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Humans is my attempt to answer one stubborn question that keeps following us across borders, tribes, religions, and ideologies: what does it really mean to be human, and why do we keep harming each other while claiming we are right? In these pages, I hold the biggest arguments about human origins and identity with care, not as weapons, but as questions worth facing. I examine race, settlement, conflict, and the way history lives inside a person and a nation. I also insist on something practical: peace is not a slogan. It is daily work. It begins inside a person, and it grows through choices...

A boy called Panyim grows up in a world where home builds you, and war tests you. He learns the rhythms of family life, hunger, and discipline long before he learns the language of cities. He watches people move, scatter, and rebuild. He studies, teaches, serves, and keeps searching for a life that holds together. After 2013, his story sharpens. The civil war breaks out while his family is stranded in Juba. Roads close. Plans collapse. Conflict enters the nation and the home. Children are born across towns, camps, and borders, each birth marking a new responsibility, and a new cost. This ...

Journeying With God Part IV continues a true-life story of survival, faith, and becoming. After the trials of the road, the return home should feel like peace. Instead, it brings new tests. The village celebrates. Hope rises. Expectations rise too. The battles shift from wilderness dangers to the quieter fights of ordinary life: fear, pride, division, rumor, duty, and the pressure of leadership. In this part, I walk with Nyakor, a real person whose life is tied to mine from the beginning. We were born the same day in Dhuoreding. She was born in the hut. I was born on the path. Together, we ...

Windows 7 still runs in many homes, offices, and training labs. But for a beginner, even simple tasks can feel confusing. Where did my file go? What is safe to click? Why does a document open in the wrong program? Windows 7 for Beginners is a practical, step by step guide written for readers who want clear explanations, safe habits, and real confidence. It focuses on the everyday actions that matter most: using the desktop and taskbar, finding programs, managing files and folders, organizing work, handling downloads safely, and building simple backup habits that protect your documents and ...

The Family is a story-driven guide about how a home shapes a human being, and how a human being shapes a nation. Through the journey of Panyim, a young Nuer man torn between inherited expectations and an inner calling toward knowledge, I walk you through the real forces that hold families together: elders, women’s strength, rites of passage, shared work, love, conflict, compromise, and the pressure of change. This book blends narrative scenes with clear lessons so you can see family structures in action, then apply them in your own life. You will explore: Why elders matter, and how ...

Most writers dream of publishing a book. Few writers build a book business. This book is for the writer who is tired of creating manuscripts that never earn, tired of waiting for luck, and tired of confusing advice that makes publishing feel like a secret society. In this practical guide, I teach you how I shifted from thinking like a “writer” to thinking like a publisher. You will learn how to turn one book into a product people trust, how to sell it offline and online, and how to build a catalog that earns year after year. Inside this book, you will learn: How to choose a topic that ...

Whispering Leaves is a modern African poetry collection that listens to creation as a living teacher. Across twenty chapters, John Monyjok Maluth follows the language of leaves, wind, roots, rivers, light, and song, drawing lessons about love, courage, wisdom, nurture, stewardship, harmony, unity, humility, and endurance. Guided by recurring voices such as Panyim, Nyakor, Deng, Nyaluak, Bush, and Mary, these poems show how attention becomes devotion, how responsibility protects what is shared, and how hope can be practiced even in heavy times. This is poetry for readers who want beauty that...

2016 in Poems is a modern African poetry collection that wrestles with the biggest human questions: identity, origin, history, time, hope, fear, faith, city life, home, love, and the uncertainties that shape our days. Written in a direct teaching voice, these poems move from “Who is man?” to “No matter what,” guiding readers through the past, the present, and the future, while holding both African moral seriousness and modern realities such as technology, urban struggle, and spiritual longing. This is a book for readers who want poetry that thinks, comforts, confronts, and strengthens.

The World is a humorous, story-driven guide to how societies hold together and how peace is built in real life. Through the journey of Panyim and Nyakor, this book teaches peace not as a slogan, but as a set of daily choices, shared habits, and strong institutions. You will learn how kindness becomes social capital, how companionship becomes stability, how elders transmit wisdom without violence, how a mother’s nurture becomes community strength, how leaders turn speeches into systems, how diplomacy works through trust, and how crises reveal whether a society has matured or only looked ...

This book completes Journeying with God Parts I to V, a long walk through war, displacement, hunger, sickness, learning, faith, and service. It is written as a memoir, with real places, real people, and real events. In Part V, I return to the years when my life shifted from survival into responsibility. I recount the loss of family, the shock of returning home and finding many of my peers gone, and the slow weight of grief that followed. I also tell the story of my own battle with tuberculosis, the long road to treatment, and the months it took to recover. Recovery did not end the struggle....

A slow, unstable PC can drain your time and patience. You open the laptop to do something simple, and suddenly everything feels heavy. Pages take longer to load. Apps freeze. Pop-ups appear. Updates fail. You start wondering if you need a new computer, when the truth is often this: your Windows system needs the right cleanup, the right checks, and safer habits. Ten Successful Ways is a beginner-friendly Windows maintenance and recovery guide built around simple, trusted tools. It shows you how to clean up junk, reduce startup load, remove unwanted software, recover from bad changes, handle ...

Most students do not struggle because they are lazy. They struggle because journal reading feels confusing, expensive, and intimidating. One weak search leads to weak sources. One weak source leads to weak claims. Then the whole paper becomes stress. This book is a practical guide for students who want to use academic journals well, even in real conditions where power is unstable, internet is unreliable, and time is limited. It shows you how to search smarter, choose sources with purpose, judge journals and articles for credibility, read research efficiently, take notes that turn into ...

Some stories make you laugh first, then leave you thinking long after the laughter fades. 50 Funny Stories is a collection of short, true-to-life tales told in a clear first-person voice, drawn from everyday moments in village life, travel, family conflict, community drama, and the strange surprises that come with modern life. In these pages, a simple mistake can become public comedy. A search for a brother in America can turn into a battle with distance. A gun barrel can turn a confident man into a whisper. A rumor can grow faster than truth. And a small act of goodness can begin a change ...

A girl is asked to fill a form in Juba City. One blank space refuses to stay blank. Religion. That single word opens a conflict that spreads from a home kitchen to a church pew, from a crowded bus ride to the quiet shade of a mango tree. Kiden is the only daughter among brothers, and she is tired of borrowed answers. As she searches, she meets competing claims, family pressure, street temptation, and the harsh honesty of hospital wards where shame cannot survive. Nyak, her childhood friend, tells this story in first person. He loved her deeply. Life pulled them apart when she was married ...

Conflict keeps repeating because we treat it too late and too emotionally. We wait until the heat is high. We listen to rumors. We react with pride. We recruit crowds. We treat every conflict as the same kind of conflict. Then we act shocked when a small issue becomes a long fight, a long fight becomes revenge, and revenge becomes a cycle that recruits new victims. The Principles of Conflict Management is a practical guide for ordinary people who want to interrupt that cycle before it demands blood. Written in clear language and built around real-life tools, this book shows you how to ...

Some journeys change your location. Others change your soul. The Journey of Faith: From Yei to Lagos is my personal account of the road, the people, the questions, and the quiet moments where God reshapes a person. It is written from the perspective of a young South Sudanese traveler learning to live with uncertainty, learning to trust God in motion, and learning to read the world with open eyes and a searching heart. This is not a tourist story. It is a faith story told through real places, real encounters, and real inner battles. Along the way, I wrestle with identity, calling, and ...

Living Wealthily is a reflective guide to prosperity rooted in lived wisdom, community values, and personal discipline. Through stories from the Upper Nile, John Monyjok Maluth challenges modern ideas of wealth and offers a grounded vision of success built on meaning, resilience, and shared growth. Instead of treating wealth as money alone, this book shows prosperity as a way of living: defining what matters, nurturing strengths through repetition, building systems that survive hard seasons, and choosing unity, service, and legacy over isolation and short-term status. Each chapter moves ...

Some scars are not just marks. They are lessons written on the skin. In Book 7 of the Autobiography Series, John Monyjok Maluth tells the true story of the day he received facial scars, and the long road that followed. What began as a cultural rite became a personal turning point shaped by peer pressure, fear of exclusion, and the hunger to belong. Years later, the same scars became a mirror he could not ignore, a reminder of choices made too young, and a quiet teacher that pushed him toward a different kind of manhood. This book is not written to shame a people or glorify pain. It is ...

What does it mean to learn when the world keeps breaking? In Journeying with God, Part III, John Monyjok Maluth tells a true story of education formed in scarcity, faith tested on the road, and purpose discovered through duty. Beginning with the world that raised him and the language that gave him belonging, he shows how learning becomes more than school. It becomes survival, identity, and a way of serving others. This memoir follows a path through early language learning and the mystery of literacy, into seasons of training, work, travel, and spiritual growth. Along the way, the reader ...

Unbound Hearts is a modern African poetry collection set beneath the wide sky of South Sudan. Through the voices of Panyim, Nyakor, Deng, Nyaluak, Bush, and Mary, John Monyjok Maluth explores love as courage, wisdom, unity, and healing. These poems move between romance and community, doubt and growth, private longing and public peace, asking one central question: what if heaven is not only a destination, but a way of living? Unbound Hearts invites readers to choose gentleness without surrender, forgiveness without denial, and unity without erasing difference. It is for anyone who has tried ...