National-identity Stories

The Last King of Burma tells the story of King Thibaw, the final monarch to rule over the Burmese kingdom before it was annexed by the British Empire in the late 19th century. The book delves into the political turmoil and unrest that characterized Thibaw's reign, the conflicts with the British Empire that ultimately led to the downfall of the Burmese monarchy, and the legacy of Thibaw as a symbol of resistance against colonialism. Through vivid descriptions and historical accounts, readers will gain a greater understanding of the Burmese people and the challenges they faced during this pivotal moment in their history. The Last King of Burma is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and culture of Southeast Asia.

Seventeen years after America invaded Canada, Prime Minister Enver Demirovic, with the help of his good (and long-suffering) friend Dustin runs a government-in-exile in the French territory of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. As St. John's is on the cusp of being liberated from American occupation, tensions are rising between the Canadian government-in-exile, and the Saint-Pierrais Territorial Council, who wants to see the Canadians leave the territory. Can the Canadians liberate St. John's? Can the government-in-exile stay in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon? Will Enver and Dustin see the liberation of their home?