Tried Men and True, or Union Life in Dixie highlights in emotional detail the local tensions between Unionists and Confederates in the Civil War South and offers a rare first-person account of the
A follow-up memoir to Paul Ferris’ acclaimed The Boy on the Shed. This is not a sports book. It is a memoir about a true sportsman’s survival from the most acute health problems.Paul Ferris says: “I have tried to be as honest as I could in documenting the last few years I’ve spent dealing with prostate cancer. I hope that journey makes for a very interesting read. It is brutal, raw, honest and I think funny in places as well. I think it represents rare male honesty. To tell this story, took all of the courage that I possess. Prostate cancer is the second biggest killer of men in the UK. It is also one of the least understood cancers. This book will certainly alleviate some of that misunderstanding. It is not a ‘poor me’ book. Rather, it is simply an account of an ordinary man suffering from cancer, while experiencing the extraordinary success of becoming a published author . . . I believe anyone who purchased and enjoyed The Boy on the Shed, will appreciate The Magic in the Tin. Togeth
Cute Animals for Hard Times offers an adorable oasis, the tried-and-true cure for a sad day-ridiculously cute animals. In a world full of political meltdown, social media fatigue, and the constant men
