Biography / History / Memoir

Junglekeeper: What It Takes to Change the World

Junglekeeper invites readers into the wild world on which all Earthly life depends—and, within it, into deeper truths about purpose, calling, and connection. Paul Rosolie, a kid from Brooklyn drawn irresistibly to the outdoors, finds himself in the Amazon, joining Indigenous communities in a fight to protect it from industrial threats. Along the way, readers encounter giant snakes, displaced jaguars, complex forest canopies, miraculous waterways, and uncontacted peoples defending their home.

Dreams and Mirrors

My book tells my story about the physical/emotional abuse and trauma I experienced growing up in a white suburban family with many social/economic advantages. Those advantages did not protect me. I stuffed the shame and fear I endured. At age 22 I had my first, terrorizing, screaming to wake nightmare, which lasted 35 years. I write how I went from my worthless self image to having a wonderful wife and daughter.

A Letter Unwritten

A Letter Unwritten offers a deeply moving exploration of how individuals shape and are shaped by one another. It is a celebration of resilience, love, and the threads of humanity that bind us all, leaving an indelible mark not just in words but in the hearts they touch. This is a story that will inspire readers to find their own strength, honor their connections, and embrace the challenges that define us. 

When the Curtain Falls Exposing the Darkside of Blue

Redina Thorpe Thomas’ life was like a drapery - an ornate curtain hanging beautifully against a wall for decorations. The fabric looked good on the outside, but the internal folds, needed to be cleaned as it harbored layers of thick dust that had accumulated over the years and were not visibly seen. Intoxicated by their charm Redina allowed herself to fall prey to the men who abused her heart and body. Co-dependency led to the need to be with a man, even if it meant being mistreated.

Wild Pitch- A Memoir of Baseball, Booze, and the Beast

Wild Pitch is a true story that tears the human condition of a man's life down to the bare bone. Its pages paint a portrait of a childhood shattered to pieces by an alcoholic father that leaves Jeff Grose with an anger that grows into a beast born from his dad's belt. Jeff channels the beast inside him into extraordinary success as a baseball pitcher on high school fields and then inside professional ball parks after he is drafted by the New York Mets at age 16.

Paddy and the Banshee: A Mythical Memoir Unlike Any Other

The story began as a fantasy based on a childhood memory about a Banshee in Ireland. As repressed memories surfaced, the story evolved into an memoir unlike any other. The story blends imagination with the true story about six-year-old Paddy in the 1960sand his life in New York City, to rural Kilkenny County in Ireland, and back to New York, and how he learned that Banshees are real while also managing to navigate and survive a broken home and a variety of other early-life challenges.

Truth on the Run- A Memoir

When life went up in flames—literally—Kate Santoro laced up and and wrote straight through the wreckage for 450 hours with a pen, paper and six notebooks. This is true unique story, of one woman who lost her two babies sons in London, her recent home in a California wildfire, and she uses her past experiences like the Boston marathon bombing to show her reader an intimate look into her heart.

Robbie Williams: The Last Pop Star

From Take That heartthrob to record-breaking solo artist, Robbie Williams has lived one of the most dramatic lives in British music. This intimate biography explores his rise from Stoke-on-Trent, his struggles with fame and self-doubt, the highs of Knebworth, and the grounding power of love and family. A moving portrait of music, resilience, and the price of stardom.

The 1800s: A Century of Extreme Drought and Intense Cold

Information about the climate as reported by the mass media is both incomplete and misleading. Climate Change or "Global Warming" is portrayed as a new phenomenon caused almost entirely by human activity. However, a thorough analysis of North America's climate reveal that both warming and increased precipitation have been a long-term trends that are documented since the earliest instrument records begin in the late 1700s.

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