Calvin Daniel has seen a lot in his 68 years, and most of it while dressed in an Army uniform or a three piece suit (the suit he has even worn to the company picnic). Two tours of Vietnam and a life lived loving nature and God have taught him a few things. From his [...]

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Malcolm Aitken in his essay, ?Hitler, the Jews and the Ballot Box?, provides an analysis of the campaign by the Nazis leading up to the 1932 Reichstag election. Aitken says, ?The consensus varies about when and to what extent the Germans started supporting Nazi anti-Semitic persecution and murder of Jews, but it was widely accepted [...]

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Jason Cook?s descent into a world of hard core drugs began at age 12. By 19 he was in prison, having started supplying drugs in order to finance his drug dependency which included Ecstasy, Cocaine and Marijuana. When Jason was a boy his parents moved from London to Hertfordshire, with the idea of removing him from [...]

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A conversation with John Francis is interspersed with relevant rhyme in a delightfully silly and engaging way. Some of John?s poetry is of the more serious and dark persuasion, but it is the more childish rhymes that bring him most joy. John talks with Clare Tanner on the Bookhabit Show and divulges that he talks [...]

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Michael Timothy?s wife said her husband didn?t come home that day. That day was September 11, 2001. Gladly, Michael wasn?t a victim in the World Trade Center collapse, but the man who returned home was as permanently changed as the New York skyline. Michael worked 5 blocks away at the New York Stock Exchange and went [...]

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Christopher Horan has seen the criminal system from many angles, having worked with criminals, neglected, abused and out-of-control children, and their families, for more than 30 years. Still he finds the energy to write about a career that takes so much of you, and often with little reward or thanks. Christopher?s has two books on Bookhabit. [...]

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Every culture has tales of hidden or mythical creatures, legends that grow beyond the size of the creatures they portray. Bigfoot, The Loch Ness Monster - stories are passed down through the generations, and youngsters grow up with imaginings of darkness cloaking monsters ready to pounce at any moment. Crypto Zoology is the study of these [...]

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Water is integral to life and woven into our history through every tale ever told. Garry Law traces New Zealand history through his book, Abundance and Constraint: A Short History Of Water Use In New Zealand. As a water engineer, he has worked in most aspects of the modern dilemmas around water; ownership, allocation, supply, [...]

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Lyz Russo is finishing her third book in the Solar Wind series. There are pirates, fugitives, musicians, and a world controller called Unicate. Flying is no longer permitted so the battle is fought at sea. But who can the pirates trust when their nationalities, histories and dispositions aren?t conducive to team work, and when they [...]

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Thinking of Self-Publishing? Listen to This Interview to Find Out What to Look for in Self-Publishers So You Won’t Get Ripped Off! Diane Eble interviews Mark Levine, author of The Fine Print of Self-Publishing: The Contracts & Services of 45 Self-Publishing Companies–Analyzed, Ranked and Exposed. Listen to find out the biggest mistakes authors [...]

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