Boris Zubry

This is a collection of poetry written at different times and in different places, and covers an array of subjects from romance to politics. This collection of poetry is well written and produced.

This is a play about children born as twins, and their fate. Some of them had to die and some were hidden away and often sold. Many read, saw and remember the "Iron Mask". This play is written in the classic poetic style of the rhythm and rhyme. This book is also illustrated with vintage and antique drawings and engravings. This is good to read and most likely, to act in the theatrical setting.

"MILES OF THOUGHTS" is an enthralling collection of short stories and satiric essays bringing together the whole world using social and political satire designed to soften the blow of the real issues. From Russia to Europe to Saudi Arabia to the United States, it follows you no matter where you go and what you do when you get there. It makes you think, laugh, disagree or even agree. Watch out - here we come.

The time is now, a few years after the former Soviet Union became democratic and friendly with the whole world. The military exercises on the American soil would mark the new beginning in the East-West relations. That is when the anti-Western coalition led by the FSB (successor of the KGB) is planning to attack taking the world over by force. The new war, as a chess game, unfolds with masterful moves of the FSB General Konev and folds in with the masterful counter-moves of the American General Foster. This is a riveting novel of international intrigue that brings the work to the brink of World War III.

This is a collection of short stories that would take you around the world and mostly cover experiences of the author. From the childhood in the Soviet Union through the immigration to the United States, Mr. Zubry tells it how he sees it. His observations of Russia, Saudi Arabia, United States and many other places may be new to you and not discussed before. Mr. Zubry has a very fresh look at many issues.

The Mongol nation that used to rule a half of the world for about five hundred years is on decline for the last couple hundred years. The old prophecy states that, when everything is just right, someone of the different blood would come and save the nation from the financial disaster. A new archeological dig of the burial from the time when Mongols roamed the world presents the last resting place of Batu Khan - the conqueror of Eastern Europe. There is a diary written by Batu Khan that hints that Khazars - the Jews of the Central Asia were completely integrated into Mongol society. More, many, including Batu Khan himself, were married to the Jews for generations, thus they were Jews more often than the Mongols. Mongols could be another lost Jewish tribe and the nation was - The Jewish Nation of Mongols. Now, the Mongols have to fulfill the prophecy and find the person that would save the country. That takes them to the Jewish community of Williamsburg, NY.

This is a custom edition of Quality Control/Quality Assurance and Improvement (ASET - 130) textbook for Community College of Philadelphia.

This is a collection of satiric essays, poetry, and words of wisdom (author's quotations) written over the years and in different corners of the world. Most of it is not politically correct and reflects the feelings at the time and the place. Some places were more abrasive on the thoughts of the author that the others. Some of it was conceived in the Soviet Union, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, and some in the United States. Still, if you look at it from the right angle, it would tickle your funny bone.

Miles of Learning is a collection of short stories and humorous, sometimes political, essays. Yes, it will make you smile, and it is not infected by the politically correct statements. The author was trying to express his opinion on many issues without offending anyone. Did it work? You have to judge for yourselves while traveling around the world. So, fasten your safety belts and let's go.

The time is now. The former Soviet Republics have officially became democratic and friendly with the whole world. The crime is on the rise. In the seventies and the eighties, thousands of Soviet Jews left the country. Antisemitism, social and political issues made it more and more unbearable. The sudden opening in the policy made it possible to leave the country and free themselves. Years later, they are people of the world while the Russian crime is choking it. Alex, a Russian born former Israeli commando, is called to help in destroying the Russian Mafia operating in Russia and in the West. This is his chance to bay back for the death of the parents. "From Russia with Hate" is connected to the previous Mr. Zubry book "And Winds of Revolution Blew..." but not necessarily a continuation. Yet, some characters are the same.

This is a riveting novel (memories) of life of the American cat. An American feline cat, Puska, lived with the same man for eighteen years. All her life. Before she dies, Puska leaves the "Memoirs" recalling her life and her views on many issues. These memoirs take us to numerous places in the US and around the world. The reader would visit California, Texas, New Jersey, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Great Britain, and Russia and meet many wonderful animals living there. Puska befriends all of them having her take on these places through their and her own perspective.

This is a play about children born as twins, and their often tragic fate. Some of them had to die and some were hidden away and even sold. Many read, saw and remember the "Iron Mask". This play is written in the classic poetic style of the rhythm and rhyme. This book is also illustrated with vintage and antique drawings and engravings. This is good to read and most likely, to act in the theatrical setting.