Dogs of War

By

Nigel Allsopp

Guardians of the Battlefield: True Stories of Loyalty and Bravery Dogs have been used in warfare for thousands of years, with their roles evolving from sentry duties to combat and reconnaissance. Nigel Allsopp’s enlightening book ‘Dogs of War’ not only explores the unique attributes of these combat canines, which...
Documentary, Non Fiction
No Heil Hitler

By

Paul Cieslar and Jeff Steel

A True Story of Faith, Courage, and Defiance in Nazi-Occupied Poland Award winning authors Paul Cieslar and Jeff Steel’s fascinating book ‘No Heil Hitler!’ is not only an inspirational memoir...
Documentary, History, Non Fiction
Fiesta: A Journey Through Festivity

By

Daniel Stables

Festivals are events that celebrate everything and anything, some with a history that goes back centuries and others that are of a more modern time, created from a myth, legend...
Documentary, Non Fiction
Code of Silence: How Australian Women Helped Win the War”

By

Diana Thorpe

Australian men’s war time service has generally been well documented; however, this is not the case of the dedicated women, who were entrusted with the complex work of decoding and...
Documentary, History, Non Fiction
ROCKSPLOITATION

By

Shane Pinnegar

celebrating 69 hits, flops and cult favourite rock n' roll movies Rock and Roll movies are a thing of days gone bye but what an amazing event they were when...
Documentary, Music-Related, Non Fiction
War After Ukraine

By

Christopher K Pike

Making Sense of War War After Ukraine draws to a finale the three book series on making Sense of War from Christopher K Pike in which he details the How,...
Documentary, History, Non Fiction
Prisoner Of The State

By

Lily Arthur

Unlawfully arrested, illegally detained, a punishment to last a lifetime On 13th of February 2008, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd offered a formal Apology on behalf of the nation to Australia's Indigenous Peoples, particularly...
Biographies, Documentary, Non Fiction
The Correspondent

By

Peter Greste

Renowned, award-winning Latvian-Australian journalist Peter Greste made world headline news, when on 28th December 2013, he began his 400 days of incarceration in Egyptian jails. His latest memoir “The Correspondent”...
Documentary, Non Fiction
Payback

By

Jonathon J Moore

How the Worst Killers in History Paid for Their Crimes, Vol 1 True Crime enthusiasts will find this engaging book gives not only an insight into the minds of some...
Documentary, Non Fiction
ABOUT WAR: Making Sense of War

By

Christopher K Pike

War is a paradox and a war is a scandal and regardless of what you think about War, how long or how often you pray or wish for world peace,...
Documentary, History, Non Fiction
How to Run a Planet

By

John Holman

A map and compass in troubled times for global changemakers and leaders. John Holman Phd is a Philosopher and change maker who believes that even in these time of world...
Documentary, Non Fiction, Science
Are They Out There?

By

Col Gene P Abel (retired)

Diving for Answers In a Sea of Cover-Ups  UFO’s, or Unidentified Flying Objects along with the innate desire to know more about the unknown, has lead the world of science...
Documentary, Non Fiction