Eduardo arrives to Alaska to meet Manuel, a complete reprobate. Accompanying Manuel on the first of many drunken adventures, Eduardo meets the love of his life, Lulu and they all live happily (except for Manuel) with Mom. As time goes on, Eduardo continues to save Manual from himself as the two travel from Mexico, Cuba, China and all the way back again. Lulu, a warrior for social justice, becomes the Mayor of Anchorage and is murdered by corporate interests, Manuel becomes a best selling a...

A humorous, often funny, novel of romance and adventure set in contemporary China as told by an Alaskan/American who has lived in Beijing ovre two decades

Imperiad, Part Two contains Books three and four. Jarom's journey to the outside results in a strange combination of events that lead to a Revolution in the Empire financed in part by the misplaced billions of William Baxter Smith

Imperiad 1 is composed of Books One and Two. Book Two is about a small isolated village deep in the South American Andes. Due to its location, it has been cut off from the rest of the world for some time and developed a unique way of life. An American prospector stumbles into this isolated valley one day and this is the story of the people there as they deal with their own lives and a visitor from another world. It is both satirical and a tale of adventure

The era of the Alaska/Canadian Goldrush of 1898 and the saga of the Tlingit Indian Goldmouth Family who using their wits, manage to outsmart all obstacles placed in their path and become coinsiderably rich.

The State of Alaska at the time of Statehood and just before its great oil boom. Ivan Goldmouth, the grandson of Ivan and Zloiya Goldmouth returns to Alaska to recliaim his controling half of the family's bank which is now the biggest and most influential in the state.

The town's plant closes, people lose their jobs, homes are foreclosed and Sylvia and Carll, just average folks, hit the road. Join them on their humorous-at times scary- journey through our modern America as they evade, outrun, outwin and in the end accidentally defeat our country's fabulously wealthy, all powerful, modern day elite.

Contemporary Alaska and the final book in the Great Land saga of everyday Alaskans and their struggle agains Big Oil and monopolized corporate media.

I LOVE CHAO YANG, features the misadventures of Ron as told to the well-respected although seldom published author, educator and exercisist, Mike Liston. Ron, on the run from his LA bookie, takes refuge in an shipping container only to to find himself dumped on the streets of modern Beijing. Quickly finding his niche as mooch and English teacher, he comes to found, along with his kind, loving and seemingly feeble minded girlfriend, Dou Ren Shou, a chain of English Language Training schools...

WHAT WOULD THE CHURCH BE LIKE IF ...Everyone committed to pray together, and everyone committed to share the gospel together?It was marked by deep, genuine and lasting friendships, and was a place marked by love for a broken world?It equipped the next generation and gave itself to starting more churches, just like this one?It didn't stand apart from others, but worked in partnership with other churches for the sake of the mission?It mad...