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  • Manas: The Love

    The Manas Saga, #1

    Series Book 1 - The Manas Saga
    The Manas has reached English before. In scholarly editions. In single episodes. In rhymed verse translated out of Russian by a man who did not speak Kyrgyz.It has never been told as a story.The Manas is the national epic of the Kyrgyz people, and among the longest works of oral literature ever composed — carried for a thousand years not in books, but in the memory of the manaschi, the singers who ... Read more

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  • The Ladder for Humanity: The Tribunal of Civilization

    Every civilization measures itself by its power. This book measures ours by its dead.The Ladder for Humanity puts civilization itself on trial. The defense calls its witnesses: the divers who reached thirteen boys under a mountain in Thailand, the villagers of Le Chambon who hid strangers from the camps, the hospital cook who was the last person on Earth to catch smallpox in the wild. The ... Read more

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  • Don’t Kill Your Brother: Every Enemy Is Kin — A Peace Manifesto

    There are more than one hundred and ten wars burning on Earth tonight. This book puts every one of them on trial — and returns the same verdict every time.In these pages you will meet real families — living, findable — with sons in both armies of the same war; brothers separated by borders they never chose, reunited in old age in the one language they still share; parents mourning the dead of both ... Read more

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  • Manas: The Brother

    The Manas Saga, #2

    Series Book 2 - The Manas Saga
    Before he was born, Beijing already knew his name.The khan of the great city set a watch on every cradle, waiting for a child the registers had named — one who would reach the root of Beijing and bring its forty peoples down. They called the boy Almambet. He grew up in a country that had feared him since before his first breath, raised among sixty mothers in a house built around a prophecy, and ... Read more

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