The Inverted Order is not a theory — it is the blueprint of a global system shaping how nations are governed, how truth is managed, and how citizens are conditioned to obey.
From Mao to Davos, from censorship to programmable money, the book reveals how moral clarity was replaced by engineered compliance — and how decentralization can reclaim what was quietly taken.
A sober, ethical, and vision…

In Book of WereWolves, Baring‑Gould journeys across centuries and continents to unmask the legend of the werewolf, weaving together ancient myths, medieval trials and folk‑belief into a survey of one of humanity’s darkest superstitions.

In The Slayer of Souls by Robert W. Chambers the story follows Tressa Norne as she escapes captivity in the East and returns to America determined to reclaim her life while confronting a dangerous occult network that wants to exploit her knowledge.

The Book of Wonder by Lord Dunsany invites readers into a dreamlike world where imagination reigns and reality bends at its edges. Each story unfolds with a sense of enchantment and subtle mischief, blending myth, fantasy, and philosophical reflection. Dunsany crafts vivid worlds that challenge the limits of human wonder, encouraging readers to see magic not as illusion but as a lens to explore tr…

The Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla by Thomas Commerford Martin presents a remarkable account of Tesla’s pioneering contributions to science and technology. First published in 1894, this book captures Tesla’s revolutionary experiments and visionary ideas at a time when electricity and wireless transmission were transforming the modern world.
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The Quaker City by George Lippard is one of the most sensational and controversial novels of nineteenth-century America. First released in serial form, it shocked readers with its unflinching portrayal of vice, corruption, and hidden depravity in Philadelphia’s upper classes.

Adventures of the Infallible Godahl by Frederick Irving Anderson introduces readers to the brilliant yet mysterious Godahl, a master criminal whose cunning schemes and flawless execution make him one of crime fiction’s most fascinating antiheroes.

William Makepeace Thackeray’s Vanity Fair captures the follies, ambitions, and hypocrisies of early 19th-century English society. At its heart is Becky Sharp, a clever, ruthless social climber whose wit and determination drive her through the rigid class structures of her time.

For the first time, a comprehensive investigation into the origins of the Cardano Voucher Program, the redemption of billions of ada, and the controversies that followed is available in book form.
Commissioned by Input Output and conducted by McDermott and BDO, this report uncovers the truth behind one of blockchain’s most debated early funding programs. Spanning Cardano’s 10-year history—fr…

Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice delivers a haunting exploration of beauty, obsession, and decay. The novella follows the renowned writer Gustav von Aschenbach, whose rigid discipline unravels during a fateful trip to Venice, where he becomes consumed by a forbidden and destructive desire.