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A practical guide written from front-line experience that explains the evolution of spying and why today it's much easier to find much more strategic information. This book can be of significant benefit to business, government, the legal community, and law enforcement by showing how to protect again... More

The stories of relationships in this collection all have a common core of respect and empathy for the human condition and the connections people make-or fail to make-with each other. The author draws on his long and thoughtful observation of people to create characters and situations depicting a bro... More

Jack Gascogne, even with an Ivy League MBA and a rich trust fund, can't avoid trouble. Fired from his job as a stock broker for being too honest, he withdraws from the financial world to become a lobster fisherman in Maine. The world won't leave him alone. Angry football players, murderous drug traf... More

"Why War?" is the story of three young Americans fighting in France in the last year of WWI. Apart from patriotism, each has more personal reasons for enlisting. Kent Ward, a law student with a wife and young son, wants to prove his manliness. Wally Patch wants to escape his abusive working-class fa... More

This anthology is more correctly a compilation of translations selected primarily for those who have no means of enjoying French poetry in the original. Expanded from a collection gathered originally for personal pleasure, it is my belief that most of the selections here included are of high poetica... More

With its 32 poems "Suddenly one Monday" is as powerful as it is concise. In a rhythmic language with poetic images the author deals with issues of his personal life, but goes far beyond that to reflect on problems and issues of mankind and the whole world. In his personal sphere we are confronted wi... More