Hell Or High Water by Rand Eastwood: a lone knight on a steel horse meets a sad small-town Cinderella with big dreams...but will this fantasy love affair survive?

A Message To Garcia conveys the value of individual initiative and conscientiousness in work, which really resonated with me...

Truth is essential to the economic means in order that the parties have precision in the property interests being exchanged, as well as other terms of the contract. Because political activity is grounded in lies, exaggerations, deceptions, and corrupt practices, truth is largely an irrelevant factor...

The DETHRONED documentary shows the plight of big cats as they face human captivity and trafficking and encroachment into their habitats...

I recently found myself in the unfortunate position of having to end—or at least greatly curtail—a relationship with someone close to me...

Socialists claim that peace, freedom, and order requires redistribution of wealth—but it actually comes from private ownership of property...free ebook

The War Prayer was written by Mark Twain in 1905, but was unpublished until after his death for fear of public backlash...plus free ebook!

My free ebook On Forgiving: A Primer comprises three of my prior articles: Forgiving Gets Easier With Practice, Forgiving The Unforgivable, and Giving & Forgiving

This free ebook All About Eggs: A Basic Guide covers nutrition, environment, ethical farming practices, industry labeling, etc...everything you need to know to identify and purchase healthy eggs!

The word "believe" does not connote the expression of a pious opinion nor does it signify simple credence about a state of affairs. Belief is fundamental to the very being of a person. True belief will manifest itself in action...

Statistically the next extinction-level impact event isn't due for another 35 million years, so until then, we'll either have to accept, tolerate, and suffer the prevailing evil—or find a way to evolve...

Forgiveness must be fostered and developed, and therefore practiced; we can start with small things, then work our way up to bigger issues...