Do books still sell as they once did?
Many readers consume audiobooks and e-books instead of printed books. Self-publishing has created millions more titles, so sales are spread across a much larger number of books.
The Gift That Keeps on Giving
By ordering now, you can be assured that the books you order from the comfort of your home and laptop will flop on the doormat but never flop on your expectations.
The Rise and Fall of Reader’s Digest: A Media Phenomenon
Founded by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace in New York, the magazine’s concept was simple but innovative: select and condense the best articles from many publications into short, accessible pieces.
Citizen Vigilante – Is Vigilantism the Only Solution
It already has: In Ireland, vigilante groups are already being formed for the purposes of targeting not migrant criminals but the political and media enablers and apologists for the population displacement taking root across the UK and Europe.
Have Fun on International Book Reading Day
UNESCO emphasizes that books act as bridges between cultures, generations, and societies, especially important in an increasingly digital world.
THE FIGHTING IRISH ~ Colonel Mike Hoare and the African Wars + VIDEO
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Colonel Thomas Michael ‘Mad Mike’ Hoare stands out. He is one of the most famous and controversial mercenary leaders of the 20th century.
Historical Revisionism Gains Popularity as the World Awakes
In one three-month period, I experienced surprising book sales. I did not invest in promotion, as I have no money. Despite that, my revisionist books are selling faster than they can be printed.
Could you fall in love with Liverpool Lou? ~ VIDEO
It isn’t based on a specific historical figure. Instead, it draws on the archetype of the Liverpool girl. She is spirited, warm, and tied to the city’s working‑class identity.
Was the Death Wish Movie a Real-Life Story?
The 1972 novel Death Wish by veteran serviceman U.S. Army Brian Garfield is entirely fictional. Garfield (1939-2918) wrote it as a critique of vigilante imaginations, not as a retelling of a real case.
Book and Truth Burning in the West is as Widespread as Ever
Americans lived in makeshift camps. Picked fruit for wages that couldn’t feed their children. They were beaten, threatened, or run out of town when they tried to organize. Landowners and agricultural corporations relied on desperation to keep labor cheap and obedient.
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