Travis: 703 books

Are We an Accident...or Not? The question of cosmic origins and our place in the grand scheme of things has been debated for millennia. Why do we exist? Why does anything exist at all? Today's popular narrative, based on advancements in science, is that it all happened by natural, random...

Charles York succumbs to an inner darkness that has been poisoning his life for months. It is only in the aftermath that Charles is able to reassert himself and make his young widow, Rae feel special again. This short story was written in the wake of the author's own treatment for severe depression....

"Context is King" is a quote by Dr. Peter Gerhardt a Behavior Analyst in the field of Autism. Understanding context is critical for social success. Communication is 93 percent non-verbal and it is important to use our social thinking skills to be able to read and understand social context and social...

Criminality is a cornucopia of irony. Although there are genes in our body which can determine our height, the color of our hair, and the complexion of our skin, there isn't one that can predispose a person's criminality. A lot of people say that background and upbringing play a huge role - and experts...

Do you sometimes feel like a pair of eyes are staring at you constantly in the middle of the night? Or do you sense some strange and warm touch of air that you can’t explain to anyone? Maybe, sometimes, you’re not alone, even if you think that you are.History has many disturbing episodes that...

Devin Fischer lost both of his parents when he was nine. His controversial mother was taken from him in a freak accident. His father made him an emotional orphan that same day. Devin’s goal is to leave small-town Southern Idaho and the legacy of his mother’s sensational death behind. The only...

The end of the world began on YouTube... Brian Carter wanted to create a superior recreational substance. Garret Stewart wanted to create the next evolution in learning. Derry Clarkson wanted her two best friends to see reason. What happens when the perfect drug meets the perfect technology? Ability...

The sequel to "It's Better This Way" finally arrives after a five year wait! What seems at first to be a simple mission to destroy Base Charlie quickly becomes a test of inner strength and morality. Evan Greggs' resolve to end the potential threat Base Charlie and the remains of the...

Launch Sequence I - One week ago, Dennis Shaw was a typical twelve year old boy growing up on Daedalus-IV. Now, with an unstoppable Kai invasion fleet only hours away, Dennis is exposed to the challenges, the decisions, and the horrors of adulthood when his family is forced to flee aboard a strange...

"Countdown" is a companion story to "Departure." Andreada is only 20 and looking forward to the second half of her life before she has to step through the portal into the unknown. She's young, in love with Navine, and leads the typical care-free life of those who reside...

Evan Greggs returns to The Farm after a disastrous fight with the Bulls at Base Charlie near Crater Lake. With so much loss eating away at his conscience, it's time to tie up any loose ends and once again resume the search for Sandra, his older sister who has been missing since the day of the invasion...

An unexpected visit from Elian's closest companion reveals a frightening tale that is impossible to believe. Except Davis is becoming mortal again, and the The Ellensburg Group, the ancient enemy of night walkers, is behind the "infection" that goes far beyond any threat immortals have faced before....

Leadership Through Building Respect is a reverse approach to leadership. This book focuses on the leader developing a positive and growth oriented environment to work in. The simple steps outlined within will help develop equal respect between a leader and those they lead. The methods have been tested...

In Shakespeare’s Dramatic Persons, Travis Curtright examines the influence of the classical rhetorical tradition on early modern theories of acting in a careful study of and selection from Shakespeare’s most famous characters and successful plays. Curtright demonstrates that “personation”—the...