From May’s final work we learn details of his childhood vision impairment and his rickets, both a result of being malnourished in his childhood years. His strange state of mind that followed in later years he described in much detail, yet despite his attempts to understand it, it confused him and presented an enigma to all his biographers. This puzzle is analyzed and solved here. What Karl May described and attributed as his reaction to stress is today labeled Dissociative Identity Disorder, which was not recognized nor understood in his own time. This book was written by Dr. William E. Thomas and the short video was Narrated by Victor Epp.

This is the fifth book in the Oriental Odyssey series. More adventures are in the offing within the dark chambers deep beneath of Baalbek. This fifth volume was translated by Michael M. Michalak and Victor Epp will soon transform this work into an Audio book. Here is a short movie for your enjoyment.

This is the fourth volume of the Oriental Odyssey series. Here we are in Iraq with more spellbinding adventures and nail-biting action. Will our intrepid traveler survive the onslaught of bandits and the terrible illness that is carried on the putrid air? Here is a short movie preview of this fourth volume. It is translated by Michael M. Michalak and Victor Epp is working hard to transform the tale into an Audio book.

This is the third volume of the Oriental Odyssey series. In it we ride across Wild Kurdistan and experience many more exciting adventures. This third volume was translated by Michael M. Michalak and will soon be transformed into an Audio Book by Victor Epp. Here is a short movie clip for your enjoyment.

This is the second volume of Karl May’s Oriental Odyssey. The journey begun in the first volume continues into what is nowadays called Iraq. We visit the Jesidi [Yezidi] who are also known as ‘Devil Worshippers’. This second volume was translated by Michael M. Michalak and will soon be transformed into an Audio Book by Victor Epp. Here for your enjoyment is a short movie clip.

This is the first volume of Karl May’s Oriental Odyssey. It is a tale filled with excitement and adventure. It describes an epic journey from Algiers through the world’s largest desert and beyond – a journey that uncovers a mystery and hopes to solve a crime. This first volume was translated by Michael M. Michalak and will soon be transformed into an Audio Book by Victor Epp. Here for your enjoyment is a short movie clip.

The Treasure of Silver Lake is a popular Karl May tale of mystery. It was Translated by into English by Harbert Windolf and will soon be transformed into an Audio Book by Victor Epp. Here for your enjoyment is a short movie clip.

This is the final volume of the Winnetou saga. Karl May wrote this volume years after he had completed the Winnetou trilogy. This volume was translated by Herbert Windolf and Victor Epp transformed the work into an Audio Book. Here for your enjoyment is a short movie clip.

This is the third volume of the Winnetou trilogy, which was later followed by a final fourth volume that dealt with the legacy of this great Apache chief. This third volume was translated by Michael M. Michalak and transformed into an Audio Book by Victor Epp. Here for your enjoyment is a short movie clip.

This is the second book in the Winnetou trilogy which was later followed by a final fourth volume in the series that dealt with the legacy of this great Apache chief. This second volume was also translated by Victor Epp, who transformed his translation into an Audio Book. Here now is a short movie clip for your enjoyment.