George Cole: 7 books

Colt O'brien sees himself as the most savvy computer technician at Highline High. The energetic senior, with his bright, colorful attire and cocky attitude, knows that he is the best. Colt is cruising through senior year, but his life is about to be turned upside down. A new computer program will...

19 year old Colt O'Brien is starting college at Western Washington University. After going through his senior year of high school without knowing if he would even attend college, now he was in. His girlfriend Amy Strong and his best pal Bobby Jones are with him. His scholarship dictates that he will...

Colt O’Brien knew that he had everything figured out. He was going to graduate from college and become an expert computer technologist. But somehow life had other plans. His girlfriend became pregnant and suddenly it was time for Colt to be a family man. After one short year of college he needed...

Brett Sloan is out of school for summer vacation. The California teenager envisions spending his time surfing, babe-watching and taking it easy. Girls look sexier every day but Brett won't fall in love. Girls are too hard to figure out and probably would control his life. But, when he finds himself...

George Cole's history includes events not commonly described in routine history books:An important religious figure who drinks a cup of pus to "prove a philosophical point". A Chinese Emperor who serves up his most beautiful harem-girl at a dinner party, along with her head on a plate...

Ever wondered why we find something funny or why we laugh? You might be surprised by the reason. Have you ever wondered how people make up jokes? Would you like to be able to do so?A theory of humor is arrived at through the analysis of more than eighty fine jokes. Study has never been so much fun.

Bundled with the Fear Psychology thesis is a review paper entitled “A Century of Psychoanalysis”, which discusses an old psychology that has not yet expired. It introduced ideas that were radical and alarming at a time when sexual matters were not for public discussion, but what was probably more...