Cybersecurity by Justin K. Kojok begins with the evolution of cybersecurity, rooted in the CIA triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Kojok traces developments from basic password protection to AI-based defenses, covering tools like firewalls, encryption, and Zero Trust models. Kojok categorizes threats such as viruses,...

Crossing the Cactus by David C. Blivin is a roadmap for building tech commercialization ecosystems beyond Silicon Valley in under-resourced regions in the U.S. Blivin talks about the critical importance of early-stage capital, experienced leadership aligned with startup phases, and local talent pipelines supported by...

Conquer the Planet: A Modern-Day Global Enslavement Handbook is author Sir Lawrence McAlister's framework on global domination centered on controlling culture, politics, war, and business as interconnected systems that enforce hierarchical social structures. He highlights the evolution of slavery into sophisticated economic and psychological control,...

Circle of Sawdust, penned by Rob Mermin, is a circus performer’s memoir about a life lived under the big top. Beginning in the late 1960s, Rob chronicles his experiences in many different circuses through visual and written snapshots. For Rob, being a circus performer is...

ChatGPT for Job Hunters: How-to Guide by Carolyn Schrader is a detailed guide that enables job hunters to leverage the abilities of the AI chatbot, ChatGPT, in their job-searching process, especially for those who haven't applied for jobs in a while. It shows how to...

Creative Provinces: A New World of Enchanting and Empowered Communities by Valerie Ann Larson Haynes introduces the concept of Creative Provinces. These are self-sustaining communities united by shared visions. These provinces allow individuals to retain property ownership while linking their resources voluntarily, offering flexibility for...

Covid Wars: America's Struggle Over Public Health and Personal Freedom by Ronald Gruner discusses the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic, beginning with historical precedents like the 1918 Spanish Flu and President Bush's pandemic preparedness efforts in the 2000s. Gruner traces the evolution of virology,...

James R Olsen describes Covid Wars as a true story from both sides. He discusses the suspected origins of the virus from Wuhan in China and includes other possibilities. This first book in a series of three follows the procedures of how China dealt with...

Captain Kidd by Samuel Marquis takes a fresh look at the man behind the legend, showing that William Kidd wasn’t just some ruthless pirate—he was actually a respected privateer who got tangled up in political games that ruined his life. Marquis dives deep into Kidd’s...

A global pandemic, Middle East, Ukraine, climate change – there have been many changes around the world over the past decade, and what better way to get through it all than to cook? That’s what Astrid Tuttle Winegar did and her book Celebrating Comfy, Cozy...