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Once Upon a Miao 2The author betrayed himself again and tells the stories and deepest secrets of his life in this graphic novel. In episode 2, we read more stories of his silliness and this time on the things he loved and things he done for them while growing up in...

Life in 16th-century Malacca—as it is in Malaysia today—was centered on power and politics, trade and commerce, rivalry and strife, race and religion, and war and peace. As the leading entrepot of the Nusantara, Malacca grew rich and prosperous. Then things took a familiar turn. The political ethos of the...

Still relevant despite the passage of time, Tajuddin Rasdi’s musings on the state of architecture in Malaysia remain essential readings for both experts and the public. There remains a relative lack of public discourse on architecture, since much of it circulates within the professional sector and academia. Here, the author...

"...budak nakal yang berbakat untuk jadi pengarang besar, membawa fikiran-fikiran berani, hingga orang 68 tahun seperti saya pun jadi segar membaca pengakuan-pengakuannya yang bersahaja, berkata benar tentang dirinya tanpa peduli apa orang nak fikir. Kisah-kisah kelemahan dan 'kebodohan' diri pun dicerita dengan bersahaja. Segala-galanya adalah advencer yang sangat bermakna buat...

ITS ELECTION TIME! (AGAIN!) POLITIKO is a card game of wacky scheming and cynical realpolitik - in other words: it is a game about winning a Malaysian election! , A NEW MANIFESTO... The 3.0 Edition of POLITIKO brings fresh cards and mechanics. Promise free smartphones. Dole out GLC directorships. Deal...

Recalling Forgetten Tastes is an illustration collection of edible plants, centred on envorinmental and traditional culinary practices by the Orang Asli communities in Peninsular Malaysia, primarily from the Semai and Temuan subgroups. The foreground of the book is to archive the disappearing knowledge of wild foraging and implementation into their...

‘Rendezvous with Injustice – How a family survived hell after blowing the whistle on the 1MDB financial scandal’ Staggering new account by Laura and Xavier Justo is a plea for truth and justice — and reveals the human cost to blowing the whistle on the scandal of the century What...

Malaysia is one of a kind. It is a unique and rare gem, a melting pot with an infinite mixture of ingredients. As Malaysians we are made from various races and different languages but this country blends us all together, coalescing all of our strengths and weaknesses. Blessed with abundant...

Daripada memori berendam di dalam parit sambil mengunyah buah yang baru dipetik, kepada digelar Budak Surau, hingga menjadi bapa kepada 6 cahaya mata, Kamil Ab Majid sering dilihat sebagai seorang yang sering memberi keutamaan kepada orang lain dalam hidupnya baik dalam hubungan luar dan juga sesama ahli keluarga. Beliau yang...

Title: Scholar Activist Khoo Khay Jin: Reflections on the Penan Sarawak and Malaysia Editor: Francis Loh Kok Wah ISBN: 9786297575117 Publisher: SIRD and ALIRAN Book Size: 6" x 9" Price: RM 40 Book Description: Khay Jin worked ... to identify strategies to eradicate poverty and improve employment and equity restructuring...

Dr. T. Selva's "Secrets of Happy Living" is a self-help book that delves into the keys to living a happier and more fulfilling life. The book highlights the significance of gratitude, positive thinking, forgiveness, letting go of worries, and meaningful relationships in achieving happiness. Additionally, the award-winning author discusses the...

nspired by the actual disappearance of Jim Thompson in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia in 1967.Grieving widower John Sable leaves England in 1948 to start afresh in the Southeast Asian country of Nusantara. He vanishes suddenly leaving loved ones and authorities in the dark for twenty years. It is only after twenty...

Malaysia is no easy country to analyse, or even to understand. With so many narratives about the country, its peoples, and its histories, the noise generated — both online and off — can be as deafening as that of any rave party. Since 2019, Malaysians have lived through a unique...

What is a slave? In 19th-century Malaya, Orang Asli are abducted from their villages in the forest to be put to work in the fields and in the mines, to have anything done unto them by the district chieftains—to be threatened, abused, hunted and killed like dogs. This world of...

Prem Rawat is an international speaker and peace ambassador , closely involved with peace education and has been speaking on the subject for over 50 years. He is an accomplished pilot and art photographer, married with four children. In this book Rawat uses his story telling skills, drawn from his...

State of Corruption: Power, Politics, and Policies in Malaysia offers compelling new empirical insights into the covert world of corruption. This book, a collection of three reports, is a penetrating assessment of the controversial, complex, and diverse ties between business and politics that have led to patronage, cronyism, collusion, nepotism,...

“A colourful array of stories that represents the complexities, character and challenges of modern Malaysia. I believe every Malaysian will find part of him or herself in the stories in the book.”Nik Nazmi Nik AhmadSetiawangsa MP and writerA young doctor comes to terms with the gruelling life of the medical...

" I live in a world where every human right has been denied to me and my people ... But surviving a tragedy is not living. Living means having a purpose, living lives, learning new things, having a career, hopes, and dreams that are not fantasy but can actually have...

This is a story of the intriguing and complex circumstances that led to the historic arrest of the notorious luxury yacht Equanimity, which was embroiled in national fraud at the highest governmental level. This book narrates the authors journey in successfully executing the arrest and managing the judicial sale to...

The development of Islamic civilisation in the various regions of the world was, and is, a complex process which has attracted the attention of many researchers. The Muslim world can be compared to an Iranian carpet which, with its diversity of colours, geometrical patterns and floral designs, symbolises its very...