"Between the Pines: A Testament from Sobibor Death Camp, 1942-1943 and Survival Beyond" is a meticulously researched historical novel that balances documented fact with compelling narrative. Through the eyes of Jakub Rosenzweig, author Michael Green illuminates life inside Sobibor death camp while remaining faithful to historical truth.The story begins in April 1942, as Jakub is transported to Sobibor. Selected for work detail while his family perishes, he witnesses the systematic ...

Back to Me: The Global Art of Talking Without Listening is a sharp, funny, and globally informed exploration of how modern conversation has drifted into chaos. Quentin Drummond Anderson examines why, in a world louder than ever, silence has become the rarest sound — and listening an endangered skill. Drawing on a lifetime of cross-cultural experience, he takes readers from Tokyo to London, New York to Riyadh, revealing how every society has its own choreography of speech, interrup...

Eleven Lives in September: The Munich Massacre and the Olympics That Changed ForeverWhen terror struck the heart of Olympic idealism, the world changed forever.On September the fifth, nineteen seventy-two, eight Palestinian terrorists climbed a fence into Munich’s Olympic Village. What should have been a celebration of peace became a twenty-two-hour crisis that ended with the murder of eleven Israeli athletes and coaches — and the end of Olympic innocence.

From the bestselling author of Empire of Fear, War Beneath the Waves, Lions and Foxes, and the Human Condition QuartetEvery tribe called ferocious was, in fact, a nation fighting for survival.For four centuries, the peoples of Native America fought one of the longest and most consequential wars in human history — against Spanish conquistadors, French missionaries, British redcoats, and American cavalry. They fought for their land,...

STOP PUBLISHING IN HOPE. START PUBLISHING WITH PURPOSE.Every year, more than four million books are self-published. The overwhelming majority disappear — not because they are badly written, but because the authors were playing a game they didn't fully understand.The 12 Commandments of Self-Publishing Success is the book the industry has been waiting for. Written by Quentin Drummond Anderson — founder of Writers Collective, author of more than twent...

Exodus of Evil The Ratlines and the Stolen Wealth of Europe A Complete History of Nazi Looting and Post-War Impunityby Michael Green Best-selling author of The Last Exit, Ordinary Men, Extraordinary Evil, and Between the PinesIn Exodus of Evil, historian and investigative author Michael Green delivers a devastating exposé of the greatest unresolved crime of the Second World War: the indu...

TALES FROM THE TAIL: A SHORT STORY ANTHOLOGY OF EQUINE SPORTSFrom the thundering hoofbeats of the Grand National to the precise elegance of dressage, Quentin Drummond Anderson's anthology plunges readers into the captivating world of equestrian sports. Drawing on his experience as a former Joint-Master of Foxhounds, Anderson crafts ten riveting tales exploring the complex moral terrain where human ambition meets equine majesty.In "The Master's Revenge," young groom Tommy ...

"Daddy's Girl" follows the compelling journey of Alice Drummond, from her controlled childhood in Cape Town to her emergence as an independent young woman in London. When Alice discovers documents revealing how her mother Clare and stepfather Johan deliberately destroyed her father Jack's business empire, she orchestrates a daring escape to England at age sixteen. What follows is an extraordinary tale of resilience and reinvention, as Alice rebuilds her relationship with her father while n...

TALES FROM THE VILLAGEby Quentin Drummond AndersonPOWER. TRADITION. SECRETS. CHANGE.In Trenton Stable, a picturesque English village, centuries of history and hidden truths lie beneath the surface. Behind manicured hedges, a battle unfolds between preservation and progress.Edward Sherston, eighth-generation squire, faces unprecedented challenges to his ordered world. Through eleven interconnected stories, witness his evolution as power shifts beneath his...

In the dangerous world of sixteenth-century Europe, diplomacy was rarely polite — and almost never safe.In The Ambassadors: Elizabeth I’s Spies in Europe, historian and writer Simon Courtauld tells the remarkable story of the men who represented England abroad during the reign of Elizabeth I. Operating in the great courts of France, Spain and beyond, these diplomats were far more than messengers between monarchs. They were intelligence gat...

Empire of Illusion: Gregor MacGregor and the Country That Never WasBy Quentin Drummond AndersonGregor MacGregor didn’t just commit a fraud.He created a country — and convinced people to believe in it.In the speculative fever of early nineteenth-century London, MacGregor sold land, issued bonds, and built the illusion of a thriving nation in Central America. Investors bought in. Families risked everything and set sail for a promised future.

:THE SS: ANATOMY OF A CRIMINAL STATEHow Ideology, Bureaucracy, and Obedience Built the Machinery of GenocideBy Quentin Drummond AndersonThis is the story of how mass murder was not unleashed—but organised.In The SS: Anatomy of a Criminal State, Quentin Drummond Anderson delivers a definitive, unflinching history of the most lethal organisation ever created by a modern nation-state. Meticulously researched and grippingly tol...