David Campbell: 108 books

The battlefields of Gallipoli and Salonica were a far cry from life on a small working farm in County Louth, Ireland, and yet, in 1915, Captain David Campbell, M.C., 6th Royal Irish Rifles, found himself in the searing Turkish heat, confronted by a faceless and seemingly tireless enemy. Less than...

The House of Eros is a rich scripture of the body: Revelations as Rubaiyat. The poet, while hesitant to release himself from an old grief, is firmly in bliss again; he summons the language of the mystics to mark the holiness of his love -- his adoration -- the only force strong enough to hold against...

David Campbell's personal and professional life changed course in the wake of the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 26, 2004. A chance remark to a friend about the tragedy led his companion to reveal that he had dined, just a week prior to the tsunami, on a hotel patio where everyone had been killed....

Written by Physiotherapist and biomechanical analyst David J. Campbell, this book will outline information that top health professionals use with their clients, that you can use immediately regardless of your fitness level. This book will create confidence in your running ability and help you plan...

***WINNER OF THE 2014 AUSTRALIAN BUSH LAUREATE BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD***David Campbell is a Melbourne-based writer of poetry (both traditional and free verse), short stories, and newspaper articles. He is an accredited judge for the Australian Bush Poets Association and regularly presents workshops on...

From Middle Class to Millionaire is a book that calls out the huge money obstacles that the middle class faces today and helps everyday Canadians build a plan to deal with them. This book will guide Canadians through the challenges of David’s four “P’s” to the middle class that need to be...

Greening the College Curriculum provides the tools college and university faculty need to meet personal and institutional goals for integrating environmental issues into the curriculum. Leading educators from a wide range of fields, including anthropology, biology, economics, geography, history, literature,...

Matthew Campbell’s Harmonious Anarchy is full of the dark charm and grit particulars of heavy grieving. Full, too, of devotion and doubt. Always moving, these poems capture loss with nuance and complexity. “Philosophy is over,” Campbell writes. "And I can’t resist my dark-self.” If Yeats’...

I've never understood the notion that money is dirty. I love money. When I get paid I sometimes will check my account in the middle of the night, transfer my set amount into savings and then sleep well knowing that it is now accruing the highest level of savings I can find in the market. I look at...

I love money. I've always loved money. Loving my money has allowed me to start my own coaching business, buy my dream car for FREE, horseback ride every Thursday, travel more and spend time with the people in my life that I love. This book will teach you how to optimize everything from investing, borrowing, to everyday spending in order to maximize those funds to live your ultimate life!

This is a young man's journey into higher learning, crime and self-destruction. This coming-of-age story follows Jared as he starts his college education at Wishon University. He quickly finds himself wrapped in his cousin's illegal dealings around campus and becomes caught up in the revelry and indulgence...

This is the story of 39-year old Sam Page, who has come back to the San Francisco Bay Area on a swashbuckling adventure to reap revenge on a group of old friends who stole millions from him and had him exiled. Sam had it all - a position at a successful start-up company, a great social life,...

The 19th Battalion was an infantry unit that fought in many of the deadliest battles of the First World War. Hailing from Hamilton, Toronto, and other communities in southern Ontario and beyond, its members were ordinary men facing extraordinary challenges at the Somme, Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele,...

The Winter War was supposed to be a quick and easy conflict; instead it proved to be a bitter war that destroyed the international reputation of the Soviet Red Army. The diminutive Finnish force was desperately outnumbered by almost half a million Russian troops, but rather than sweeping across their...