Three friends, in love with life, navigate their conscience through an uncertain and disturbing reality. The sins of the father continue to plague the children. New frontiers beckon change in an ever-progressing universe. Earth is challenged to survive. Only those with character question the ethics and morality of their lives. Welcome to the futurea world of infinite possibilities and advancements. New technology anesthetizes everyone. Times are hard for many, but the rewards draw everyone...

Three friends, in love with life, navigate their conscience through an uncertain and disturbing reality. The sins of the father continue to plague the children. New frontiers beckon change in an ever-progressing universe. Earth is challenged to survive. Only those with character question the ethics and morality of their lives. Welcome to the future—a world of infinite possibilities and advancements. New technology anesthetizes everyone. Times are hard for many, but the rewards draw everyon...

Life goes on. In the Name of Justice is a story of people who live their lives in the shadow of the atrocities, coping with dreams, desires, and ambitions. Tommy Wilson travels across the United States in search of love, fun, education, and reconciliation. He has an ultimatum for his wife: Love me or leave me. His journey has him confront the insanity, which is modern life. He finds sex, drugs, fear, adventure, friendship, knowledge, harassment, imprisonment, and intimidation. Life is a ch...

Declarations Tales which ask us all to come to terms; stories which touch upon the environment and circumstances people find themselves in when they struggle and are forced to or need to change. Stories which ask us to evaluate our lives and respect the lives of others. Often when people feel trapped they can recover, they can overcome. Its their decision,which involves a commitment. Stories like “Growing Older” and “Swimming Alone” speaks about the intimate feelings of those in trouble an...

Afrocentric is a novel by Garry A Johnson. It continues the authors stroll through the urban environment telling the stories of a neglected and disenfranchised people who peacefully / invisibly are the building blocks of the world.

Bridges to Cross , is a story about living. Waymon Brotherman Jenkins has been extremely fortunate and he is trying to live with all of his blessings. Money doesnt change who he is only what he can do and he is trying ,at this point in his life, to be a better person. The story is about Love and Family. Tracis poor relations with her daughter and Blacks troubled past with his mother. It talks about the frustration of racism, Urban Politics and hidden agendas. It is a romp of life and its c...

In the year 2121 things are different. The United States of America is experiencing a Golden Age. Business and Government operate separately within boundaries. Poverty, Employment, homelessness, Hunger and Ignorance are addressed by the government. A life of meaning and purpose is within the grasp of any American with the ability and desire to be successful. In this world of new found freedoms people still push the limits of their existence. Crime still exists and thrives in such a society...

Strollin' is about life and the struggles of trying to have it all, your way. It is a story which deals with Independence, Love, and Family. Thomas Wilson is sixty-five years old and feeling older. His love life and family life are complicated. This weekend Tommy is going to let loose and live a little. Strollin' talks about relationships and the test of time. You will never be free until you free yourself. Strollin is about dealing with the truth and holding your head high even when your ...

A guide to the British D-Day landings on the King sector of Gold Beach at Normandy during World War II.The two authors, both formerly senior professional soldiers, have compiled an easy-to-follow itinerary to the British landings on 6 June 1944 on Gold Beach and the ensuing bitter fighting. Covered in detail are the actions which earned CSM Hollis of the Green Howards his VC and other inspiring battle stories.Praise for Gold Beach: Inland from Kin...

Morro Bay began as a coastal fishing and farming village. Today it is a well-known vacation destination. At its heart, it has changed little since John Riley first envisioned it in 1872. The community has had brushes with dramatic change, but fate has allowed it to remain a typical American small town. Author Roger Castle was born and raised in Morro Bay. Coauthor Gary Ream and photographer Garry Johnson are relative newcomers. Through their eyes, here is a view of a modern, but ageless Mo...

In 1989, Michael Lewis reported on the potential effects of an earthquake in Japan on world financial markets. His insights are once again timely, and they are presented here as a stand-alone essay with a new introduction: “Real Versus Imaginary Japanese Earthquakes.”In the late 1980s, Japanese scientists were trying to figure out the economic damage that would be caused if a catastrophic earthquake destroyed Tokyo. The answer was bleak, but not for Japan. Kaoru Od...

Developing rich, vibrant, realistic and multidimensional characters is the aim of all budding writers. This brief guide offers 123 useful character questions for authors. Questions span a range of topics from biographical questions to questions on family, relationships, money and spiritual beliefs.This is the first book in a 123 series that offers ideas on a given topic.