Spirituality and Sustainable Development by Rohana Ulluwishewa examines an old social dilemma from a new perspective. Instead of focusing on poverty and inequality as the issue, he proposes that the elitists and over-consumers are the real problem. They approach sustainability from an economic viewpoint not...

Run: Your Personal Guide to Winning Public Office by Senator Marian Walsh is an informative guide that lays out the necessary tools for candidacy, perfect for first-timers or re-elections, candidate supporters and informed voters. Each detailed chapter explains the political process in layman’s terms, while...

Political Craps by Thomas Ufert is a call to action for US citizens to protect freedom and become informed participant in the political process. This detailed book examines the history of politics in a way that is easy to understand and shows that the shenanigans...

The Astronaut Wives Club is a fascinating, poignant and often heartrending window into the daily lives of the women whose husbands went to work outside of earth’s atmosphere and all too often did not come home. At the beginning of the Race to Space, the...

In Search of God and the Ten Commandments by Sue A. Hoffman is so obviously a labor of love and commitment. The author, with the help of friends, family, and people concerned with the original Ten Commandments project, has created a work which records and...

The Seamy Corners of American Politics: Current Conservative Articles on American Politics by Kevin C. Caffrey gives you information from the side of the conservative parties of the United States; the Tea Party and conservative Republican Party. It discusses how this country needs to change...

Ponzi Regulation by Chidem Kurdas is not just any old story; it’s the truth of financial schemes and scams that have been going on for a very long time. It will tell you the ways that people can and have stolen from others, and give...

Walter Coffey has written a first class overview of the period following the Civil War (The War Between the States) and in so doing has provided a very good teaching tool. Other than serious students of the subject, most of us have, at best, a...

Fifty Shades of Pain: How Obama Care Will Slowly Strangle America by Christopher L. Markham is a collection of fifty points of socio-economic doom and gloom which the author contends could become reality if The Affordable Health Care Act is not drastically revised before full...

Defining Pearl is indeed a pearl of great price. The memoir of Pearl Matibe is written by an extraordinary woman who was a part of the political opposition to a dictator in Zimbabwe and lived to tell about it. In an attempt to define who...