposed to trust...and they know it. Contained within this anthology are 35 never-before-published works by supremely talented authors and best-selling novelists. Brace yourself for the unexpected and unimaginable horror of...human monsters.

Early on in his life, Matt craved a return to nature. When he became an adult, he set aside his comfortable urban life and lived entirely off the land. In this riveting narrative that brings together epic adventure and spiritual quest, he shows us what extraordinary things the human body is capable of when pushed to its limits. He learns the secrets of the Tarahumara Indians, which help him run the 1,600-mile Pacific Crest Trail in just 58 days and endure temperature swings of 100 degrees.

Space Marines can be found fighting hundreds of wars across every sector of the Imperium - they are the will of the emperor made manifest. These audio dramas will bring you into their battles as never before, as bolt shells and chainswords lay waste to any who would stand against them.

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: John Bowlby A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Few psychologists have changed the way we think about human relationships as profoundly as John Bowlby. His attachment theory transformed childcare, reshaped social policy, and bridged the gap between psychoanalysis and modern developmental science. By uncovering the deep biological need for secure bonds, Bowlby revealed that love is not a luxury—it is a survival requirement. This concise yet powerful volume distils Bowlby’s life, work, and enduring influence into clear, engaging chapters. From his ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Gabor Maté A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Few figures in modern psychology and medicine have bridged science and compassion as powerfully as Dr. Gabor Maté. Known for his groundbreaking work on trauma, addiction, and the mind–body connection, Maté invites us to look beyond symptoms and see the human stories beneath them. From his wartime beginnings in Nazi-occupied Hungary to his decades serving patients in Canada’s most vulnerable communities, Maté’s journey is one of insight, empathy, and an unflinching search for truth. His books — ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Albert Bandura A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy By Josh Graham What shapes us more—our environment, our actions, or what we believe about ourselves? Albert Bandura revolutionised modern psychology by answering: all three. From his groundbreaking Bobo Doll experiment to his world-shifting theory of self-efficacy, Bandura showed us how people learn, grow, and change—not just through what they do, but through what they see, think, and believe. This short, powerful guide explores the life and legacy of one of psychology’s greatest minds. You’ll ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Alfred Adler A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy By Josh Graham Before Maslow mapped human potential, before Beck named our cognitive distortions, before Skinner studied behavioural reinforcement—there was Alfred Adler. Often overshadowed by Freud, Adler quietly revolutionised psychology with a radically human idea: “You are not broken. You are discouraged.” This concise, powerful volume traces Adler’s journey from a sickly Viennese child to a trailblazing psychologist who championed belonging over dominance, contribution over competition, and ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Carl Rogers A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy By Josh Graham “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.” — Carl Rogers What if healing didn’t require fixing? What if presence, empathy, and genuine acceptance could transform a life? In this powerful, accessible guide, Josh Graham introduces readers to the quiet revolutionary who reshaped modern psychotherapy and human understanding—Carl Rogers. As the father of Client-Centred Therapy and a founding figure of humanistic psychology, Rogers challenged the ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Erik Erikson A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Erik Erikson was more than a psychologist—he was a storyteller of the human lifespan. His theory of psychosocial development redefined how we understand identity, purpose, and the lifelong interplay between self and society. From the challenges of infancy to the reflections of old age, Erikson revealed that life’s central task is not merely to survive, but to grow through each stage with resilience and meaning. This concise, engaging volume distills Erikson’s remarkable journey—from his ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Viktor Frankl A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Viktor Frankl stood in humanity’s darkest hour and discovered a truth that still reverberates today: even in suffering, life holds meaning. Psychiatrist, Holocaust survivor, and founder of logotherapy, Frankl reframed psychology around the “will to meaning,” showing that purpose — not pleasure or power — is our deepest drive. This concise yet powerful volume distils Frankl’s life and work into clear, engaging chapters. From his Viennese childhood and groundbreaking youth counselling centres to...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Lev Vygotsky A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Lev Vygotsky might be the most influential psychologist you’ve never heard of. Suppressed for decades in the Soviet Union and only discovered in the West much later, his ideas transformed how we understand learning, language, and human development. His theory of sociocultural learning showed that thought itself is shaped through interaction — that we truly do “become ourselves through others.” In this concise yet powerful volume, Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Lev Vygotsky distils his life’s work ...

Navigating Mental Health: PTSD A Guide to Understanding, Healing, and Resilience Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is more than a diagnosis—it is an unseen weight that reshapes how people think, feel, and live. Whether born from combat, abuse, accidents, or everyday traumas, PTSD can leave individuals trapped between hypervigilance and numbness, haunted by memories yet cut off from life in the present. In this compassionate yet clear-eyed guide, Navigating Mental Health: PTSD distils the latest insights from neuroscience, psychology, and lived experience into a resource for understanding and...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Lawrence Kohlberg A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Lawrence Kohlberg changed how we understand right and wrong. By mapping how moral reasoning evolves from obedience and self-interest to universal principles of justice, he offered a clear, compelling lens on why people make the choices they do—and how societies can grow more just. This concise yet powerful volume distils Kohlberg’s life, six-stage theory, and legacy into clear, engaging chapters. From formative experiences after the Second World War to classroom experiments in “just community”...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: David Buss. A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy. What do we really want in a partner — and why? Why does jealousy burn so fiercely? And how much of love is shaped not by romance, but by evolution itself? David Buss, one of the most influential evolutionary psychologists of our time, has spent decades answering these questions. His research into human mating strategies, sexual attraction, and conflict between the sexes has reshaped how scientists, therapists, and the public understand relationships. Drawing from cross-cultural studies, he has uncovered ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Robert Cialdini A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy Why do we say “yes” when we mean “no”? Robert B. Cialdini — the “godfather of influence” — revealed that our choices are not as rational as we imagine. From free samples to countdown timers, from political campaigns to digital algorithms, he showed that persuasion runs on hidden levers: reciprocity, authority, scarcity, social proof, commitment, liking, and unity. His research uncovered not only how these forces shape us, but how recognising them can protect us. This concise yet powerful...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: James J. Gibson A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy What if perception wasn’t a private movie inside your head, but a direct conversation with the world itself? James J. Gibson, one of the most original psychologists of the 20th century, turned the field upside down with his radical claim: the world is not reconstructed by the brain — it is already given in the environment. His ecological psychology reshaped how we understand vision, design, technology, and even daily life. This concise yet powerful volume distils Gibson’s life and theories into ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Daniel Kahneman A Gateway to His Life, Theories, and Legacy What if the way you think is not as rational as you believe? Daniel Kahneman — Nobel Prize–winning psychologist and co-founder of behavioural economics — spent his career uncovering the hidden forces that shape our decisions, from the supermarket aisle to the stock market, the courtroom to our private lives. His groundbreaking research with Amos Tversky revealed that the human mind runs on two systems: fast, intuitive thinking and slow, deliberate reasoning. These systems, while adaptive, make us ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Elisabeth Kübler-Ross A Gateway to Her Life, Theories, and Legacy Few thinkers changed the way we face death as profoundly as Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. At a time when hospitals hid dying patients behind curtains and silence, she pulled up a chair and asked the bravest question in medicine: “What is it like to be dying?” From those bedside conversations came a new language for loss — not as a failure, but as a deeply human passage that deserves honesty, dignity, and love. This concise yet powerful volume distils Kübler-Ross’s life and work into clear, ...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Melanie Klein A Gateway to Her Life, Theories, and Legacy Few figures in psychology have provoked as much debate, division, and enduring influence as Melanie Klein. Bold, uncompromising, and original, she redefined psychoanalysis by entering the inner world of children, giving voice to their unconscious conflicts and reshaping how we understand the earliest bonds of life. This concise yet powerful volume distils Klein’s extraordinary career into clear, engaging chapters. From her beginnings in Vienna to her stormy years in London, and from the creation of play...

Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Karen Horney A Gateway to Her Life, Theories, and Legacy Karen Horney reshaped the landscape of psychoanalysis, daring to challenge Freud’s most entrenched ideas and offering instead a more human, socially grounded vision of psychology. At a time when women’s voices in the field were marginalised, Horney’s work on neurosis, self-realisation, and the search for authenticity opened new pathways that still resonate today. In this concise yet powerful volume, Pioneers of Human Behaviour: Karen Horney distils her life’s work into clear, engaging chapters. ...