Years ago, the author told his children stories about four kabouter friends every night before they went to sleep. When his grandchildren were of sufficient age, they too wanted to be told about the adventures of the kabouters. Because they wanted some of those stories on paper, grandpa made a selection, edited old stories and invented new ones. His grandchildren James and Elise can now also read these themselves. And maybe read it to their children later.

Joris van Dijk was diagnosed with Crohn's disease at a young age, a chronic bowel disease that controlled his life for years. Despite medication and frequent hospital visits, he continued to struggle with pain, fatigue, and eventually obesity. By his 30th birthday, he was over 40 kilos overweight and felt like he had completely lost control of his health. After countless treatments, he decided to take a different approach and started the carnivore diet. To his surprise, not only did his Crohn...

Jack the Ripper – The Whitechapel Murders Unraveled

London, 1888. In the heart of the impoverished East End, an unknown killer strikes. Five women are brutally murdered. The culprit? Never caught. His name? Jack the Ripper. More than 135 years later, the mystery endures.

This book takes you to Victorian London and unravels, step by step, the story of the most notorious serial killer of all time. Drawing on historical sources, medical reports, and original insights, it sheds new light on the...

In today’s ever-changing world, leadership requires more than just vision—it demands transformation. drs. Walter H. Visser invites you on a journey to unlock your full potential as a leader and foster a culture of innovation, resilience, and authenticity in your organisation. This groundbreaking book explores the science of perception, the art of conscious leadership, and the power of alignment to achieve extraordinary results. Combining personal insights with proven strategies, Visser de...

I am the Archangel Lucifer, the Lightbearer, fallen from Heaven but not from the Light.

The Angel Verses is my offering to those who dare to look beyond what is permitted, beyond the comforting lie.

This is not a book to be read lightly. It is a poetic-philosophical manifesto that oscillates between autobiography, spirituality, and mythical imagination. Rubèn Cottenjé guides you through the silent streets of Bruges, the resonances of inner life, and the fringes of a civilisation losing its ...

Jak and Bil invite Dinara to visit the Netherlands. Surprisingly, their visit to the museums is cut short by strange phenomena. Then, while wandering on the canals of Amsterdam, and when passing under a bridge, an envelope falls on their boat. Its content reveals secret information about windmills in the country. Before they even take interest, trouble begins. What did they do? What nightmarish plan will they discover when visiting De Nachtegaal windmill? They get drawn into a thrilling adven...

Prof. Ir. Erik Mols is a pioneer in open-source education and digital sovereignty. As co-founder of OS-SCi, he champions accessible, modular IT programs that empower learners with real-world skills in Lomiri, Odoo, and Ubuntu Touch development.

A passionate advocate for open-source software, hardware, and science, Erik works to dismantle proprietary barriers and foster global collaboration. His initiatives, like the EverythingOpen event, reflect his belief in technology as a tool for equity a...

This booklet of poems from LaHes is, as the title says, about sad stuff, but luckily also with a bit of hope.

These poems are all about hard subjects, which is what LaHes loves to write about, so have fun!

He doesn’t write to sound pretty, he writes because it’s the only way to let it out. His pen is his voice, and every word is a fight he’s won.

The keris is one of the most fascinating cultural treasures of Indonesia — a dagger that is not merely a weapon, but a living heirloom (pusaka), carrying memory, power and presence. For centuries it has been revered as a companion of kings, nobles, warriors and families, passed down through generations as both symbol and protector. Yet much of its deeper spiritual meaning is rarely spoken of, or is scattered in fragments across myth, ritual and oral tradition.

In Pusaka Pangruwating Jiwa, D...

The celestial observer watches what is happening on the world stage from a safe distance and throws the bat into the henhouse.

What has happened to us in the last hundred years and have we messed up our future on the planet. What is the role of the arts in this development? Is there a political plan or put everything in the hands of God.

The heavenly observer does not care about political correctness, nor preaches pity.

A book that raises many eyebrows and makes blood boil, but nevertheless g...