“ben trovato”

Ben Trovato shares his tips, yet again, for surviving (or not) in South Africa and other interesting places. In a very satirical tone and covering a wide range of topics, this guide provides invaluable advice on how to survive the South African lifestyle. Topics such as alien invasion, armed robbery... More

Ben Trovato, the man who inadvertently managed to incur the wrath of gay men, feminists, transvestites, former soldiers, fishermen, and the Spanish within a frighteningly short span of time, now turns his attention to golf. In this entertaining and informative collection of anecdotes, Trovato tackle... More

Wildly hilarious and almost too outrageous to believe, the correspondence of South Africa's most famous humor writer has now been compiled into one volume comprised of the author's (and fans') favorite letters. Assembled from his three previous compilations, this newest volume is a "greatest hits" o... More

A funny, wise and heartwarming story of a young man's first forays into love during a long, hot summer in New York City. Henry likes to think of himself as a promising jazz musician. The truth, however, is slightly less glamorous. At 18, he was dropped out of university, lives at home with his bic... More

This book presents the risks, responsibilities, and liabilities of which every employee should be aware, as well as simple protective steps to keep corporate data and systems secure. Easy-to-understand strategies for secure password management, surfing the Internet, email and file transfer, storin... More

Azaro is a spirit child who is born only to live for a short while before returning to the idyllic world of his spirit companions. Now he has chosen to stay in the world of the living. This is his story.About Author: Ben Okri's books have won several awards including the Commonwealth Writers' Prize... More

"I do feel a sense of the sacred in a number of respects and I could quote other scientists who feel the same." Richard Dawkins We call many things sacred, from cows, churches and paintings to flags and burial grounds. Is it still meaningful to talk of things being sacred, or is the idea merely a r... More