In "Absolute Relativity" author Robert Tretola ventures into a new world in which we control everything that exists. The ideas in this essay are drawn from the works of George Green and his books, inc
"Blue Skies, Green Hell, " a thriller written by a bush pilot s wife, is a riveting tale set in the 1950s when pioneers of the sky flew single-engine aircraft over unforgiving wilderness and impenetra
Living in the Theater of the Absurd: Chronic Illness presents a unique look at adapting to chronic illness. With an active imagination, an outrageous sense of humor, and personal experience with chron
This book reveals the living history of thirty-three German survivors who were deported from their homes in Romania and Yugoslavia, expelled from their homes in Czechoslovakia, and had to flee from th
Feelings of isolation and losing one’s sense of identity are not uncommon in a world that puts a premium on superficial pursuits. In How To Quench A Thirst Born In The Wilderness, author Ophelia Brown
Feelings of isolation and losing one’s sense of identity are not uncommon in a world that puts a premium on superficial pursuits. In How To Quench A Thirst Born In The Wilderness, author Ophelia Brown
Dean Warren has had a distinguished and varied career. As a young veteran of the Bikini Atom bomb tests, he attended UCLA, The London School of Economics, and Harvard. While in London, he and two othe
Poems of Living, Loving and Lore. This book is a journey through the seasons of life. Living explores the simple beauty of nature, a child’s rapturous delight in rain showers and the beginning of summ
Based on the actual experiences of American soldiers during World War II, KICKER features the lives of those who fought in the China, Burma and India Theatre, also known as CBI. Written by R Grey Hoov
Based on the actual experiences of American soldiers during World War II, KICKER features the lives of those who fought in the China, Burma and India Theatre, also known as CBI. Written by R Grey Hoov
What was it like living in a small sleepy Southern town when the war suddenly arrived on the doorstep 150 years ago? Th ese are the stories of residents from various walks of life, and the struggles t
Includes a survey of the historic Mule Train trails of the region, with analysis of each section's history and its potential recreational opportunities for equestrians, sportsmen and prospectors.
This book was written for all the soldiers and their spouses. There is no limit of respect that the author has for the men and women who wear the uniform, and for their spouses. No one knows what goes
This book reveals the living history of thirty-three German survivors who were deported from their homes in Romania and Yugoslavia, expelled from their homes in Czechoslovakia, and had to flee from th
A baby girl was found abandoned in the Highlands of New Mexico with no signs of her biological parents. They were never found. A young childless couple adopts the baby girl and she is raised as their
CHASING LATITUDES A crazed cockamamie Caribbean tale: The Caribbean. The name alone conjures up images of sun, surf and fun. Fun being the ideal word for the sometimes mysterious Caribbean. A place wh
The story and description of life on an operational base bang on . . . . . . attack sequences gut wrenching . . . . . . the gamut of death, destruction and loss of close friends made good and descript
DONE WITH THE TALKING is the story of three young Special Forces men who spent years in Afghanistan and Pakistan under brutal, dangerous conditions. These were men with high moral values who wanted to
This second edition collection of Legal Letters written by Attorney Andrew Agatston to Children's Advocacy Centers, child advocates and detectives builds upon the 2009 book, "The Legal Eagles of Child