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Poems From The Sand II
Poems From The Sand speaks of a writer’s adventurous journey during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The reader will gain insight to what obstacles the military and civilians face daily.
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Poems of Love, Life, and Despair
In this book you will find many human emotions expressed in a poetical style that will hold your interest; it also includes short stories almost everyone would be familiar with and have empathetic feelings for. Poems of Love, Life, and Despair is written by a man who has from time to time experienced many of the emotions talked about within its pages. Once you begin, you will find yourself wanting to read it to the end.
About the author:
Mr. Leidig served on the admiral’s staff in the navy and has been successful in TV, photography, home building, and program administration. He was the recipient of the President’s medal from the National Press Photographers Association. His broad range of experiences are reflected in this book.
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Poetry of a Clear Vision: A Collection of Poetry and Musings
The construction of this book is based on thoughts, statements, poems, passing through my mind since 1968. The journal found a beginning as I was steaming across the Pacific Ocean, in route to Vietnam via the USA Delta A-R-9 Auxiliary Repair Ship Pacific Fleet. Hence, this book was brought forth from its beginning in the galley, 2000 miles out to sea, in the bowels of the vessel. May my writings leave its mark on your mind and inspire a curious amusement that you may enjoy while passing through my clear visions.
About the author:
The Author, Harry D. Buchler IV, put together this project since he was in the U. S Navy in 1968. to 2016. He passed away in 2016 and Howard Bowes published the book for him.
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Poison in Paradise
By Jim Shon
The year is 1986 in the multi-cultural and multi-ethnic mosaic that is Hawaii. Poison in Paradise is about power politics, crime arrogance, cover-ups, the media, and the inner working of a legislature. It is set at a time when the environmental movement was just learning to challenge the growing appetite for development and profit.
Follow the inner thoughts and maneuvers of rival legislators, and how the world of the state capitol is interwoven with the corporate appetites of a declining agricultural industry, the state of the media and how it covered public affairs before the arrival of the Internet.
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Poisoned Hearts
By Denis Gray
Destined to live and die in Charity Plantation, just like his beloved mother before him, Arthur’s fate is altered by a tragedy. A plantation owner’s son drowned in a creek on his friend’s watch, and Arthur has to witness Packer pay for the unforgivable sin of letting a white man’s son die. Only Arthur’s attempt to save Master Joshua spared him from the same fate.
Drowned in grief and remorse, plantation owner Sebastian Colby sees the slave as his redemption, and so he sets out to own Arthur—at any cost. Suddenly, Arthur finds himself uprooted from the only home he has ever known and living in Hope Plantation, not as a slave . . . but not quite free either.
As years pass by, Arthur learns the dark secrets of his new master. He needs the courage to expose Colby for what he really is. But is it in the name of love or freedom?Author Bio
Denis Gray has published several novels under his name, including Black Love Notes, A Bigger Prize, Hard Ground, Teardrop, Della’s Deed, Lucky, Benny’s Last Blast, Jericho’s Walls, and his latest, Poisoned Hearts. His works explore the true nature of man. He currently resides in New York City with his wife, Barbara.
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Pop A Yellow Smoke and Other Memories!
Pop A Yellow Smoke – has 28 chapter/stories. They are all true, poignant, yet often humorous stories that people need to read. They are the kind of stories our children need to have in their mind and heart about Vietnam. There has been so much bad print, this is a refreshing point of view suitable for the whole family, and very entertaining too!
These educators and leaders have said:
Pop A Yellow Smoke and other memories by W. Charles Truitt, a vivid story of a United
States Marine in the Vietnam War. Chuck Truitt was a student at Tennessee Temple University, Chattanooga, Tennessee, beloved by faculty and students. The man lives with a burden for others. His deep concern led him back to the work of missions and helping others to trust and follow Christ! I received his book – read it with great interest! Note the pictures and illustrations.– Dr. Lee Roberson, Chancellor, Tennessee Temple University
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Pop A Yellow Smoke is a must-read! It is a true gripping story from the Vietnam war. The author, Chuck Truitt, has been a missionary to our military for the last 20 years. As a true champion soldier and missionary, Truitt’s heart for America and God is revealed in this story.
– Dr. D. Bradley Price, Charlotte, North Carolina
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Pop A Yellow Smoke is a must read for any Vietnam veteran or for family and friends who know a Vietnam Vet! For those who served in Nam it will bring back lots of memories. I read it in one sitting.
-Dr. Tim Lee, USMC – Retired
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I have known Chuck Truitt for many years and was in correspondence with him while he served on Okinawa. I believe he is a faithful missionary pastor, and has a heart for people… His book will be a source of encouragement to you.
– Dr. J. B. Buffington, Lakeland, Florida
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Pop A Yellow Smoke is captivating history of being ‘in country” during the Vietnam War.
Chuck Truitt is a Christian, a missionary, a husband and a father, but he is also a MARINE. These first-person stories are captivating and challenging. There is no doubt in my mind that a student of history, Vietnam, or military conflict of any era will enjoy this book heartily. Chuck Truitt is a man who has stood for his country and for his Lord.
– Dr. Mark Rasmussen, Dean at West Coast Baptist College, Lancaster, California
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Pop A Yellow Smoke Factual! A description of a courageous war by many of our American young men and women. As a fellow Marine, it brings back many memories. Anyone wanting a personal insight into Vietnam should read this book. Chuck is a great Marine and a wonderful soldier of the cross.
– Dr. David E. Bouler, President, Tennessee Temple University, Chattanooga, Tennessee
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POUR ON THE RICHNESS
About the Book
Poverty and shame go side by side with wealth and fame where billionaires and bums live on the same block. Odd life this world, where greed is the game and giving is for others. Pour on the Richness is about social injustice throughout the world, though not much one can do about it but write poetry.
About the Author
Michael Mohan Joshua is an eccentric/eclectic author/artist with many flames in the fire of life.
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Poverty of Economics
By D.L. Snow
Babyboomer contradictions have their story told here in a parody and postmodern style, in the microcosm, generally, of Berleley California. And this is a crime novel.
Red Bautsky majors in anthropology and goes into the CIA. Rake Beuerbach, a criminologist, becomes a legal semiotic prosecutor in the city of Berkeley. His lifelong partner, Natasha Rimsky, is the heroine here, the girl with the gold earring. Enrico Pelican, a graduate of Cal’s masters in journalism school, is the narrator.
There are many types of capitalism in the word and it is like a whale in an ocean of signs, such that the whale is unaware of the signs. The important thing here is not to smash the means of communication and make treaties. This is a double tragedy and is PG-13 rated.
About the Author:
D.L. Snow graduated from the University of California and the University of Chicago.
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Powers Trace
By Don Bill
Powers Trace is a fictional town located among the farms on a two-lane road in the lower left corner of Georgia. The five person police force struggles to protect and serve the people of their small town with limited funds and cast-off equipment handed down from the county sheriff’s department. Like police in most small towns, they get the job done working long hours for low pay. This is their story.
Author Bio
I escaped from a small Kansas farm town, to serve 20 years as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force, living a life I dreamed of growing up. After the flying was over, I completed the MBA degree, and spent an unexciting career as a cost accountant in various manufacturing companies. Along the way, small sail boat racing became an obsession and we followed many fleets around courses throughout the Southeast. This led to two terms as the Commodore of the local sailing and yacht club. I now live with my wife in a small town in Georgia.
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Powers Trace II
By Don Bill
Powers Trace is a fictional town located among the farms on a two-lane road in the lower left corner of Georgia. The five person police force struggles to protect and serve the people of their small town with limited funds and cast-off equipment handed down from the county sheriff’s department. Like police in most small towns, they get the job done working long hours for low pay. This is their story.
Author Bio
I escaped from a small Kansas farm town, to serve 20 years as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force, living a life I dreamed of growing up. After the flying was over, I completed the MBA degree, and spent an unexciting career as a cost accountant in various manufacturing companies. Along the way, small sail boat racing became an obsession and we followed many fleets around courses throughout the Southeast. This led to two terms as the Commodore of the local sailing and yacht club. I now live with my wife in a small town in Georgia.
$19.34–$40.25