The Party at the End of the Rainbow by Ronald Schulz provides readers with an impressive depiction of the countercultural movements that occurred between the late 1960s and early 1970s via the experiences of a young man who lived through the radical politics, the music...

Stories of piracy and sea warfare never fail to excite people's imaginations and have been the subjects of countless works of fiction and non-fiction, but we often underestimate the impact of pirates and their connections to significant historical events. In particular, the transatlantic slave trade...

Psycosmos by Matthew Lamoureux, Richard McPherson, and Tyler Zacharius challenges outdated historical and spiritual perspectives, leaning toward the integration of recent research that acknowledges the advanced nature of ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Mesopotamia. The authors critique modern theories, including evolution, for overshadowing ancient...

Palestine or Israel: 1460 Years—Conversion, Enslavement, Genocide by Patrick J. Roelle is an in-depth exploration of one of the most complex and long-standing conflicts in modern history. Roelle’s approach is historical and analytical, tracing the conflict's roots back to the early medieval period and following...

In Paris for Life: Notes From a Lifetime in and out of Paris, Barry Frangipane shares his delightful explorations of Parisian art, culture, and history. Barry's early fascination with Paris compelled him to return to the city decades later with his family. We see him...

Every day we seem to be moving a step closer to the possibility of a war breaking out. Tensions keep rising within and outside international borders. Minority communities all over the world keep making an outcry against oppression. World superpowers continue to flex their nuclear...

Life-long Parisian and licensed tour guide Edith de Belleville recounts her past experiences living in the City of Love with her captivating memoir, Parisian Life. In this book, de Belleville tells some memorable stories from her life interacting with people from various countries and fellow...

If we took enough time to look into human history with a mind that is open to learning from our ancestors, instead of just seeing them as less civilized people, what precious gems of knowledge would we unearth? Psycosmos - A Synthesis on Human History...

Poteet Victory by J. Robert Keating is a non-fiction biography about the acclaimed modern artist of the same name. Born in Oklahoma with the given name of Robert Poteet, the culture, tribal history, and immense influence his paternal Choctaw-Cherokee grandmother, Willie Victory, had on his...

Passport to Hiroshima: The Unthinkable, Inspiring Journey of a Japanese-American Family (Based on a True Story), co-authored by Toshiharu and Rita Kano, memorializes the story of a family of Japanese descent who, seemingly miraculously, survived the dropping of the atomic bomb, ironically enough nicknamed “Little...