The Time That’s Given
When Burt is surprised by a magical guide, and says he wants to become a hero in a fantasy realm, he discovers a more complex world than he’d expected.“A keen…
The Bush Clinic: Book I of The Tribal Wars
A space colonization story about seeking independence and home rule in the face of corporate greed. Tribal women bind together in a war zone where they are discounted as not…
Lessons in Nature
This expanded edition of Beck’s classic The Garden-Ville Method includes even more practical and inspirational philosophy and techniques on soil building, planting and growing, pest control and more. Told in…
Infernal Tramps: Tales of Weird Terror
A boy discovers his father’s oracular grotesque in a secret dungeon below their family funeral home. An antique spiked collar transforms Philadelphia into a city that worships a dead dog….
Fertility from the Ocean Deep: Nature’s Perfect Nutrient Blend for the Farm
With the recent republication of Dr. Maynard Murray’s Sea Energy Agriculture, readers rediscovered the forgotten legacy of an eco-ag pioneer. Murray’s idea — that ocean water contains a concentrated, perfect…
The Souls of The Hundred – eBook
Synopsis for The Souls of The Hundreds Hazel has run up a lot of debt so much thought that The Trader says he will spare her life is she can…
Preventing Deer Damage: High-Tech, Low-tech & Natural Controls
Want to win the deer war? Love your garden plants but live in an area with hungry deer that are notorious for munching your favorite garden plants? Preventing Deer Damage…
Weeds — Control without Poisons
Weeds — Control Without Poisons demonstrates the necessity in agriculture today for a more holistic, eco-centered perspective. The author explains what 50 years of deadly chemicals have already done to…
The Last Train To Jordan Road
This was no ordinary gangland killing down on the underground, and such was its ferocity a shocked nation’s asking, “why”? But there’s no mystery about who committed the crime. “Boxer”…
Dung Beetles & a Cowman’s Profits
Dung beetles have always been nature’s greatest recyclers – in a way, they were the first organic farmers. They were also the first casualties of industrial farming. As farmers rediscover…
