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|  | | CANNERY ROW, The History of John Steinbeck's Old Ocean View Avenue
The new 2009 Third Edition now has 200 archival photos—most newly scanned from original negs and earliest generation prints—that illustrate the rise of the Monterey Sardine fishing and canning industry, the literary legacy of John Steinbeck, and the ecological legacy of Ed "Doc" Ricketts in it.
New Third Edition 2009 of the classic 200 archival photo illustrated history of John Steinbeck's Cannery Row by its 30 year historian and author, President of the Cannery Row Foundation (2008-2009), Michael Kenneth hemp. More information at www.TheHistoryCompany.com. | |  | | SUR, Legend of The Last Otter Hunter
Historic fiction: a story of the Wild West in Post-Western California. An aging outlaw seeks refuge as the last otter hunter in remote Big Sur. Amazon 5-star.
By 1906, the Western frontier has almost completely disappeared and wanted gunmen are a dead or hunted breed. An aging outlaw seeks refuge from the law and his violent past in the remote sanctuary of Big Sur, a “Refuge for Settlers and Outlaws” in post-Western California. He is forced by fate to become the “last of the otter hunters”—only to be challenged by violence and hardship to a destiny as the only man able to save them from extinction by his own kind—at first hunting, then saving, the California Sea Otter from extinction.
| |  | | The Nadjik Pheromone
The National Best Books 2009 Awards Finalist, Fiction.
2009 INDIE BOOK AWARDS FINALIST; The 2009 National BEST BOOKS Awards Finalist.
War correspondent Michael Wolfson’s passion to end crimes against humanity leads to a scientific revolution in truth technology that must survive attempted destruction by powerful secret, government, corporate and underworld organizations.
Human behavior based on verifiable truth sounds good, but not to the array of powerful and desperate adversaries any such truth science would face—for whom it would spell the end of secrecy, illicit power and influence, the fruits of corruption, violence, and crimes against humanity. Starting in Washington, DC.
The Nadjik Pheromone project is state-of-the-art (GC-MS) spectrometry: the technology that sniffs the desert air for nerve agents, and blower towers at airports sniffing for the molecular residue of explosives. Most of the technology alr |
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The Eternal Soldier
by Peter Jessop
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 In the waning days of World War II, a man lies injured in a London hospital, shrouded in mystery and confusion. He is an American serviceman, stripped of his identity and memories, save for the name John, and plagued by vivid visions of battles that |
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