BookLife - Resources and tools for book publishers and writers

Neville Chamberlain's War

by Frederic Seager

Neville Chamberlain's war was phoney from the start. He did not seek the defeat of Germany, since the British establishment viewed that country as the prime bulwark against Bolshevism. After more than eight months of waiting, during which time the French army and the small British contingent lost much of their fighting spirit, Hitler launched a remarkably successful invasion of Norway, the Low Countries and France. In effect, Britain handed most of Western democratic Europe to Nazi Germany on a ... more

A VETERAN SPEAkS

by Hartley Barnes

Between the covers are stories depicting the challenges of veterans during wartime. The mental transformation they return home with, and the agony to find their way to normalcy. We say to the veteran (s) thank you for your service and not understanding how their lives have changed. They cry in silence as the family watches. Spouses cry aloud as husbands and wives decay. Children ask questions and the answers are not satisfying, and they ask more questions. I, the author, a veteran, am... more

The Shaolin Temple Story

by James R. Martin

Full-Color Edition - 448 pages The Shaolin Temple Story is an in-depth, well-written tour of the Monastery by someone who has lived, worked, and studied there for forty years. For those interested in Shaolin Kung Fu, the book introduces the secrets of its beginnings. Explore the History, Culture, Kung Fu, and Chán Traditions of the original Shaolin Temple and Monastery in Dengfeng, Zhengzhou, Henan, China, as recalled by the current Abbot of the Monastery. Abbot Shi Yongxin documents in wo... more

Algorithmic Warfare: The Rise of Autonomous Weapons

by Josh Luberisse

“Algorithmic Warfare: The Rise of Autonomous Weapons” is a comprehensive analysis of the development, deployment, and ethical considerations of autonomous weapons systems in modern warfare. Written by an author with proven expertise in the fields of military strategy, artificial intelligence, and international law, this book explores the benefits and risks of using autonomous weapons, as well as the impact they could have on society. From the history of the DOD’s Third Offset Strategy to the dev... more

The Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence: Strategic Implications of AI for Global Security

by Josh Luberisse

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an ever-evolving field that has far-reaching implications for humanity. With its ability to analyze, learn and process data at a pace much faster than humans, AI has the potential to transform various domains, including economics, healthcare, education, and defense, to name a few. This book aims to examine the many ways in which AI is shaping the global landscape and its impact on politics, governance, and international relations. The objective of this book is t... more

Twelve Rebels Hidden in Washington, DC

by Tony Spadafora

This book tells tales of twelve reformers. Their memorials are off the beaten path, and their stories are not well known. But their struggles impact us every day. . . . There are four groups: Women, Labor and Civil Rights pioneers working towards America's more perfect union, and heros overseas. Whether visiting Washington, DC, or reading at home, you will be surprised -- and inspired.

Great Zimbabwe Artifacts Volume 1

by Ahmed Mheta

The book touches on ancient objects that people in the past used.

Operation Tailwind: Memoirs of a Secret Battle in a Secret War

by Barry Pencek

The Studies and Observation Group (SOG) was a covert American military unit in Vietnam that specialized in clandestine cross-border operations into Laos and Cambodia. In September 1970, sixteen Green Berets and one-hundred-twenty Montagnard mercenaries, led by Captain Gene McCarley, departed on Operation Tailwind, the largest and deepest raid in SOG history. Tailwind’s mission was to disrupt and distract the enemy in support of a larger, ongoing CIA operation near Chavane, Laos, being d... more

1895: A Novel of Love and War

by Jorge Casariego

1895 A Novel of Love and War

CUBA 1895- David meets Goliath in the War for Cuba’s independence! Spain’s centuries’ old empire is agonizing. Cuba is in flames. A young and increasingly powerful America is ready to help the Cubans gain freedom.

Two young lovers, Paco and Maria Teresa, are caught in the devastation. Our heroes, a young Havana freedom fighter and a be... more

The Lioness of Leiden

by Robert Loewen

How do you fight the Nazis right under their noses? With cunning and courage. When the Germans invade the Netherlands, Leiden University student Hetty’s boyfriend goes missing. But she has little time to grieve when she volunteers as a courier for the Dutch resistance, joined by her roommate, the beautiful Mimi, and seventeen-year-old Maria, the daughter of a slain resistance fighter. At great personal risk, the three women carry documents, secret messages, and cash to protect Jews, downed ... more

Rude Girls: Women in 2 Tone and One Step Beyond

by Heather Augustyn

The ska revival in the UK and the 2 Tone label represented unity of black and white in both the content of the songs, and appearance of the bands. While race may have been central to this declaration, where did gender fit in? Many bands had few, if any, women in their lineup and so women had to do it for themselves. Empowered by punk and impassioned by Jamaican ska and reggae, they took up the microphone, the saxophone, drumsticks. Women demanded their space on the stage and in the studio. Throu... more

When Love silenced the sirens

by M J S Parish

When Alfred Jones turns 18 he is soon called up to fight in the second wold war, leaving his childhood sweetheart Edith Baxter behind, who herself is thrusted into the war when tragedy strikes and she takes a job as a volunteer spotlight operator at RAF Marham. At the base Edith meets Hotshot pilot squadron leader George Booth who himself has faced recent tragedy and the two form a romantic bond, confusing Edith's feelings for Alfred. But matters are further complicated when Alfred and Geo... more

Poems from the Asylum

by Janelle Molony

Biography and complete anthology of harrowing and insightful poems written in 1932 by Martha Hedwig Nasch, patient-inmate #20864 at the St. Peter State Hospital for the Insane. After noticing something strange from a secret medical procedure in 1927, St. Paul, Minnesota, Martha Nasch’s doctor claimed she just had a “case of nerves.” With a signature from her adulterous husband, Martha was committed against her will to the asylum. She spent nearly seven years in the Minnesota hospital during t... more

Inferno!: And the Miracles of the Colorado Marshall Fire

by Tom Gormley

INFERNO! And the Miracles of the Colorado Marshall Fire reveals the true story of the December 2021 Colorado Marshall fire and the many events that can only be described as miracles that occur during and after. Interviews, local history and over seventy powerful images convey the turmoil, tragedy and drama of this nightmare. These stories are intertwined with the police and fire dispatch broadcasts and public announcements to provide a timeline of the fire and its aftermath. In a little over fo... more

In the Catskills, The Armenian Enclaves

by Michael Boyajian

The story of the Armenian enclaves of the Catskills where they came to dance, hike and heal from Hunter to Tannersville to Haines Falls all centered around the American Hotel and the the Shady Hotel.

A great memory of times past by many immigrants who dreamed of a great life in America.
Gary A. Kulhanjian, Social historian

How to Choose Digital Marketing Dissertation Topics 2021

by Alexa demie

I would like to help students in selecting their dissertation topics

Discover Books

History & Military