I am a 73 yr old self trained Amateur Cryptographer and Amateur Linguist that has been doing original research on why specific letters were used to create specific words. For example the letter S in snake is a picture of a snake. the P in spoon is a picture of a spoon and so forth. My credentials are my discoveries. which are many. I currently have four e books out for publication. The JFK book is a "jaw dropping" expose on who killed JFK, how they did it and why. The evidence points to wh...

This novel grapples with Human Trafficking, our contemporary form of slavery on a global scale. The characters draw us into a plot that connects many dots on a journey of discovery on several levels. Barrett Sherman is sometimes the narrator. He and his wife, Adrienne, are going through a difficult phase in their marriage. He is readily vulnerable to the charms of Sabrina, an exotic "working woman", who lures him into a frightening reality. He learns that Sabrina is part of a network that ...

This is an expose proving that the letters of our alphabet were seen as PICTURES by the monks of the Roman Catholic Church who played such an important role in creating some of our world languages including: Latin, English, French, Italian and more. This book is historical because it is going to cause a revolution in the study of Linguistics

As the world plunges into total chaos, a small group of scouting families head to the hills to try and save their lives and what’s left of their civilization while they wait out the destruction of the only world they know.

This is an expose on how Jesus Christ was invented. It was discovered that ideas in the form of words mostly spelled phonetically, were invented from the name Christ and then those ideas were used to create the scenes or stories about Christ. This technique of inventing fiction has been kept secret for centuries. It did however eventually leak out and other writers used it to invent fiction.

Before Socrates, before Plato, you had archaic Greece, a time of tyrants such as Draco, Periander, and Pittacus. But it was also a time of Philosophers and Poets. At 600 BC, Sappho, the renowned Poetess of Lesvos, was at her peak. Greece was in transition from an oral tradition to the written word. Poets had the power to make or break reputations and challenge politicians. They also entertained at weddings, temples, and brothels; and supplied elegies at funerals. Cleis, a young Athenian gi...

Steven K. Green tells the story of the nineteenth-century School Question, the nationwide debate over the place and funding of religious education, and how it became a crucial precedent for American thought about the separation of church and state.

Steven K. Green tells the story of the nineteenth-century School Question, the nationwide debate over the place and funding of religious education, and how it became a crucial precedent for American thought about the separation of church and state.

In a world that no longer has trust in human reasoning, reliance upon Computer logic is supreme. A young woman is hearing voices and receives treatment in the prescribed manner. But WHAT IF THE VOICES ARE REAL?? Her therapist begins to suspect something and is drawn into a web of intrigue. What do the Voices reveal about human evolution? What is their agenda? The characters and the suspense draw the reader into a not-too-distant time of a political and technological Turning Point. The book...

Come to Archaic Greece, 600 BC, when Sappho and other poets sometimes entertain and sometimes provoke and criticize. Unlike Sparta or Lesvos, the wives of Athens are constrained in domestic chores. Their husbands, in contrast, are free to enjoy the local brothels. Cleis, a girl of 15, reluctantly goes through the rite of passage and is forced into an arranged marriage. But she cannot submit to the traditions of Attica and escapes. The boat she takes belongs to Charoxos, the brother of Sapp...

The path of a young man's mind within himself and his spiritual world.

Traces the rising emphasis on parenthood in contemporary American politics.Certain events in one's life, such as marriage, joining the workforce, and growing older, can become important determinants of political attitudes and voting choice. Each of these events has been the subject of considerable study, but in The Politics of Parenthood, Laurel Elder and Steven Greene look at the political impact of one of life's most challenging adult experiences-having ...