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Swapan Saha: VMS North Stars

VMS North Stars

Three Generations . One Map

Ohne Segelschein und Erfahrung über die großen Weltmeere? Vincent Goymann und sein Schulfreund Tim Hund haben es gemacht: Nach dem Abitur stachen sie 2018 von Fehmarn aus in See - und brachten sich unterwegs vom Navigieren und Nachtfahren, von Hafenmanövern bis hin zum Reparieren kaputter Segel alles Wichtige bei.»Eine Reise voller Abenteuer, mit ihrem Boot als Zuhause … zu den aufregendsten und schönsten Orten der Erde.« Terra X, ZDFÜber 100.000 Menschen haben die ungewöhnliche und mutige Weltreise von den "Segeljungs" Vincent Goymann und Tim Hund auf YouTube und Instagram verfolgt. Nun erzählt Vincent in seinem Buch die Geschichten hinter den Bildern auf ihren Social-Media-Kanälen. Und berichtet von schweren Gewittern und vermeintlichen Piraten; vom Tauchen mit Walen, von glutroten Sonnenaufgängen, einsamen Inseln und Korallenriffen.»Mit ihrem Abenteuer haben sie den Traum vieler Menschen gelebt: einmal die Welt auf eigene Faust erleben!« Zervakis &amp; Opdenhövel, ProSiebenEin zutiefst sympathischer Abenteuerbericht über Freundschaft und Zusammenhalt, Zuversicht und die Verwirklichung eines gewaltigen Traums.»Dass den Segeljungs die Sympathien zuflogen, mag an ihrem jugendlichen Übermut liegen, aber auch an ihrer authentischen Art zu erzählen.« Süddeutsche Zeitung

Zwei Freunde, drei Ozeane und null Ahnung | Inspiriernder Reisebericht einer fünfjährigen Weltumsegelung – jetzt als Kinofilm

Segeljungs

What happens when a generation stops accepting things as they are?
The generation that asked why is a refletion of a generation growing up amidst changing politics, rising expectations, uncertainty, protests, education struggles, unemployment, and promises that often sound diffrent from reality.
But this boook is not about telling you what to think.
It's about encouraging you to think for yourself.
Through the questions, real events, personal reflections, and the voices of ordinary citizens, Amina Sartaj explores what it me4ans to be in a country where your future is made by your decisions. 
Because democracy is not only about choosing who lead us,
it is also about remembering that our voice still matters after the vote is cast.

The Generation That Asked Why

The stories featured in Caste in Its Own Shadow are translated from the original Urdu. They serve as compelling literary and sociological documents on caste-based discrimination among Indian Muslims. While caste hierarchy in India is typically associated with Hindu society, these narratives subtly demonstrate that caste consciousness is deeply woven into the lived experience of Indian Islam, transcending religious boundaries. Rather than merely documenting prejudice, the collection exposes the normalization and everyday acceptance of caste among Muslims. It lays bare the enduring divide between the Ashraf (privileged) and Ajlaf (disadvantaged) communities, challenging egalitarian Islamic ideals and testing the celebrated poetic vision of absolute equality against harsh social realities. The volume acts as a bold intellectual intervention by subjecting prominent Muslim writers to unflinching scrutiny, questioning the subtle, often unacknowledged caste privilege reflected within the community. Written with remarkable clarity and candour, these stories strip away the veneer of religious legitimacy that has historically concealed caste discrimination-a task requiring immense intellectual honesty and moral courage. Ultimately, by situating this discourse within the historical evolution of Islam in South Asia, the anthology invites readers to rethink long-held assumptions about religion, equality, and social hierarchy.

Urdu Stories of Muslim Identity in India

Caste in Its Own Shadow

This book, MythYL Tragedy: Unlearning Myths Built on Yuck Logic, is about those unquestioned beliefs. Some of them may look harmless, but many are deeply damaging. In fact, the harm caused by blind belief can be as tragic and dangerous as manmade disasters like the methyl gas tragedy where negligence, lack of questioning, and blind acceptance led to irreversible loss. The comparison may sound strong, but the silent damage caused by irrational beliefs has affected generations, lives, health, choices, and freedom.This is where Yuck Logic (YL) comes in logic that feels uncomfortable, irrational, outdated, or simply wrong, yet is still accepted without question. These are ideas that make us say "this doesn't feel right," but we follow them anyway because questioning them is discouraged. Over time, Yuck Logic turns into habit, habit turns into tradition, and tradition turns into unquestionable truth. This book does not attack culture, history, or faith. Faith is deeply personal and meaningful. It gives hope, strength, and purpose. But faith is not the same as blindly following everything without thought. Faith allows questions; blind belief silences them. When belief demands suffering, fear, or harm in the name of tradition, it is time to pause and rethink.

Unlearning Myths Built on Yuck Logic

Myth-YL Tragedy

British Publishers

The Bridge to Britain is the "no-nonsense" manual they didn't give you at the airport. Whether you're from the busy streets of Lagos, the tech hubs of Bangalore, or the markets of Manila, this book is here to help you stop just "getting by" and start winning.What's inside? (The stuff no one tells you): <ul><li>The "Reset" Reality Check: How to handle the hit to your ego (The Pride Trap) or the fear of looking like a failure to family back home (The Shame Trap). We'll show you how to turn a "survival job" into a strategic launchpad.</li><li>Cracking the British Code: We'll help you decode "British-speak." (Hint: If a Brit says your idea is "brave," they actually mean it's terrible!) Learn how to speak up in meetings without feeling rude.</li><li>The "Money Talk" Dealing with the "Black Tax" or "Family Duty." Learn how to say "not right now" to relatives back home so you can build your own UK credit score and future first. (It's the Oxygen Mask rule: help yourself so you can help them better later!)</li><li>The "Safe" System: How to stay on the right side of UK laws, from workplace rights to family discipline, so you don't accidentally end up in trouble.</li><li>Your Success Cheat Sheet: Everything from getting your NHS number to why you actually need to take Vitamin D in the UK (trust us, your skin will thank you).</li></ul>Real Stories, Real People: Meet Arjun, who lied to his parents about his warehouse job until he got his UK license; Sana, who almost missed a promotion because she was "too polite" to speak up; and Kofi, who learned the hard way that British parenting laws are very different from home.Your heritage is your superpower, but the UK is your new playground.Don't spend ten years "finding your feet." Cross the bridge with your head held high and build the life you came here for.

A GUIDE FOR THE AFRICAN AND ASIAN DIASPORA

THE BRIDGE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM

Independently published

Does believing you're the last sane person on Earth make you crazy? You've felt it. That vertigo when you say something obviously true and the room looks at you like you're the one who's lost it. Feels Like a Simulation gives that feeling a framework. Robert Armstrong, author of Manipulation Machine, argues that institutional capture follows a pattern: <ul><li>Layer One is a genuine good idea.</li><li>Layer Two is the business model that grows around it.</li><li>Layer Three is the battleground - where the tools built to defend the business model are deployed to shield it from evaluation or analysis, hiding behind the original good intention.</li></ul>Through thirteen "Breakdowns" that apply the framework to real headlines as they happen, and a cast of characters who trace the three stages of recognition - the Believer, the Knower, the Wise - this book puts language to an experience millions have had but couldn't name. This isn't a book about any single issue. It's the mechanism underneath all of them. If you've ever wondered whether seeing clearly is the same thing as losing your mind - this book is the answer.

Does believing you're the last sane person on Earth make you crazy?

Feels Like a Simulation

The Bridge to Britain is the "no-nonsense" manual they didn't give you at the airport. Whether you're from the busy streets of Lagos, the tech hubs of Bangalore, or the markets of Manila, this book is here to help you stop just "getting by" and start winning.What's inside? (The stuff no one tells you): <ul><li>The "Reset" Reality Check: How to handle the hit to your ego (The Pride Trap) or the fear of looking like a failure to family back home (The Shame Trap). We'll show you how to turn a "survival job" into a strategic launchpad.</li><li>Cracking the British Code: We'll help you decode "British-speak." (Hint: If a Brit says your idea is "brave," they actually mean it's terrible!) Learn how to speak up in meetings without feeling rude.</li><li>The "Money Talk" Dealing with the "Black Tax" or "Family Duty." Learn how to say "not right now" to relatives back home so you can build your own UK credit score and future first. (It's the Oxygen Mask rule: help yourself so you can help them better later!)</li><li>The "Safe" System: How to stay on the right side of UK laws, from workplace rights to family discipline, so you don't accidentally end up in trouble.</li><li>Your Success Cheat Sheet: Everything from getting your NHS number to why you actually need to take Vitamin D in the UK (trust us, your skin will thank you).</li></ul>Real Stories, Real People: Meet Arjun, who lied to his parents about his warehouse job until he got his UK license; Sana, who almost missed a promotion because she was "too polite" to speak up; and Kofi, who learned the hard way that British parenting laws are very different from home.Your heritage is your superpower, but the UK is your new playground.Don't spend ten years "finding your feet." Cross the bridge with your head held high and build the life you came here for.

THE BRIDGE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM A GUIDE FOR THE AFRICAN AND ASIAN DIASPORA

An Exploration of New Forms of Digital Social Connection and Belonging in Africa

Sociality and Digitality

Navigating the Intersection of Policy, Practice, and Research

Advancing Equity in Anti-Racist Child Welfare

Ng¿g¿ wa Thiong'o is Kenya's most prolific writer. He was born in Limuru (Central Kenya) in 1938 and educated at Makerere University (Uganda) and Leeds University (UK). He is well known internationally as a novelist, a playwright and a literary critic. His novels, aWeep Not, Child (1964), The River Between (1965), A Grain of Wheat (1967), Petals of Blood (1977) and Devil on the Cross (1980), have established him firmly in the world literary scene. He has had an impact with the
plays The Black Hermit (1968), 'This Time Tomorrow' (published in Short African Plays) and The Trial of Dedan Kimathi (1976), written with Mðcere Gðthae Møgo. Ng¿g¿ wa M¿ri¿ was born in Rolomo, Limuru in 1951. He was educated in Ngenia Secondary School and, from 1972 to 1974, worked with Kenya Posts and Telecommunications. He took a Diploma in Adult Education at the Institute of Adult Studies, University of Nairobi, and then joined the Institute for Development Studies. Whilst working at the Institute, he became involved with peasants and workers in Community Development at Kamirithu, Limuru.

I Will Marry When I Want

What the Seasons of History Tell Us about How and When This Crisis Will End

The Fourth Turning Is Here

Manual de autodefensa autista

VMS North Stars

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