Timothy: 285 books

TRAVESTY is an anthropologist’s personal story of working with foreign aid agencies and discovering that fraud, greed, corruption, apathy, and political agendas permeate the industry. It is a story of failed agricultural, health and credit projects; violent struggles for control over foreign aid;...

A writer rents a room from a depressed woman in Eugene, Oregon. She had issues: a failed marriage, custody battles, being a convicted felon, employment struggles, and anger. He discusses her life spiraling out of control with a ghost.

There are secrets in the White House that are so scandalous, that if made public could affect the entire nation.

“Early Railroads of New York’s Capital District” is a thorough history of the Capital Region’s early railroad history from 1826 to the turn of the century, featuring the first three railroads in the state. It details such famous railroads as the Mohawk and Hudson, Rensselaer and Saratoga, Delaware and Hudson, and New York Central, as well as the first horse car and trolley lines.

One quiet summer night in Tacoma, Washington, a child goes missing without anyone hearing a sound. Police are baffled by the lack of evidence left behind by the kidnapper and quickly wonder if the same person is responsible for a similar child abduction only four years prior. A detective who is haunted...

General Ward’s Colonial Army is an enlightening collection of articles giving the history of the Massachusetts minute-men and militia that first engaged the British during the Revolutionary War. When this series was originally published for The Massachusetts Magazine, 1908–1918, the periodical proved...

Follow the adventures of our former stoner, Tim, as he grows up from his innocent childhood in Alabama, to his adolescent adventures on the streets of Chicago, to his drug addiction troubles and mental illness in Indiana, to his painful recovery after suffering severe burns across his body in Wisconsin, until he finally ends up a mature and responsible man back home again in Alabama.

Jephthah, was born by a socially rejected woman, faced all kinds of discrimination, pushed out of his father’s house without a share in the inheritance. Despite this, he still attained such a prestigious height and fulfilled the purpose of leading his country at such a crucial time. How did he get...

Y2K Alert came as we crossed over from 1999 to 2000, and whimpered out as mankind was unscathed, realizing that billions were spent upgrading the systems, perhaps unnecessarily. What is not known to billions, and not taken seriously by the same number is the impending "J2C Alert!",...

Stand-Up Comedy... "It's not for the faint of heart." ~ Kevin Foxx. "Leave your ego at the door." ~ Mike Dambra. These words of advice, though spoken to a room of young comics, might just as easily been spoken to the graduating class of Harvard Law School, to a National...

Popology: The Music of the Era in the Lives of Four Icons of the 1960s is the first book to examine how the music of those days impacted the lives of John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Robert F. Kennedy and Thomas Merton. While their have been numerous biographies of all of the subjects and countless...

Meet Billy Butler. He's been safely guarded from the evils of life by his overprotective parents. Meet Mirna, Billy's older sister who wants to rectify that situation. Meet Sue, the girl who can't wait to sink her sexual claws into young Billy. Meet Billy's nemesis, Smith (high school bully extraordinaire). Now meet Greg, Billy's soon to be boyfriend.

Samantha McDonald was born with a silver spoon in her mouth. She had everything she could ever want. But, then, she was exposed to another environment entirely, and she learned a lot about herself. Her life would never be the same.

Once upon a time there was a blind Touareg writer called Omar. He lived in the Sahara. The Sahara is a big place.One day a Vietnam Veteran showed up. Then 9/11 happened.It was chance, aptitude and timing."Whoops!" said, Omar, "looks like a heavy, deep real shift in global perspectives.""Yes,"...