The life and times of seven revolutionary leaders — Lumumba, Sankara, Biko, Gaddafi, Cabral, Machel, and Traoré — in three editions for different readers.

The companion volume: five revolutionary leaders of the Americas — Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X, Che Guevara, Fred Hampton, and Louis Farrakhan — in three editions.

Six of history's longest-lasting dynastic traditions — Egypt, China, Japan, Iran, Ethiopia, and Mansa Musa's Mali — with a 5,000-year comparative timeline.

Twelve Black American innovators and business titans — Gladys West, Jerry Lawson, Jesse Russell, Lonnie Johnson, Lanny Smoot, Reginald Lewis, Bob Johnson, Sheila C. Johnson, David Steward, Roy Clay Sr., Mark Dean, and David Blackwell — in three editions.

The forty-two negative confessions of ancient Egypt — the declarations every heart hoped to make before the scales of Ma’at — with the stories of Imhotep, the wise man who became a god, and Akhenaten, the king who changed the gods. Three editions.

Iran’s battles through the ages — eleven battles across twenty-five centuries, from Cyrus at the gates of Babylon to the Iran–Iraq war, each with its outcome and the lessons and strategies it left behind. Three editions.

The library distilled: ten leadership principles drawn from every leader and dynasty on these shelves — written for leaders, and for those who mentor them.