Men of Men by Wilbur Smitha In Laughable Loves

In Laughable Loves

Once again the enemy is stirring

This journal—designed to help you live your most heroic life—will show you how to own your mornings

Burton’s translation of The Kama Sutra remains one of the best English interpretations of this early Indian treatise on politics

the "seed of martial arts"

Men of Men by Wilbur Smitha In Laughable LovesZouga was left alone, as alone in spirit as he had ever been in any of his wanderings across the vast African continent. He had spent almost the last penny he owned on these few square feet of yellow earth at the bottom of this hot and dusty pit. He had no men to help him work it, no experience, no capital. A tribal battle. An Empire's war. Zouga Ballantyne has in his blood a fanatic's need to find diamonds, one that will take him to Southern Africa's