“The President and the Vice President are both killed catapulting the Speaker of the House into the White House as the first woman President of the United States. And that is just the opening of Mrs Marshall's first novel. Talk about a thrill a minute. The book is definitely that and then some. Journalist McKenzie McClendon who is relegated to second tier on the newspaper she works for takes a popular opinion of the murders that U.S. Navy SEALS committed the crimes and writes a scathing condemnation of these elite warriors. Former Navy SEAL Noah Hutchins has an entirely different opinion of the crimes. His former buddy is found dead and blamed for one of the murders. He does not believe this and decides to go after the real killers. He convinces McKenzie to work with him with the carrot of being able to write the story of the century about the truth.

The duo come into contact with several groups involved in the assassination plot; a violent feminist organization, foreign terrorists and crooked politicians.

When the reader thinks they have the plot all figured out, there is another twist added, and all in all there are more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Noah and McKenzie thrown together in a dangerous situation develop feelings for each other and this develops into an underlying normal theme. The ending is not telegraphed, although clues do appear in the scenario. Definitely a book that is impossible to put down, and needs to be finished in one sitting savoring the literature. Hutchins and McKenzie may appear in a future book written by Mrs Marshall but the most important thing is that there should be future books written by this talented author.”

    -Paul Lane

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“Well written good versus evil book. A joy to read. What a surprise ending. Could this happen? You bet it could. Well done.”

    -Terri Hrynewich

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“As I’ve said before, it’s difficult to fool me. I usually predict the ending of books. Chain of Command was a great page burner with a wonderful twist at the ending. I predicted part of it, but I suspect most people will be thoroughly shocked. As I said, I was only half right. I fell for part of the trap and it takes talent to get me to fall for a trap. Furthermore, I thought this book was written by a man because the military details were presented so perfectly. Who’s a female veteran? DOH! I realize that’s an old-fashioned, sexist attitude on my part. Ms. Marshall did her homework, as evidenced by the list of people who helped her keep the book believable in the acknowledgments at the end. Anyone who follows this blog knows how important believability is to this reviewer. Bravo Ms. Marshall. Or should I say “Hoo Yah!”? I definitely recommend Chain of Command.”

    -Rochelle Weber

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"An intricate puzzle that will keep you guessing until the very end!"

    -C.J. Lyons, New York Times Bestselling Author

"An intricate puzzle that will keep you guessing until the very end!"

    -C.J. Lyons, New York Times Bestselling Author

"Just when you thought it was safe to go back and have your tonsils removed, Dr. Allen Wyler writes a fast-paced thriller that reawakens your scariest misgivings about the Medical-Industrial Complex and the profit motive corrupting the art of healing. This is a story told with authority by an insider, an unsettling backstage tour through the labyrinth of that place we have come to both fear and revere---the American hospital."

    -Darryl Ponicsan, author of The Last Detail

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“In the tradition of Robin Cook, Wyler takes us behind the scenes to show us things the medical establishment doesn’t want us to see. DEAD RINGER builds a high-speed plot on a startling but all-too-plausible premise. This is the stuff nightmares are made of.”

    -Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of Paranoia and Buried Secrets

“Deception, intrigue  and authentic sixties nostalgia. Those who remember this turbulent time-gone-by will connect with the tension and conflict of the passionately anti-war generation that hoped  to give peace a chance, but in this entertaining mystery, wound up with murder instead.”

    -Hank Phillippi Ryan, Anthony, Agatha and Macavity award-winning author

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“Denis Rancourt has turned the entire notion of RACISM on its head and at the same time exposes racist acts committed by others to deflect that characterization from sticking at the highest levels of The Academy. North American civil rights defenders need this book at this time. Rancourt’s deeply incisive Fight Against Racism brings us back to the reality of the struggle, away from the manoeuvring for class advantage and away from the victim’s desire to create illusions of state-given justice.”

    -Cynthia McKinney, First African-American woman elected to represent Georgia in the US Congressional House of Representatives and former US presidential candidate (Green Party)

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“I disagree with several of the positions that this book makes, but I agree that censorship does nothing to combat racism, and that is a very important point that almost nobody except Rancourt dares to say.”

    -Jean Bricmont, Professor of physics at the Catholic University of Leuven and author of Humanitarian Imperialism.

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“Denis Rancourt is on a journey. In 1810, there was one billion people in the world, today seven billion people, technologically superior but biologically the same, we continue to dehumanize and demonize other people on the road to new wars. Denis Rancourt is asking questions that our youth need to hear.”

    -Terrance Nelson, Co-Chair, American Indian Movement, Spokesman Okiijida Warrior Society, former five-term Chief of Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation

“The President and the Vice President are both killed catapulting the Speaker of the House into the White House as the first woman President of the United States. And that is just the opening of Mrs Marshall's first novel. Talk about a thrill a minute. The book is definitely that and then some. Journalist McKenzie McClendon who is relegated to second tier on the newspaper she works for takes a popular opinion of the murders that U.S. Navy SEALS committed the crimes and writes a scathing condemnation of these elite warriors. Former Navy SEAL Noah Hutchins has an entirely different opinion of the crimes. His former buddy is found dead and blamed for one of the murders. He does not believe this and decides to go after the real killers. He convinces McKenzie to work with him with the carrot of being able to write the story of the century about the truth.

The duo come into contact with several groups involved in the assassination plot; a violent feminist organization, foreign terrorists and crooked politicians.

When the reader thinks they have the plot all figured out, there is another twist added, and all in all there are more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Noah and McKenzie thrown together in a dangerous situation develop feelings for each other and this develops into an underlying normal theme. The ending is not telegraphed, although clues do appear in the scenario. Definitely a book that is impossible to put down, and needs to be finished in one sitting savoring the literature. Hutchins and McKenzie may appear in a future book written by Mrs Marshall but the most important thing is that there should be future books written by this talented author.”

    -Paul Lane

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“Well written good versus evil book. A joy to read. What a surprise ending. Could this happen? You bet it could. Well done.”

    -Terri Hrynewich

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“As I’ve said before, it’s difficult to fool me. I usually predict the ending of books. Chain of Command was a great page burner with a wonderful twist at the ending. I predicted part of it, but I suspect most people will be thoroughly shocked. As I said, I was only half right. I fell for part of the trap and it takes talent to get me to fall for a trap. Furthermore, I thought this book was written by a man because the military details were presented so perfectly. Who’s a female veteran? DOH! I realize that’s an old-fashioned, sexist attitude on my part. Ms. Marshall did her homework, as evidenced by the list of people who helped her keep the book believable in the acknowledgments at the end. Anyone who follows this blog knows how important believability is to this reviewer. Bravo Ms. Marshall. Or should I say “Hoo Yah!”? I definitely recommend Chain of Command.”

    -Rochelle Weber

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Love, life and technology...with banter and conversation between the authors. Do you crave something different? This is it.

“Mary McCarthy was correct when she said bureaucracy is the rule of no one—the modern form of despotism. Unfortunately, when you push back, then you experience how freedom of expression is muzzled by an unaccountable bureaucracy using and misusing the rules and the law. The price is higher— financially, emotionally, and productively—than most citizens can pay. Robert Martin captures the essential threats to freedom of expression in Canada. You can fight city hall, but don’t expect them to make it easy."

    - DR. TIM BALL, Environmentalist, Public Speaker, Consultant, Author and Columnist

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"Rob Martin's lucidity will make you contemplate the whole horizon of the law."

    - JULIAN PORTER, Queen's Counsel and co-author of Canadian Libel Practice

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"In The Most Dangerous Branch, Robert Martin describes, details, identifies and documents beyond all doubt how our Supreme Court has destroyed our national heritage, our constitution and our democracy. Never has any Canadian conservative produced such an incisive catalogue of calamity."

    - TED BYFIELD, founder of the Alberta Report and Western Report newsmagazines and general editor of the Christian history book series The Christians: Their First Two Thousand Years

“Ilana Mercer calls her book ‘a labor of love to my homelands, old and new.’ The old is South Africa, which the author left in 1995. The new is the U.S.A. In both nations the founding European stock yielded up their dominance in the interests of justice and liberty. Instead of moving to equal citizenship under fair laws, however, both nations - in different style and measure but with similarly dire results - have embraced official tribalism (‘multiculturalism’) and state-enforced racial favoritism (‘affirmative action’). For South Africa the transformation has been fatal - brutally so for victims of the nation's swelling social disorder, as Ms. Mercer documents in heartbreaking detail. For the U.S.A. it is not too late to change course. The lesson of South Africa, if widely known, will help to open American eyes. Here is the lesson, in a compelling and important book.”

    -JOHN DERBYSHIRE, novelist, National Review columnist, pop-math writer, author most recently of We Are Doomed: Reclaiming Conservative Pessimism, and all-round bon vivant

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“The Western press promptly forgot all about South Africa after Nelson Mandela assumed the presidency. The commissars of allowable opinion pretend atrocities have not been taking place, and smear anyone who mentions them. Ilana Mercer will have none of the lies and omissions of the commissars and the cowards. For the sake of white and black South Africans alike, her compelling account deserves a wide and sympathetic audience.”

    - THOMAS E. WOODS, Ph.D., historian, author of the New York Times best-sellers, Nullification, Meltdown, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History, and the critically acclaimed, The Church Confronts Modernity

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“'The truth shall set you free,' a memorable Biblical phrase tells us. It does not say the truth shall make us comfortable or happy. Into The Cannibal’s Pot fits this mold: it is an interesting, important, well-written and well-documented book that informs the reader but is likely to upset, perhaps even anger, some or many of them."

    - THOMAS SZASZ, the author of The Myth of Mental Illness, Psychiatry: The Science of Lies, and many other books

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“Egalitarianism leads to democracy; democracy leads to socialism; socialism leads to economic destruction; and democratic socialism in multicultural societies leads to death and democide. This, in shocking detail, is what Ilana Mercer illustrates superbly in her case study of post-apartheid South Africa. America’s political and intellectual ‘elites’ will ignore this book, because it is politically ‘incorrect.’ We can only do so at our own peril.”

    - HANS-HERMANN HOPPE, Austrian school economist, libertarian political philosopher, emeritus professor of economics, University of Nevada, distinguished fellow, the Ludwig von Mises Institute, author of Democracy: The God That Failed, and The Economics and Ethics of Private Property

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“If you want to witness the end result of what in America is called ‘diversity,’ you must read Into the Cannibal’s Pot. ‘Diversity’ is a euphemism for racial retribution administered mostly by guilty white liberals in universities, corporations, and government. It is a thoroughly collectivist notion that condones punishing the current generation of white males for the sins of the past. It’s most extreme form is practiced in post-Apartheid South Africa, and its effects are meticulously documented by Ilana Mercer (who also writes marvelously): rampant black-on-white crime, racist labor laws that have created ‘The world’s most extreme affirmative action program’; the confiscation of private property; economic socialism; state-sponsored terrorism; and, most sickeningly, the idolization of the corrupt and murderous Zimbabwean dictator, Robert Mugabe. The Western media ignore all of this because of their ideological love affair with the communistic African National Congress and, frankly, their support for many of these same policies.”

    - THOMAS J. DILORENZO, professor of economics, Loyola College, Maryland, author of the best-selling The Real Lincoln, Lincoln Unmasked, and most recently, Hamilton’s Curse

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“Ilana Mercer’s well-documented, encompassing study is at once heartbreaking, infuriating, illuminating and instructive. Ethnic cleansing is underway in the once great nation of South Africa, but Americans hear nothing of it; they are deliberately shielded by the same parties that served to bring it about, the liberal elites in Western governments and the press who believe that white South Africans ‘have it coming.’ It is white guilt and the so-called right of black reprisal extrapolated to ghastly extremes; political correctness on steroids, and all in the name of craven progressive ideology. If the West is ever to occupy anything resembling moral high ground - not to mention avoiding this fate itself - it will have to come to terms with its part in South Africa’s demise, and the misery, degradation and naked horror of those who now suffer.”

    - ERIK RUSH, columnist and author of Negrophilia: From Slave Block to Pedestal-America’s Racial Obsession. Erik was the first to break the story of President (then Senator) Barack Obama’s ties to the militant, Afrocentric, Chicago preacher Reverend Jeremiah Wright.

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“Into the Cannibal’s Pot is well-written, courageous, and is clearly a strong socio-political tract on South Africa.”

    - IRVING LOUIS HOROWITZ, Hannah Arendt distinguished professor emeritus, Rutgers University, New Jersey

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“An unflinching take on South Africa. This is well done.”

    - JED DONAHUE, Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI)

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“Into the cannibal’s Pot is brilliant, exceeding all my expectations; it is very courageous of Ilana also to attack the whole notion of ‘democracy.’ This is a much-needed shot at a holy cow.”

    - DAN ROODT, Ph.D., noted Afrikaner activist, author, literary critic, director, PRAAG

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"Into the Cannibal's Pot: Lessons for America from Post-Apartheid South Africa is a very powerful, eloquent, and original indictment of South Africa's 'democracy.' It is a disgrace that such an informative and courageous book could not come out with a major publisher."

    - PAUL E. GOTTFRIED, Horace Raffensperger Professor of Humanities, Elizabethtown College, author of Conservatism in America: Making Sense of the American Right, After Liberalism (Princeton, 1999), and Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt (Missouri, 2002)

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"I relish reading Into the cannibal's Pot. Ilana Mercer's conceit in comparing post-apartheid South Africa with post-American-creed America seems brilliant—and timely."

    - PAUL SPERRY, investigative journalist, Hoover Institution media fellow, author of Infiltration: How Muslim Spies and Subversives Have Penetrated Washington (2005) and the blockbuster book Crude Politics (2003)

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“Ilana Mercer has written about a topic that the Western media have almost completely ignored – the failure of [democratic] post-apartheid South Africa to move in the direction of peace, justice, and prosperity. She hopes that her book will be a small contribution that can help turn things around in her native land, while providing valuable lessons to Americans as well."

    - LEWROCKWELL.COM, anti-state, anti-war, pro-market (July 21, 2011)

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"Powerful stuff …"

    - JAN MICKELSON, WHO News Radio, 1040

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"Cannibal is a klaxon of a kind—leaping frequently, if not always seamlessly, between the RSA and the USA. Mrs. Mercer seeks urgently to show how the perils of South Africa are being replicated in her new country of domicile. Both countries are roughly the same age, and both have frontier-taming, republican and Low Church traditions which are metastasizing into anxiety-utopian complexes. They also have large and mutually distrustful racial groups, a factor which militates against social cohesion and democracy because, ‘A perquisite for a classical liberal democracy is that majority and minority status should be interchangeable and fluid.’"

    - DEREK TURNER, editor of the UK-based Quarterly Review, writing for Alternative Right.com, “an online magazine of radical traditionalism.”

"Bryn Greenwood is so good it hurts. Her writing is lean, precise, elegant and dripping with the telling detail--the understated bit of dialogue that reveals everything."

    -Robert Ferrigno, New York Times bestselling author of Monkey Boyz, Horse Latitudes, the Prayer for the Assassin trilogy and other novels.


"Last Will is a richly detailed story about finding love in a world that can scarcely offer the real thing. Bryn Greenwood's characters reveal their layer-by-layer complexity with each turning page. Their stories are heartbreaking, but never let go of dignity or beg for pity. Told without sentimentality, Last Will is an exceptional story overflowing with compassion."

    -Heather Sharfeddin, author of Blackbelly, Mineral Spirits, Windless Summer and Damaged Goods


"Bryn Greenwood writes about the wounds that define us, and the possibilities and limits of recovery, with precision, humor and an unsentimental clarity of vision. I can't wait for the next book from this fresh, original voice!"

    -Lisa Brackmann, author of Rock Paper Tiger and Getaway.


"A captivating, inspiring journey of two souls in need of healing."

    -Dr. Allen Wyler, author of Dead End Deal, Deadly Errors and Dead Head.

“It's easy to create progressive delusions to justify bureaucratic despotism. We desperately need important books like The Tinder Box to deflate them."

    -Dr. Tim Ball, co-author of Slaying the Sky Dragon: Death of the Greenhouse Gas Theory

"Jake Mosby is a grumpy, drunk, retired Seattle police investigator waiting to die. His plans for a quiet departure from his pain-filled existence are scuttled when he is drawn into a serial killer's web of madness and "mercy" killings. Set in his (and the author's) adopted hometown of Mt. Vernon, WA, the curmudgeonly Mosby and his slacker-punk grandson Nort are deputized by the local police; the ultimate "Odd Couple" creating a serious disturbance in the police force while working to stop a murderer destined to become one the most notorious serial killers of all time.

Fairhaven is an excellent read. Coffman creates complex characters that are wonderfully flawed. Without a single personality to cheer for, the author somehow manages to get the reader to invest in - and care about - the highly dysfunctional heroes of his story."

- J. R. Veatch (Seattle, WA USA)

“Ilana Mercer calls her book ‘a labor of love to my homelands, old and new.’ The old is South Africa, which the author left in 1995. The new is the U.S.A. In both nations the founding European stock yielded up their dominance in the interests of justice and liberty. Instead of moving to equal citizenship under fair laws, however, both nations - in different style and measure but with similarly dire results - have embraced official tribalism (‘multiculturalism’) and state-enforced racial favoritism (‘affirmative action’). For South Africa the transformation has been fatal - brutally so for victims of the nation's swelling social disorder, as Ms. Mercer documents in heartbreaking detail. For the U.S.A. it is not too late to change course. The lesson of South Africa, if widely known, will help to open American eyes. Here is the lesson, in a compelling and important book.”

    -JOHN DERBYSHIRE, novelist, National Review columnist, pop-math writer, author most recently of We Are Doomed: Reclaiming Conservative Pessimism, and all-round bon vivant

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“The Western press promptly forgot all about South Africa after Nelson Mandela assumed the presidency. The commissars of allowable opinion pretend atrocities have not been taking place, and smear anyone who mentions them. Ilana Mercer will have none of the lies and omissions of the commissars and the cowards. For the sake of white and black South Africans alike, her compelling account deserves a wide and sympathetic audience.”

    - THOMAS E. WOODS, Ph.D., historian, author of the New York Times best-sellers, Nullification, Meltdown, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History, and the critically acclaimed, The Church Confronts Modernity

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“'The truth shall set you free,' a memorable Biblical phrase tells us. It does not say the truth shall make us comfortable or happy. Into The Cannibal’s Pot fits this mold: it is an interesting, important, well-written and well-documented book that informs the reader but is likely to upset, perhaps even anger, some or many of them."

    - THOMAS SZASZ, the author of The Myth of Mental Illness, Psychiatry: The Science of Lies, and many other books

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“Egalitarianism leads to democracy; democracy leads to socialism; socialism leads to economic destruction; and democratic socialism in multicultural societies leads to death and democide. This, in shocking detail, is what Ilana Mercer illustrates superbly in her case study of post-apartheid South Africa. America’s political and intellectual ‘elites’ will ignore this book, because it is politically ‘incorrect.’ We can only do so at our own peril.”

    - HANS-HERMANN HOPPE, Austrian school economist, libertarian political philosopher, emeritus professor of economics, University of Nevada, distinguished fellow, the Ludwig von Mises Institute, author of Democracy: The God That Failed, and The Economics and Ethics of Private Property

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“If you want to witness the end result of what in America is called ‘diversity,’ you must read Into the Cannibal’s Pot. ‘Diversity’ is a euphemism for racial retribution administered mostly by guilty white liberals in universities, corporations, and government. It is a thoroughly collectivist notion that condones punishing the current generation of white males for the sins of the past. It’s most extreme form is practiced in post-Apartheid South Africa, and its effects are meticulously documented by Ilana Mercer (who also writes marvelously): rampant black-on-white crime, racist labor laws that have created ‘The world’s most extreme affirmative action program’; the confiscation of private property; economic socialism; state-sponsored terrorism; and, most sickeningly, the idolization of the corrupt and murderous Zimbabwean dictator, Robert Mugabe. The Western media ignore all of this because of their ideological love affair with the communistic African National Congress and, frankly, their support for many of these same policies.”

    - THOMAS J. DILORENZO, professor of economics, Loyola College, Maryland, author of the best-selling The Real Lincoln, Lincoln Unmasked, and most recently, Hamilton’s Curse

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“Ilana Mercer’s well-documented, encompassing study is at once heartbreaking, infuriating, illuminating and instructive. Ethnic cleansing is underway in the once great nation of South Africa, but Americans hear nothing of it; they are deliberately shielded by the same parties that served to bring it about, the liberal elites in Western governments and the press who believe that white South Africans ‘have it coming.’ It is white guilt and the so-called right of black reprisal extrapolated to ghastly extremes; political correctness on steroids, and all in the name of craven progressive ideology. If the West is ever to occupy anything resembling moral high ground - not to mention avoiding this fate itself - it will have to come to terms with its part in South Africa’s demise, and the misery, degradation and naked horror of those who now suffer.”

    - ERIK RUSH, columnist and author of Negrophilia: From Slave Block to Pedestal-America’s Racial Obsession. Erik was the first to break the story of President (then Senator) Barack Obama’s ties to the militant, Afrocentric, Chicago preacher Reverend Jeremiah Wright.

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“Into the Cannibal’s Pot is well-written, courageous, and is clearly a strong socio-political tract on South Africa.”

    - IRVING LOUIS HOROWITZ, Hannah Arendt distinguished professor emeritus, Rutgers University, New Jersey

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“An unflinching take on South Africa. This is well done.”

    - JED DONAHUE, Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI)

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“Into the cannibal’s Pot is brilliant, exceeding all my expectations; it is very courageous of Ilana also to attack the whole notion of ‘democracy.’ This is a much-needed shot at a holy cow.”

    - DAN ROODT, Ph.D., noted Afrikaner activist, author, literary critic, director, PRAAG

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"Into the Cannibal's Pot: Lessons for America from Post-Apartheid South Africa is a very powerful, eloquent, and original indictment of South Africa's 'democracy.' It is a disgrace that such an informative and courageous book could not come out with a major publisher."

    - PAUL E. GOTTFRIED, Horace Raffensperger Professor of Humanities, Elizabethtown College, author of Conservatism in America: Making Sense of the American Right, After Liberalism (Princeton, 1999), and Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt (Missouri, 2002)

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"I relish reading Into the cannibal's Pot. Ilana Mercer's conceit in comparing post-apartheid South Africa with post-American-creed America seems brilliant—and timely."

    - PAUL SPERRY, investigative journalist, Hoover Institution media fellow, author of Infiltration: How Muslim Spies and Subversives Have Penetrated Washington (2005) and the blockbuster book Crude Politics (2003)

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“Ilana Mercer has written about a topic that the Western media have almost completely ignored – the failure of [democratic] post-apartheid South Africa to move in the direction of peace, justice, and prosperity. She hopes that her book will be a small contribution that can help turn things around in her native land, while providing valuable lessons to Americans as well."

    - LEWROCKWELL.COM, anti-state, anti-war, pro-market (July 21, 2011)

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"Powerful stuff …"

    - JAN MICKELSON, WHO News Radio, 1040

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"Cannibal is a klaxon of a kind—leaping frequently, if not always seamlessly, between the RSA and the USA. Mrs. Mercer seeks urgently to show how the perils of South Africa are being replicated in her new country of domicile. Both countries are roughly the same age, and both have frontier-taming, republican and Low Church traditions which are metastasizing into anxiety-utopian complexes. They also have large and mutually distrustful racial groups, a factor which militates against social cohesion and democracy because, ‘A perquisite for a classical liberal democracy is that majority and minority status should be interchangeable and fluid.’"

    - DEREK TURNER, editor of the UK-based Quarterly Review, writing for Alternative Right.com, “an online magazine of radical traditionalism.”

With concise and detailed equations and helpful diagrams to guide the non-scientist, Slaying the Sky Dragon: Death of the Greenhouse Gas Theory, does more than simply expose shocking faux climate science. It is a step-by-step guide to how the United Nations, western governments and leading corporations manipulated the infant science of climatology in pursuit of such disparate goals as global green government, an international carbon trading ponzi scheme and the self-aggrandizement of well-placed UN officials and political leaders.

The Authors

Dr. Tim Ball - Professor Timothy Ball is a renowned environmental consultant and former [retired] professor of climatology at the University of Winnipeg. Dr. Ball has served on many local and national committees and as Chair of Provincial boards on water management, environmental issues and sustainable development. Dr. Ball has given over 600 public talks over the last decade on science and the environment.

Dr. Claes Johnson - Dr Claes Johnson is Professor of Applied Mathematics, School of Computer Science and Communication, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden and has quickly established himself among the vanguard of international commentators with his highly-respected blog, Claes Johnson on Mathematics and Science as well as such papers as Basic Thermodynamics of the Atmosphere and Greenhouse Gases without Greenhouse Effect.

Dr. Martin Hertzberg - Dr. Martin Hertzberg is a long time climate writer, a former U. S. Naval meteorologist with a PhD in Physical Chemistry from Stanford and holder of a Fulbright Professorship. Hertzberg is an internationally recognized expert on combustion, flames, explosions, and fire research with over 100 publications in those areas.

Joseph A. Olson - Retired Texan engineer and science writer, Joe Olson PE is an internationally respected science writer with over 100 major climate-related articles to his name.

Hans Schreuder - http://www.ilovemycarbondioxide.com/ Retired analytical chemist and technical contractor Hans Schreuder has long been a staunch and highly regarded critic of the greenhouse gas theory and a leading commentator, using his website as a publishing hub for fellow scientists critical of the theory.

John O’Sullivan - Legal analyst and specialist writer on anti-corruption, John O'Sullivan is the coordinator of these exciting new books and will take the reader on a tour through the maze of confusion surrounding almost all aspects of climate alarm. John is an accredited academic who taught and lectured for over twenty years at schools and colleges in the east of England as well as successfully litigating for over a decade in the New York State courts and U.S. federal 2nd circuit.

With concise and detailed equations and helpful diagrams to guide the non-scientist, Slaying the Sky Dragon: Death of the Greenhouse Gas Theory, does more than simply expose shocking faux climate science. It is a step-by-step guide to how the United Nations, western governments and leading corporations manipulated the infant science of climatology in pursuit of such disparate goals as global green government, an international carbon trading ponzi scheme and the self-aggrandizement of well-placed UN officials and political leaders.

The Authors

Dr. Tim Ball - Professor Timothy Ball is a renowned environmental consultant and former [retired] professor of climatology at the University of Winnipeg. Dr. Ball has served on many local and national committees and as Chair of Provincial boards on water management, environmental issues and sustainable development. Dr. Ball has given over 600 public talks over the last decade on science and the environment.

Dr. Claes Johnson - Dr Claes Johnson is Professor of Applied Mathematics, School of Computer Science and Communication, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden and has quickly established himself among the vanguard of international commentators with his highly-respected blog, Claes Johnson on Mathematics and Science as well as such papers as Basic Thermodynamics of the Atmosphere and Greenhouse Gases without Greenhouse Effect.

Dr. Martin Hertzberg - Dr. Martin Hertzberg is a long time climate writer, a former U. S. Naval meteorologist with a PhD in Physical Chemistry from Stanford and holder of a Fulbright Professorship. Hertzberg is an internationally recognized expert on combustion, flames, explosions, and fire research with over 100 publications in those areas.

Joseph A. Olson - Retired Texan engineer and science writer, Joe Olson PE is an internationally respected science writer with over 100 major climate-related articles to his name.

Hans Schreuder - http://www.ilovemycarbondioxide.com/ Retired analytical chemist and technical contractor Hans Schreuder has long been a staunch and highly regarded critic of the greenhouse gas theory and a leading commentator, using his website as a publishing hub for fellow scientists critical of the theory.

John O’Sullivan - Legal analyst and specialist writer on anti-corruption, John O'Sullivan is the coordinator of these exciting new books and will take the reader on a tour through the maze of confusion surrounding almost all aspects of climate alarm. John is an accredited academic who taught and lectured for over twenty years at schools and colleges in the east of England as well as successfully litigating for over a decade in the New York State courts and U.S. federal 2nd circuit.

Glen Wilson; the guy we'd all like to be. He has a healthy disregard for social norms, etiquette, or most anything else that would endear him to the people around him. Still, people can't turn away from him because they admire him too much. They take for granted that they can't take anything for granted when it comes to Glen. Read Entire review at Amazon.com

Glen Wilson. Where to start describing such a character ? He's controversial , misogynist , dysfunctional gentle ogre , bigger than life character you love to hate and hate to love. Emotionally and physically scarred Glen is so well sketched in the body of Mr. Coffman's work that I found myself regarding him as a real , flesh and blood person, a man feeding my need to redeem lost souls from self destruction . Read the entire review at Amazon. This is classic Coffman. You will be surprised at how much you learn when you read this series. Coffman either has lived life large, or is well-studied. His books are great fun, revealing an irreverence we all have deep within us.

Mr. Coffman has created a great character in Glen Wilson. The colorful and unique way Glen sees and describes the world (and its inhabitants) is original, genius and comic all at the same time. He is the book, and carries it well. His unique, and often brilliant, problem-solving skills make for a fun ride. Read the entire review at Amazon.

Glen Wilson is a new, refreshing adventure character who ads a little 'damn the man' bravado to his character line. Touches on some of the things that are happening on the inside of the capitol beltway. Very enjoyable and entertaining...Read the entire review at Amazon.

You don't read a Ken Coffman adventure, you surrender to it. - Kat Sheridan, author of A Pocketful of Ashes

This is a superb review of the story of the hockeystick, the temperature reconstruction which was supposed to show that late 20th century temperatures were unprecedented for at least 1,000 years and which was highlighted in the third IPCC report in 2001. What Montford does in this book is take us through Steven McIntyre's attempt to reproduce the original result of Michael Mann and the controversy that followed. His account is very well written and it reads like a detective story. Read the entire review of The Hockey Stick Illusion on Amazon.

Exchange starts with a seemingly ‘normal’ disaster. Sharon Mack, an average citizen (or at least she seems so at the beginning of the book) is conscripted by the military to help other citizens deal with the situation. The military is well-practiced, and as the story first unfolds, we understand why: a sphere-shaped piece of our world has suddenly switched places with an alternate reality.
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After making it through the whole book, I was really very attached to the concepts and story itself. The characters were lively, I cared how it all turned out, and as the final pages came to fruition, I full expected a sequel to be in process.
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One of the best things about Dale Cozort's Exchange is the interesting blend of genres. His remarkable facility and affinity for alternate history shine in this work, as well as the sci-fi hints, and the romantic elements as well.
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I was pleasantly surprised by this novel. While there were elements about the main character that made her a little unbelieveable, all in all the novel was an enjoyable read.
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This plot is excellent. While the idea of modern man ending up in the wilds with the likes of saber tooth tigers, dinosaurs, and other ancient creatures, is not new, the reason for this in Exchange is unique. The set up of the swap and how it fits into later parts of the plot make quite a story.
Exchange is very interesting and I recommended to anyone who likes a general science fiction action story with a spot of romance.
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I'm an analog design engineer with over 20 years of experience in industry. I want to add FPGA's to my bag of tricks, and I ran across Mr. Coffman's book via a search with Google. My book arrived a week ago and I am finding it to be just the kind of book I have been looking for. Read the entire review on Amazon

When I started reading this book, I was excited about its potential. Written by an engineer, it did not focus on the language, but on real world engineering issues (how about an HDL design book that talks about robustness, metastability, etc. on its first pages?). Read the entire review on Amazon

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These guys smash convention with a riveting no-tricks look at the turbulent rugged edges of the American underground. Displaying heroics without the histrionics, the people in this remarkable genre defying novel set about to frustrate their enemies, to puzzle their friends, but mostly to live their lives in "don't screw with me" out of the mainstream freedom. Read the rest of this review at Amazon

What fun!! This guy Glen Wilson always lives on the edge and doesn't care about consequences, mainly because he always finds a way to beat the consequnces. He stumbles onto many colorful characters as he ambles through life from one scheme to another. Read the rest of this review at Amazon

Really good story! Once again, our hero-Glen Wilson, flips his nose at 'the man' and uses his once government contacts to take care of the bad guys. It's a fun/adventurous story...Read the rest of this review at Amazon

If you are a big fan of Ken Coffman fiction you'll love this variation in subject and style. Highly intelligent work as we've come to expect from the author of Glen Wilson's odyssey , Hartz String Theory presents the reader with a maze of clever plots converging all into a great tale of mystery, suspense , seduction and a brilliant theory. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

"Hartz String Theory" is a choice pick for those who love science fiction. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

There are moments in Adina Pelle's GHOST WORDS and OTHER ECHOES that cut like shattered glass. There are also instances of breathtaking beauty and images that will haunt you. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

Some things once said cannot be taken back. "Ghost Words: And Other Echoes" is a collection of short stories from Adina Pelle. Almost flash fiction, she presents her stories, which sometimes carry narrative over multiple tales, in very short bite-sized morsels that easy to digest and enjoy. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

A ghostly image of the grandmother of author Adina Pelle escorts us from the front cover of "Ghost Words and Other Echoes" to the back, amid reverberations of life drawn upon every page between the covers. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

In her new book, Broad Sides, Ilana Mercer is Scarlett O'Hara reincarnated with an intellect. She is dangerous and marvelous. She takes on today's corrupted establishment the way Scarlett took on the marauding Yankee soldier climbing the stairs at Tara to have his way with her. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

A number of very talented female conservative/libertarian columnists have burst onto the scene in recent years, but most of them seem to have turned into mere apologists for the Republican Party. Republicans Good, Democrats Bad is the preditable theme of nearly every column. Read the rest of the review at Amazon

Ilana Mercer's intelligent and courageous book BROADSIDES gracefully demonstrates to readers how important are the principles of the right to one's life, liberty, and property -- and how the violation of these principles causes suffering to the innocent, while benefiting the guilty. Most people agree that they must earn their living, that they should not rob or steal another's living - Read the rest of the review at Amazon