American Indians, Cookbooks, Longevity, Philosophy, Miscellaneous All Items Here are all the products in this category: Acres of Diamonds By Russell H. Conwell. 71 pgs. 5x8. Paperback. ISBN: 0-89540-418-4.ACRES OF DIAMONDS by Russell H. Conwell. Considered by many to be one of the finest speeches ever written, Acres of Diamonds is a lecture that Russell Conwell, founder of Temple University, delivered more than 6,000 times across the country.Through this lecture, Conwell debunks the idea that it is noble to be poor, an idea that far too many of us share. He illustrates that it is our duty as humans to use our gifts to honestly earn riches, because we can do more good with riches than without. 71 pgs. 5x8. Paperback. ISBN: 0-89540-418-4. $ 7.50 Busted in Mexico by Ann Palmer and Jessica Herman, Introduction by Jerry Apodoca, former Governor of New Mexico. One young woman's story of the devastating effects of the loss of liberty. A True Story, Introduction by Jerry Apodoca, former Governor of New Mexico. 48 pgs. 6x9. Paperback. ISBN: 0-89540-044-8. $ 3.50 Child of the Sun: A Historical Novel by Frank Cheavens. Alvar Núñez. Cabeza de Vaca was the first European explorer to cross the North American continent. His early 16th century wandering took him across Texas, part of New Mexico, southeastern Arizona, and down the west coast of Mexico into South America. His altruistic work and healing ministrations among the Indians of the Southwest drew to him multitudes of Indians who revered him as the Child of the Sun. 194 pgs. 5x8. Paperback. ISBN: 0-89540-161-4. $ 10.00 Eagle Across the Sun The story of American explorers and the Santa Fe Trail merchants in the nineteenth century. "Brittain's 'Eagle Across the Sun' is a fresh addition to the growing list of works on the early 19th. century Southwest. Thoughtful, balanced, and well-written, the book provides a good introduction to the American explorers and the Santa Fe Trail merchants who paved the way for U.S. expansion in this region. The author's careful narrative will appeal to general readers looking for a comprehensive treatment of this perennially fascinating chapter in our national history." - Marc Simmons, Historian. 301 Pages. 5x8. Paperback. ISBN: 0-89540-439-5. $ 25.00 Fixing America Fixing America: Breaking the Stranglehold of Corporate Rule, Big Media, and the Religious Right. By John Buchanan. "John Buchanan writes with the white heat of a prophet. He has connected the dots and articulated a great warning to this nation: fascism is upon us and democracy is in grave danger. I hope this book is read by Christians, as it clearly also warns that the Church has been co-opted by a theology straight out of Hell." -- Reverend Rich Lang, Trinity United Methodist Church, Seattle, Washington. 263 pgs. 5x8. Pbk. ISBN: 0-89540-436-2. $ 20.00 The Land of Enchantment fFrom Pike's Peak to the Pacific by Lilian Whiting. With Western Stars and Sunsets, Denver the Beautiful, The Picturesque Region of Pike's Peak, Summer Wanderings in Colorado, The Colorado Pioneers, The Surprises of New Mexico, The Story of Santa Fe, Magic and Mystery of Arizona, The Petrified Forest and the Meteorite Mountain, Los Angeles, The Spell- Binder, Grand Canyon, the Carnival of the Gods. 432 pgs. 5x8. Paperback. ISBN: 0-89540-120-7. $ 15.00 Los Lunas Mystery Stone By Donald N. Yates. -- On the edge of the Isleta Indian Reservation in New Mexico lies Los Lunas Mystery Stone, with a version of the Ten commandments in Phoenician Hebrew characters. The Indians, Spanish, and Americans knew of it and considered it of time immemorial. Recently, it has been the subject of intense controversy, For the first time, in this unique monograph, its true origin is elucidated and a connection drawn to a forgotten eighth-century Jewish colony in the American Southwest named Calalus. 99 pages, Paperback, 5 1/4 x 8 1/4, ISBN-10: 0-89540-444-3, ISBN-13: 978-0-89540-444-2 $ 15.00 Maydays and Mermaids by William A. Davis. A contemporary tale of the sea. Vivid fast moving satirical yarn, spun on the paradoxical spool of tragicomedy. "Once you start this book there is a high probability that you will not put it down." - Clark Chambers, Critic. 152p. 5x8. Hardback. ISBN: 0-89540-133-9. $ 10.00 Secret Orders Secret Orders is a novel written by Carlisle Scott about things he witnessed when he was a young soldier with the U.S. Army in the Cold War Germany of the early 1960's. News reporters were kept away from areas where atrocities happened to prevent them from reporting news that could inflame the public and might start a war. Secret Orders is the first novel of its kind to expose these atrocities, which were never previously released to the public. Far West Publishing Co., ISBN: 0-89540-427-3, pp. 258. $ 20.00 The Ockham Brief - Cosmology, Quarks, and High Energy Physics The Ockham Brief - Cosmology, Quarks, and High Energy Physics. A pair-production scenario is proposed in which a primordial gluon ensemble undergoes a transformation into heavy quarks, resulting in both stable and unstable quark complexes. The mixture of stable and unstable quark complexes leads to a new coherent and parsimonious model for the big band and the production of Regular Matter and Dark Matter. The author, Barry Pierce Shafer, served at Los Alamos National Laboratory as a Technical Staff Member and Program Manager for 35 years. 68 pgs. 6x9. Paperback ISBN-13: 978-0-89540-461-9. $15.00 $ 15.00