William Carter: 154 books

Short look at the Rise of Slavery and the Abolitionist Movement & White Nationalist Rally in Charlottesville That Ended Deadly in violence.  

America's Schizoaffective Writer of short works writes a short piece on the Cold War.  

America's schizoaffective writer looks at the amazing and tragic lives and their families that parallel each other in history.  The examination is of King Tut and JFK.    

If you have grown up to believe that abortion is a serious sin, this book will help you understand why.  With indepth accounts of what happens to three teenage women.  Also with advice on how to prevent abortion.  

Seventeen-year-old Trevor can't catch a break. Just when he finds out that Janna, the girl of his dreams, is finally available, his mom tells him he's being shipped off to a boarding school because of his awful grades. A desperate call to his dad, who owns a rubber chicken factory in Las Vegas, gets...

Answering the call to Valdimre Puttin's oppression of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia (jw) carter along with many fellow witnesses draft letters of freedom.  This particular letter is a letter by the modest author.

"Carter's writing is on target." - Publishers Weekly A curmudgeon. An iconoclast. A loner. That's how people describe Garrison Gage, and that's when they're being charitable. After his wife's brutal murder in New York, and Gage himself is beaten nearly to death, the crippled...

Churchill's story is largely tales of war, the strategist of triumph was Hitler's Folly, and the RAF was Churchill's Angel.  In this work learn about Churchill as the British military history is extraordiary in its circumstances and scholarship.  

Equal parts riveting and stirring, Carter takes a staple of campfires and rainy nights – the ghost story – into surprising new territory in this collection. No gore or gratuitous splatter here – these tales are meant to raise the hairs on the back of the neck and leave the reader feeling quietly...

This is a collection of humorous and sometimes not so humorous columns and essays regarding Carter's life growing up in a small, rural southern Georgia town, his years as a blue-collar worker, and being a husband to his wife of thirty-four years and a father to his two sons.

This work of fiction could provide substantial evidence behind the science of transporting human beings through partical conversions at the speed of light. The work also deals with theory of orbit and the health benefits of the human body and consumption in space.  

The work highlights an experiement that may be fiction but could actually be the blue print for a human transporter.  Another work by America's Schizoaffective Writer.  

In these four riveting tales, Carter takes a classic of science fiction – the time travel story – into surprising new territory. A man finds a room where time doesn't pass in the spellbinding "The Time Of His Life." When a scientist becomes the first person to time travel, "The...

A presented parallel short historical work that is richly researched in looking at JFK's Patton Robert McNamara.