Richard Taylor: 111 books

Activist, Speaker, Life Changer and Leader are just a few ways to describe Richard L. Taylor, Jr. From his Personal life stories of overcoming morbid obesity, a life of suicide and a lifestyle of destruction, the 25 year old Taylor is taking the world by storm. With his contagious energy and powerful...

Richard Taylor was a talented, educated and erudite writer. Unfortunately, not a very tenacious one. He died without seeing his novel published. When former Los Angeles Times reporter Richard Taylor sent his novel to Charles Scribner & Sons in 1964 and it was returned unopened, he gave up. It sat in...

“Between the Dream” is dedicated to individuals working towards their passion and goals, those who might be on the verge of giving up, and those who have put their dreams on hold completely. The author Richard Taylor’s purpose for “Between the Dream” is to inspire and assist the reader in...

When former Kentucky Poet Laureate Richard Taylor took a job at Kentucky State University in 1975, he purchased a fixer-upper -- in need of a roof, a paint job, city water, and central heating -- that became known to his friends as "Taylor's Folly." The historic Giltner-Holt House, which...

First Published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

“… These poignant essays come from the heart and the soul of a sensitive and intellectually gifted man who has become a national champion and advocate for the millions of people living with this disease.”—Linda L. Buettner, Ph.D., CTRS, FGSA, Professor of Health Science, Florida Gulf Coast...

Writer, surfer, and househusband Richard Taylor is mad about beaches and islands, and was inspired by a house exchange that whisked him and his family from a freezing Ottawa winter to a year of some of the world's best surf on the east coast of Australia. In an era of packaged paradises and cyber...

The National Archives is one of the most remarkable collections of documents in the world, holding over 120 miles of papers. In 2010 the staff at the Archives were asked to select their favourite document. The results of this poll form the basis of this book, skilfully curated by bestselling author...

A collection of selected short stores and humorous essays by the author of Red Mist and The Haunting of Cambria featuring such titles as How Boring! I'm a Bore!, and I Predict the End of the World.

A dying grandfather tells the story of the first Christmas tree to a family wrenched by strife.

October 11, 1864. The Civil War rages on in Kentucky, where Union and Confederate loyalties have turned neighbors into enemies and once-proud soldiers into drifters, thieves, and outlaws. Stephen Gano Burbridge, radical Republican and military commander of the district of Kentucky, has declared his...

A dead girl with political connections. A pain-in-the-butt NY cop sent to chase geese in LA. A health food-eating, house-sitting LA cop ordered to babysit the NY detective. A killer with a penchant for lethal toys. A college kid kidnaped to break through a firewall. Fire Season in L.A. Uh-oh.

30sh virgin recluse Leon will inherit billions if he can just get out of his house, date a girl, and get a job. Problem is, he's allergic to the sun and almost everything else. His late father's attorney hires marine biologist Grace to reluctantly become his life coach, but she can't protect him from...

You are a U.S. Army Military Intelligence trainee. Following Army M.I. protocol, you are sent on a training exercise to a city you've never visited before and ordered to surveil a public person ('public persons' having little recourse if their privacy is invaded). You are assigned to surveil Marilyn Monroe. It is early August, 1962, and you are destined to witness her murder.