Non-Fiction
Factual works including essays, biographies, and documentaries
- Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinAutobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography is a first-person account of his life from humble beginnings as a printer's apprentice to his roles as inventor, scientist, statesman, and diplomat. Written in stages between 1771 and 1788 and first published posthumously, the work is a foundational American memoir illustrating Enlightenment values, self-improvement, and the emergence of the self-made man.
- Minor Dialogues, Together with the Dialog on ClemencyMinor Dialogues, Together with the Dialog on Clemency
In these enlightening philosophical works, Seneca explores human nature through intimate conversations on anger, happiness, and the power of mercy. His timeless insights into living a meaningful life and showing compassion to others remain deeply relevant today, offering practical wisdom for both rulers and ordinary citizens alike.
- Selestor's Men of AtlantisSelestor's Men of Atlantis
An enigmatic glimpse into a lost civilization, revealing the mystical practices and advanced technologies of ancient Atlantis through channeled wisdom. This controversial work claims to share profound secrets about the daily lives, spiritual beliefs, and eventual downfall of humanity's most legendary advanced society.