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Most people like the idea of eCommerce, but they do not know where to start. They think they need a big budget, a big audience, or a perfect product. They build a store too early, get no sales, and conclude that online business “does not work.” In reality, they skipped the foundations: a clear offer, trust signals, simple operations, and a way to bring the right people to the store. The eCommerce Mastery: A Nuer Tale of Business in the Digital Age is a practical guide wrapped in a story. It follows Panyim, a young Nuer writer in Juba, South Sudan, as he turns a dream into a digital ...

Emberverse is a poetry collection about hell, not as a distant myth, but as a lived inner territory. Through the voices of Panyim and Nyakor, a Nuer couple shaped by war-torn South Sudan, these poems enter the places where memory burns, where loss becomes heavy, and where the past keeps returning even when the body has escaped the battlefield. This book does not treat suffering as decoration. It follows the emotional aftermath of violence: fear that lingers, grief that does not resolve on schedule, anger that tempts the soul, and the exhausting work of staying human when the world has ...

African Polygamy is Book 10 in this autobiography series. It is written to move past stereotypes and easy judgments and into lived reality. Polygamy is often discussed in extremes, either defended without honesty or condemned without understanding. This book chooses a different path. It tells human stories, names real tensions, and asks the reader to think clearly about what this practice does to people, families, and community life. The author writes from an insider’s position, shaped by the social world where polygamy exists as a known option, not a theory. He explores how different ...

A digital presence is not a logo and a few social posts. It is the proof that your business is real, consistent, and worth trusting. Many small businesses fail online for a simple reason: they show up without a system. The website is unfinished. Social media is random. Content has no direction. Then they spend money on ads and wonder why nothing converts. Digital Marketing Success: Your Digital Presence is a practical guide for building an online presence that actually works. It follows Panyim, a young entrepreneur trying to launch a fashion line, and Nyakor, a method-minded guide who turns...

Residual income online is real, but it is not magic. It is built the same way anything durable is built: with skill, systems, patience, and consistent work. Most people never reach it because they chase promises instead of learning the basics. They jump from tactic to tactic, join programs they do not understand, and confuse activity with progress. Internet Residual Income is a practical guide to building steady online income through affiliate marketing and simple digital assets that keep working after the initial effort. It is written for beginners who want a clear path, and for serious ...

Sudan and South Sudan are often described through headlines, stereotypes, and political summaries that miss the human core. Wars become dates. Nations become labels. Communities become numbers. The result is a story that sounds complete, yet feels empty. The Bleeding Scars is a literary tapestry of factual storytelling woven with personal narrative and grounded humor. It is not written like a textbook. It is written like a witness speaking to the reader, carrying memory, lived experience, and inherited stories that explain how the past still breathes inside the present. This book walks ...

African theology is not only written in books. It is carried in stories, proverbs, songs, names, rituals, and the questions people ask when suffering and joy meet. African Theology: A Journey Through Faith and Culture tells the story of Panyim and Nyakor as they search for wisdom that can hold both heritage and faith without tearing a community apart. After a vivid dream and an ancestral call, Panyim is drawn toward a legendary Baobab tree, a symbol of memory, rootedness, and truth. Nyakor, hungry for understanding, joins the journey. Together they move beyond the familiar boundaries of ...

A nation does not begin in parliament. It begins in a home. The Family: The Second Societal Unit is Book 7 in the National Identity, Culture & Unity series. It follows Panyim, a young Nuer man from Leer in South Sudan, as he wrestles with a question many young people carry in silence: how do you honor your family’s roots without surrendering your own calling? Panyim’s father, Deng, represents the values that keep a community steady, discipline, responsibility, and loyalty to the ways that protected people through hard times. But Panyim feels fear, self-doubt, and a restless desire to ...

The Synoptic Gospels are where most theological students first meet Jesus in sustained detail. Matthew, Mark, and Luke tell one story with shared scenes, shared sayings, and shared structure. Then the differences appear, and many students are left asking: Why do these Gospels sound alike in places, and why do they diverge in others? Synoptic Gospels: For Theological Students is a study guide written to help you read the first three Gospels side by side with clarity. It shows you how to follow the narrative flow, compare parallel passages without confusion, and read each Gospel on its own ...

Most people want to write, but they wait for confidence first. They wait for the perfect idea, the perfect time, or the perfect skill level. Then years pass, and the blank page stays blank. The Writer’s Guide 101 is a practical starting point for indie authors and anyone who wants to write with clarity, consistency, and confidence. It is not a book of motivational talk. It is a book of usable steps that help you begin, keep going, and improve without getting trapped in perfectionism. This guide helps you understand why writing still matters in a world full of noise. It also helps you turn...

People argue about human identity as if the answer is only one sentence. Some reduce it to biology. Others reduce it to belief. Others reduce it to tribe, race, class, or politics. Yet the daily human experience refuses to fit inside a single label. We are body and mind. We are memory and culture. We are belief and doubt. We are capable of tenderness and capable of cruelty, sometimes in the same day. Humans: Who Are We? is a thought-provoking book that explores the debates and questions around human identity, origins, and what shapes our differences. Written in a true-stories voice with ...

Most people can open PowerPoint and type words on a slide. Few can build a presentation that holds attention, explains an idea clearly, and leaves the audience with a message they remember. The difference is not talent. It is method. Microsoft PowerPoint Guide is a practical book that teaches you how to create presentations that look clean, tell a clear story, and communicate with confidence. It starts with the basics for beginners, then builds step by step into the tools that make presentations stronger: design, structure, visuals, animations, delivery, and speed. This is not a book about ...

College can feel like a new set of rules that no one explains. The reading is heavier. The writing is stricter. The research never ends. And one wrong citation can cost you marks you worked for. Academic Orientation is a practical field guide for students who want to stop guessing and start producing clean academic work with consistency. It focuses on the skills that carry you through most courses: learning, research, writing, and referencing. The goal is simple: help you build a process you can trust, even when deadlines are tight. Inside this book, you will learn how to: Study with focus ...

Referencing should not feel like a minefield. Yet many students lose marks, confidence, and time because they are unsure when to cite, how to format in-text citations, or how to build a reference list that matches the required style. Academic Referencing Systems is a practical handbook for students who want to cite sources correctly and write with academic integrity. It teaches the rules in plain language, shows you how to apply them across common source types, and explains why referencing matters for credibility, knowledge building, and honest scholarship. In this book, you will learn how ...

Most people do not fail because they lack talent. They fail because they are building life and career in the wrong order. They chase a job without knowing themselves. Or they work on “self-improvement” without turning it into decisions, skills, and direction. Personal and Professional Development brings the first four books of the Self-Help Series into one guidebook. It starts with self-discovery, moves into self-improvement, then carries that inner work into career discovery and career improvement. The goal is simple: help you understand yourself, grow with discipline, and build a ...

You published your book. Now you need readers to find it. The Marketing Guide 101 is a practical marketing guide for indie authors who want steady book discovery without gimmicks. It turns marketing into a repeatable routine: clear positioning, simple reader pathways, and consistent promotion that fits real life. This book is written for authors who feel stuck after publishing. You may have tried posting on social media, asking friends, or changing your blurb again and again, yet nothing moves. Marketing is not luck. It is a set of actions that create visibility, trust, and sales over time....

Life can feel heavy, repetitive, and serious for too long. Yet if you pay attention, the world is full of comedy, not staged comedy, but the kind that happens when humans meet new things, misunderstand each other, trip over pride, and then try to recover with dignity. 50 Funny Stories is a collection of real-life, laugh-out-loud moments drawn from everyday experience. These are not jokes you have heard before. They are human situations told with warmth, timing, and the kind of humor that makes you laugh because it is true. The stories move from culture-clash moments to ordinary mishaps, ...

The Scarification is an autobiographical book about memory written on the face. It explores South Sudanese facial markings as lived experience, cultural identity, and a public language that carries history, belonging, and responsibility. This is not a book written to glorify pain or romanticize tradition. It is written to tell the truth about what scarification means from the inside. The author takes you into the moment of receiving the marks, the fear and endurance it demands, and the way a child becomes a visible member of a people. He also takes you beyond the moment, into the years that...

Windows XP is still used in many offices, workshops, and home computers. But many users never learned how to control it properly. They can open programs and type, yet when settings break, printers refuse to work, sound disappears, or the computer slows down, they do not know where to go. Windows XP Professional Control Panel is a practical book that teaches you how to use the Control Panel to manage your computer with confidence. It shows you where the settings are, what they do, and how to make safe changes that improve performance, usability, and stability. The goal is simple: help you ...

Many people use Windows every day and still feel unsure. They can open programs and browse the internet, but installing Windows, upgrading safely, fixing slow performance, or troubleshooting common errors can feel like a mystery. The problem is not intelligence. The problem is that most learning is scattered and version-specific, so when Windows changes, confidence collapses. Microsoft Windows 7 is a practical guide built to teach Windows in a way that transfers. It uses Windows 7 as the main teaching ground, but it also prepares you to work across Windows 8, 10, and 11 by focusing on the ...