Book Series
ECG - 2018
12 books by Eurasian authors published within the framework of the 2nd Book Series ECG 2018 are to be presented at in November 2018 at the VII Open Eurasian Literature Festival & Book Forum in Bangkok, Thailand.
The books of authors published within the Book Series ECG are sent to libraries and online stores to be accessed by readers around the world.
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Each book receive its UK ISBN.
Copies book sent to the second largest library in the world – the British Library and the Legal Deposits.
The book series published by the Eurasian Creative Guild placed on the largest and most popular shopping website – Amazon.
“VERTICAL RACE”�Yuri Bashmanov
"Vertical Race" is a tale about real people, their trials, and how the human spirit is able to overcome any adversity, or vice versa, when persistence falls in the face of the slightest difficulties.
Yuri Bashmanov is a master of alpine sports and his book maps his path through childhood, the army and mountaineering exploits.
The stories are imbued with vitality, heroic optimism and faith in man; all of which fill the soul with light and inspire endurance in a struggle against misery.
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«ӨҢ МЕН ТҮС»�Shamshiya Zhubatova
The book "Өң me tүs" is a book of poems by Shamshiya, who has been writing since she was 13 years old. A highly skilled wordsmith, her creative writing is full of colour and beauty.
To date, she has published ten collections of poetry and prose.
"Mother's Heart" is the poetic work written literally in the sky, since 1,500 lines were born during a three hour flight.
Shamshia Zhubatova’s collection is a kind of sermon of the soul; a love story for humanity, her native land and children, in which she lays bare a complex world view of a completely new era and the birth of another generation.
«COLD SHADOWS»�Shahsanem Murray
This multi-layered thriller, straddling 40 years, revolves around a group of disparate individuals living seemingly unconnected lives in various countries. A murder on the Moscow to Frunze train leads to the gradual exposure of a complex web in which their lives, loves and professions have long been entangled. Bound together by an intriguing series of incidents, each struggles to survive the hardships and challenges that life throws at them, from radical changes in the political climate to the murky antics of spies and double agents. But behind everything lies love...
Lara Prodan
“Why are We so Similar?”
It was the final concert of the international competition: “Stars of the 21st Century”. Maureen Stewart, a violinist from the USA, stepped up on the stage.
Sitting in the tenth row of the stalls, Mr and Mrs Borisov stared at Maureen in astonishment, for she and their daughter Masha, were as alike as two drops of water.
And then in the intermission, Masha ran backstage to meet Maureen…
Valentina Dynych
"Thread"
"Thread" is the result of a new project launched by the Eurasian Creative Guild. The collection comprises contributions by members and friends of the Eurasian Creative Guild, united in a universal cultural space through works of literature united by the common themes inherent in the creativity of nations.
Volume 1: in partnership with BelBrand
Volume 2: ECG members from 10 countries
Dildora Tulyaganova “Imitating the Sufis”
Dildora Tulyaganova is a professional journalist, scriptwriter, photographer and poet from Tashkent (Uzbekistan). Her perception of the world was shaped by the creative works of Alisher Navoi, Babur, Omar Khayyam, Pushkin, Yesenin and others.
She literally fell ill when working on the great enlighteners of the Jadid movement in Central Asia, including Behbudiy, Fitrat, and Munavvar Corey Abdurashidkhanov. This led to the future transfer of Yonmagan Özuvlar (Manuscripts do not burn) on Uzbek State TV. In 1999, he was invited to work at Internews, and then on Radio Liberty.
In 2010, she was commissioned by TRT (Turkish Broadcasting Corporation) to shoot 7 documentaries about diasporas living in Uzbekistan (Uygurs, Kazakhs, Dungans, Azerbaijanis, Bashkirs, Poles, Russians).
She is also a regular participant of international scientific conferences.
Academic Book Series ECG
The ECG Academic Book Series opens the door for authors specializing in all scientific fields. Publishing your work in the series is a significant step towards cooperation with an international scientific assembly and provide a unique opportunity to find out how relevant your work is to the global reader.
Your work will be published in London, by a team of specialists and you will also have the opportunity to present your work at leading world universities (including the University of Cambridge as part of the annual conference) and meet scientists, politicians and international researchers and organizations.
Cambridge International Press provides authors with the coveted opportunity to have their work placed in the British Library and Legal Deposit; the world’s second largest depository of copyrighted books.
The publishing house will also promote your work on Amazon, the world’s largest online trading platform, enabling readers to purchase your work from online stores in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, the UK and America.
The author will receive royalties of 10% of the funds received by the publisher for each book sold.
Bakhyt Rustemov “The Earth is our Common Home”
This book by the famous Kazakh international publicist reflects upon the reality of life in Kazakhstan over the past twenty-seven years after gaining independence. It explores the difficult transition from socialism to capitalism and its impact on the country’s people, the majority of whom were caught by surprise by the new way of life enforced upon them. For all these years, author lived in their midst and like them, learned how to survive the hardships and privations that befell ordinary citizens. He was thus well-placed to experience and study in depth, the relationship of people with society, and the relationship between people and the State.
Other publications of his analytical and research work include: “Islam-The Source of Spiritual Development”, “The Influence of Darwin’s Theory on National Consciousness”, “The Religious Factor-as one of the political aspects of the spiritual and cultural development of society”, “ What is Better - Capitalism or Socialism?”, “How to Make our Lives Better Today than Yesterday”, “How to Remain a Man in the World of People”, and “Man, Take Care of Yourself and Your Descendants”.
«The Professional Competence of a Ballet Dancer “ by G. Kapanova
“The Professional Competence of a Ballet Dancer” is a bold attempt to structure a huge amount of factual material relating to research into various aspects of the Ballet. The author has amassed a unique body of information which is used to examine the competence of a professional ballet dancer in relation to recognised standards of excellence, mental properties and anatomical characteristics. Special attention is paid not only to the motor and functional competencies of the modern dancer, but also to the disclosure of the artistic and personal potential of the performer. This book is aimed primarily at those who are professionally associated with classical choreography, but should also be of interest to students of the performing arts and ballet connoisseurs.
«A Feast in Place of War» by Nadezhda Kolyshkina
“A Feast in Place of War” is a play based on the book of the same name published in Moscow in 2013.
It is set 12,000 years BC on the sacred Mount Meru, where the Greco-Roman gods have gathered to end their protracted feud with the Titans once and for all.However, not even the gods can make everything go their way and Zeus is forced to replace the Council of Gods with a feast, when the Titans don’t appear up for the talks.
The gods aren’t exactly falling over themselves to attend either the feast or the ball. The supreme deity's beloved children Athena, Aphrodite and Apollo don’t come, and there is no sign of Mother Gaia, who is too preoccupied in trying to prepare an elixir of immortality for her earthly progeny.
save them from destruction—and Hera, the goddess of women and marriage, is equally determined to stop her. But how will Zeus react when he finds out that his own wife hasn’t informed him of her cunning plan?
“Love for All, Hatred for None! - The Meaning of the Life of the Muslim Ahmadi “�by Nurym Taybek
The Ahmadi Movement is the only one in Islam that declared, in accordance with the prescription of Muhammad, the cancellation of military jihad (from 1891) in connection with the emergence of the Messiah Mahdi (and the beginning of the human rights era). Ahmad fought against the politicization of Islam and restored the original - peaceful, safe and spiritual - interpretation of the concepts of “jihad” and “caliphate”, by illustrating the obsolescence and inconsistency of their military-political interpretation. All non-Akhmadi Muslim movements oppose the rationalist Ahmadi understanding by taking the literalist worldview, the main element of which is the “bloody messiah...converting the whole world to Islam” with a sword, killing the dissenters, and breaking all the crosses in the world, like ISIL.
«Abai, Future of Kazakhstan and World Civilization» �by Orazaly Sabden
For more than two centuries, the poetical works and «Words of Edification» of the great Abai Kunanbaev have provided guidance for the intellectual enrichment for Kazakh people and the indeed, the whole of humanity. In this book, the author examines the conditions of globalization and new challenges posed by the 21st century, and offers his own 15 considerations. He appeals to congeners to look at the world from a new angle as he pushes for innovation and the creation of a socially economic analysis of the development of civilization, whilst referencing Abai’s learning and its moral codices for the purpose of building a future humane society.
The book outlines three mega projects: « A Panorama of the History of Turk Peoples», «The Concept of Human Survival Strategy in the 21st Century», and «The National Concept of the Spiritual Rebirth of Turkestan».
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