Barry Daniels: 6 books

On August 19, 1942, the largest amphibious raid of World War 2 was carried out by the 2nd Canadian Division.  The raid was a tragic failure and has become the most traumatic loss in Canadian military history.  This failure raised many questions about the raid, this book examines those questions...

Harry Murphy has it all: A happy marriage, robust health, a successful career. Yet as he approaches fifty Harry begins to wonder about an issue which has not previously interested him: How well is he doing spiritually? Follow Harry as he begins to examine his spirituality by recording and analysing his dreams: What he finds there will alarm and amaze him, and will radically change his life.

The Dieppe raid is the most traumatic day in Canadian Military History. This book examines the raid by comparing it with other amphibious landings. The questions raised by the raid are examined in comparison with battles which used bomber support. Drawing from Official Reports, lessons learned are compared with actual battle results and a Shadowy Verdict on what was possible is reached.

An eclectic collection of short stories which first saw the light of day as finalists in various writing contests. Nothing heavy, nothing complicated, just something to pass the time on your plane trip, or your train trip, or a wet Sunday afternoon (and half the price of a magazine!)

Aesop's works aren't really outdated, but he wrote for a simpler time. He never had to deal with a cranky computer, a politically correct moron, a suffocating committee meeting, a manager who could not manage or a leader who has no idea how to lead. For those of us who do, or did, or one day might,...

Aesop Updated: The Sequel: More answers to questions you never asked: Where is Political Correctness in the 22nd. Century? Why did the Unicorn become extinct? Did Momma really know best? How do you spot a loser? Were the Good Old Days really that good? And why is the Prince of Paradoxia living on the street? Who knows? Well, you will, if you can spare $2.