Genres : History

What if Julius Caesar didn’t need an empire—he just needed therapy?History: Unattached imagines a world where the past’s most powerful people weren’t conquering lands or building legacies... they were lying on a couch, unpacking their unresolved trauma.Because maybe, just maybe—behind every great empire was a broken attachment style.About the Book:Through historically grounded and emotionally revealing imagined therapy sessions, History: Unattached brings the dead back to life—emotionally, if not literally. These aren't battles, biographies, or dry timelines. They're raw, modern reflections...

“Rum isn’t just a drink—it’s a story in a bottle. And this book? It’s a whole shelf of them.”From the salty winds of the Caribbean to the snowy shores of Newfoundland, Rum 101 for Dummies Like Me takes you on a wild, witty, and eye-opening journey through the world of rum.Author Jeff Peddle—a former George Street bouncer, rum collector, and part-time philosopher—dives deep into the dark, sweet, and spicy history of the world’s most rebellious spirit.You’ll explore:The brutal origins of...

I Was a Teenage JFK Conspiracy Freak show the author's journey from believing in a JFK conspiracy to believing that Oswald was the lone gunman. This book has many photographs and documents and debunks many conspiracy stories. It is also a fun book with a good sense of humor.

Unearth the incredible story of France – from Celtic pre-history to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the modern day.Authentically written with gripping prose and the latest historical facts, this fascinating book invites you on a journey through the ages to discover the intense, turbulent, and often bloody history of a European juggernaut.Shedding light on the fascinating world of French culture and politics – from their mysterious Celtic origins to their rise as a Medieval superpower – A Brief History...

Have you always wondered if there was a lot more to the history of the slave trade than you were ever told? Do you want to discover the roots of the subject, the how and the why that slaves were captured, by whom and for what purpose? In fact why did slavery as a trade ever exist? Did Governments, the church, and others play an active role, and if so, how did they sanction such a cruel and barbaric trade?...

Since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Stephen Gospage has been writing poems which relate to this conflict. While he finds war in all its forms to be repellent and awful, he salutes the bravery of the people of Ukraine who are fighting for their independence and territory; fighting, in fact, to preserve ‘The Shape of Ukraine’.The poems in this collection cover all aspects of the war, from the trauma suffered by soldiers and civilians to the plight of...