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The Black Story: Who Made It a Sin to be Black: Choosing Racism Over Human Decency

by Debbie Alston

An urgent telling of Black history of racism. A testament to African Americans' struggles with slavery, segregation, and police brutality.

Gridiron Gypsies: How the Carlisle Indians Shaped Modern Football

by Tom Benjey

When Carlisle Indian School Superintendent Richard Henry Pratt acceded to students’ request that they be allowed to play football against other schools he had two conditions: 1) that they not slug or they would be considered savages if they did, and 2) in a few years they would play and beat the best team in the land. In 1896, just their third full season of play, they played tight games with the country’s four best teams in successive weeks, all on the road. Experts observed that... more

American Clarion Call: Our Journey Through History

by Michael Boyajian

Mike and Jeri share their journeys through American history visiting historic sites, attending patriot events and honoring family members who served from the American Revolution to the present while campaigning, protesting and voting.

"The person we had just purchased our historic 1841 John Adams style saltbox home from said that a flag had flown from this house since 9-11. We quickly asked him why the flag had not been flying before then.

"A great tribute to your ... more

Moses’ Biography in the Koran, a Window on a Page of the History of Ancient Egypt

by Al-aqqād Junior

Al-aqqād Junior assumed the mantle of a professional archeologist, self-imposing the task of reassembling the disparate fragments of Moses' life's details from 346 verses of 22 chapters of the Koran that dates back to 632 CE. He arranged them contextually, logically and analytically, so that the resulting work takes readers and listeners through a compelling, historic, unembellished, virtually cinematic documentary reconstruction of what actually took place, leading up to, during and after the I... more

Beyond Satanic

by William Harriss

This is the first finished of a series of related books; three others are currently works in progress. 'Beyond Satanic' is about the Roman Catholic Church's 2000 years of Anti-semitism. Religious, political, and physical abuse against Jews. It is about the truth of how involved the Catholic Church was in Anti-semitism; they are drenched in the responsibility of murder. It is also about old and modern—the murder of Jews on the pretext of heresy. The contents of this manuscript are based on con... more

THE REVOLUTION THAT WASN'T: My Candid Observations about the Shared Cuba and US Histories

by Graciela C. Catasus

The book gives readers a genuine glimpse into Cuba's admirable social and financial developments before Fidel Castro's 1959 communist takeover by citing documented works, and highlighting how the United States interfered both diplomatically and militarily before and after Cuba's independence from Spain. However, the book also exposes how the United States not only failed to recognize Castro's communist affiliation and criminal background as a threat to the island, but claimed it could not interf... more

Unstoppable Native American Women

by April Riverwood

Ten mini-biographies delve into the lives of Native American trailblazers you’ve probably never heard of who pioneered, persevered, overcame discrimination, and gently changed the world. Their actions opened up possibilities & paved the way for generations of women who have historically been overlooked and undervalued.

Ascendancy

by Patrick Earl Dwyer

An American heritage story, the Saga of the Magoffin and O'Dwyers and the diaspora from Ireland circa 1800 to America, Australia, Jamaica, and Mexico is chronicled in ASCENDANCY. It is a story of Triumph over Tragedy and of two families that cross paths in Ireland at a very turbulent time and again in America, eventually intermarrying. A Saga filled with action and romance, the story is one of the History and Fiction Genre in which fiction and non-fiction are woven connecting many historical peo... more

The Theology of Estrangement and the Theology of Intimacy

by N. D. Chambers

This work challenges traditional theories of how and why the Pentateuch and the Gospels in the Bible were written. The first writer of the origins of Israel, called the Yahwist, was reacting to the tragedies of King David's reign. The murder of Abel by Cain was inspired by two of David's sons that murdered their older brothers. David's son Solomon's kingdom was based on elitism, which replaced David's more egalitarian society. The writer(s) who put the completed Pentateuch together were a prie... more

Corsairs on the Spanish Main

by Guy Pommares

This book is the story of an accidental discovery. It started out as part of a routine site analysis for a seaside resort at a place called Puerto Francés on the Southern shores of the Caribbean. Questions about some unusual landforms progressively led us to bring to light one the most epic episodes in the development of modern society. Following the thread that brought us to unravel the secrets of an immensely far-reaching clandestine operation in the early renaissance was somewhat reminisc... more

356

by Stan Thomson

A Novel of 78,000 words in the Historical Fiction Genre by Stanley M Thomson Craig Erskine is a Scottish born Australian who returns to his childhood home some 60 years later. The address is 356 Easter Road Leith and it was there, in post WW2 that he was shot at by an Army pistol and terrorised by a Polish POW. He also had to take on the thought that his father was perceived to be a coward during the ... more

Zombie

by Clifford Benjamin

1). Clifford Benjamin 2). Dade City, FL 33523 3). Telephone # Private prefer email 4), Email Address: Benjaminclifford909@gmail.com 5). Details of past writing experience: published 14 books 6). Estimated Word Count: 85,898 7). Page Count: 326 8). Synopsis: Sucking the blood out of people was all fiction; those were dreadfully terrible times. But we have come many years from whence we came. Sadly, we have a president who did unimaginable things ... more

We've Done Them Wrong!: A History of the Native American Indians and How the United States Treated Them

by George E. Saurman

From the mountains, to the prairies To the oceans white with foam, Every Native American Must leave his home l. Imagine that someone comes to your home and forces you at gunpoint to leave. Your response might be termed "savage" "Savage" was how the New World invaders described American Indians. Settlers chased them across the continent, as the government signed treaties that they later broke. They also subjected the native inhabitants to horrible atrocities. Author George E. Saurman, a World War... more

I Could Have Been One

by Donald Wm. Jeffries

I use my life as a foundation to show the world I was born into, grew up in and became an adult living in including events of those times national and international both public and hidden, which came to light, showing how we came to our national and international current events.

Life Fighting: Why We Must Sometimes Fight, and How to Do So Well

by Robert W. Sweet

Fighting has gotten a bad name; it should not be so. Fighting itself is neither moral nor immoral; only its object can be said to be so. To be moral is not to fight no one; to be moral is to fight those who vitiate life and civilization. Edward Wilson writes that, if “moral aptitude” is like every other trait studied to date, it forms a bell curve, has a natural genetic distribution: some human beings are moral, others amoral or immoral. That the moral are far less willing to figh... more

The Murder of Alexander the Great: Book 2 - The Secret War (2019)

by Ajith Kumar

Seventy-two astonishing discoveries that lead us to the assassin of Alexander the Great The Murder of Alexander the Great, Book 2— The Secret War, traces Alexander’s expedition to the unknown boundaries of the ancient world and tracks his disastrous return journey finally ending in his deathbed in Babylon. In 326 BC, Alexander set out to conquer the world… He remained undefeated across three continents as he vanquished rulers and carved his territory with an insatiable hunger. As he finally ma... more

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