The Last Wanderer is a novel of a professor alone in the northern Canadian wilderness when the world comes apart. Two years later, he returns to the United States to find ruin and few still alive. Traveling the interstates in a semi-tractor trailer, he finds some people alive who all die. Retreating north, he dies with a surprising conclusion.

Rebecca, a child lost and given a chance to live a life by an adult who was also lost. From the docks of St. Louis to a life lived in Louisiana and a family shared through decades of times that were troublesome, Rebecca's life's story unfolds. Love found, love lost, children born, Rebecca shares her story through five decades for all to remember.

This book documents lessons the two authors learned over their lifetimes (the view from 30,000 feet); interprets their meanings from personal experiences (the view from ground level); and hopefully passes this information on to their children at the starting line (the view in the rear-view mirror).

A positive outlook for many of life's negative connotations.

In CHANGING COLLARS, Daniel Muller shares lessons about how to transition from blue-collar roots to a successful white-collar career. The book contains valuable and practical insights which can be readily applied by white-collar workers at any age or career stage. Muller shares key lessons extracted from his career as well as other respected peers.

West Berkeley was an industrial section of town. Young boys found a multitude of adventures in this their playground. The teenage years were well lived leading into the promises of adulthood.

This is a book of short tales that touches on different aspects of life with memories of growing up in Nigeria beautifully told from a childlike perspective by the author.

Beyond Foods is a true handbook on how foods create health. Using a unique health model, Beyond Foods offers simple and easy to understand explanations of complex issues. With this information, anyone can create a healthy diet.

Voice Versa is a powerful collection of more than 200 poems by Martin A. David, ranging from 1959 to 2019. The topics cover a wide scope of human experiences, emotions, and observations.

Having originated as a small group of humans over 315,000 years ago, we humans world-wide today are all related to each other. In our seeking plans for the future, it is important to remember the relationship that we share with each other.

The unforgettable characters were introduced in And, Not Only That. Their story continued in the sequel, In A Year’s Time. But, Know This is the third book in the series and tells a story of devastation, transformation, second chances, and love that won’t be denied.

This book presents a personal philosophy of life inspired by the 4th Century BCE Daoist Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu). A fictional sage shares his philosophy in a series of impromptu lectures.