Sometimes the stakes are so high that a crime seems too good to be true. That's the way it was when Frank returned to Oakland from Colorado to organize the multi-million dollar robbery of Redi-Money, a check-cashing outfit that catered to down-and-outers.Complicating things were the fact that the heist was the brainchild of his best friend's "fiance," a femme fatale who oozed sex from every pore and seemed to be dead set on pitting Frank's crew members against each other. Add a cro...

Originally published in 1927, this illuminating study concerns three people, about two of whom much has already been written. The third, Princess Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein, has attracted less attention, in spite of her having occupied the greater part of Liszt’s inner life. The Princess in the large sense was an unmusical woman. It is a question whether her influence over Liszt was of a beneficient nature. She interested herself in Berlioz only for the purpose of checkmating Wagner, whom ...

Britain's Bilateral Links Within Western Europe (1984) examines the questions of Britain’s bilateral relations with its major West European partners – how did the British government adapt to the development of a network of intensive bilateral and multilateral collaboration? This entailed daily contacts between most departments of government on issues ranging from military procurement to educational exchange, from foreign policy to electricity supply, from cooperation against terro...

The Republican Revolution of 1994 is the wicked seed that killed Nicole Brown Simpson. This seed was planted to produce a hostile, racial climate in America in order to repeal Affirmative Action Legislation that advanced African–Americans and other minorities since the Civil Rights Movement of 1964. Advancements such as higher education, college admissions, and equal employment opportunities had begun to accelerate the extinction of the Political White Man, causing him to become an "Angry ...

If all diseases are acidic, then eat high-alkaline pH foods and enjoy a balanced, meaningful, loving, and easy life. “Let food be your medicine and medicine be your food” (Hippocrates).

Free the Dumb is about how Americans have lost their freedom by giving up their God given rights for privileges. The government should serve the people; the people should not serve the government. Will Rogers said, Its not what you dont know that hurts you. Its what you know that aint so. Benjamin Franklin said, Anyone giving up rights for security deserves to lose both. Orville Wright said, If we were to accept truth as everything we were told to be true, there would be little hope for th...

A guide to surviving the loss of a mate with practical exercises to gain greater insight into this agonizing, yet necessary personal journey.

"Prolegomena to the Study of Hegel's Philosophy, and Especially of His Logic" by William Wallace serves as a critical introduction to the complex ideas of Hegel, particularly focusing on his logical framework. Wallace meticulously examines Hegel's dialectical method, aiming to clarify the often opaque terminology and concepts that characterize Hegel's work. By providing a systematic analysis, Wallace seeks to make Hegel's philosophy more accessible to readers, emphasizing the importance of...

Little Nightmares is an anthology consisting of one long novelette and four short stories offering a unique cut on the classic horror and fantasy genre. Two of the stories, "Short Seller" and "Hard Repo," are crime stories with a gruesome slant similar to the grisly fiction published in the old E.C. Comics magazines, Tales from the Crypt, Vault of Horror and Haunt of Fear. Scratchers is a classic horror story, "Obeah" is a tale of black magic in the Old West and "Witch's Hat Trick" is a ya...

In this first-hand account of the earliest days of settlement in the Canadian West, William Wallace conveys a sense of unspoken courage--the courage that was needed to make a fresh start in a strange new land.

How to Write A Novel Every WeekThe trick is in coming up with enough plots.A wildly prolific, early 20th century pulp writer, William Wallace Cook was a writing machine. At times he did indeed regularly turn out a full novel every week, for weeks at a time.While he set the bar for pulp fiction, he was also passionate about the process of writing itself. Keeping notes on index cards, he was able to distill the process of plotting down to a simple, bu...

In "The Viking Blood," readers can expect a narrative that immerses them in the world of Viking culture, seafaring expeditions, and possibly the exploration of new lands. The story likely follows Viking characters who embark on daring voyages, encountering challenges, battles, and discoveries along the way.Wallace's writing style typically includes vivid descriptions of maritime adventures, detailed depictions of historical settings, and characters who embody the spirit of exploration and ...