David Sullivan, un policier à la retraite et pratiquant d'arts martiaux, écrit dans un style direct et ouvert. Sa fiction, souvent dotée d'éléments érotiques, explore les complexités de la bisexualité et le territoire souvent inexploré de l'identité. Sullivan défie les hésitations sociétales concernant la représentation de l'acte amoureux, plaidant pour une exploration ouverte de l'intimité. Ses récits concis mais percutants sont nourris par une richesse d'expériences de vie, visant à offrir aux lecteurs des aperçus profonds.
This is a biography of Timmy Brown, a football star at Ball State University and with the Philadelphia Eagles, and later an actor in the movies "M*A*S*H" and "Nashville."
A biography of Timmy Brown, football star at Ball State University and with the Philadelphia Eagles, and later an actor in movies including "M*A*S*H" and "Nashville."
Focusing on the pivotal role of Native Americans as code talkers during World Wars I and II, this book chronicles their unique contributions to military communications. It highlights their bravery in various conflicts, including the War for Independence and the Civil War, while emphasizing the significance of their linguistic skills in safeguarding critical information. Through personal accounts and historical context, the narrative sheds light on the often-overlooked legacy of these warriors in American history.
Arguments from Plato, Locke, Rousseau and Mill
The book explores the enduring impact of philosophical ideas from Plato, Locke, Rousseau, and Mill on contemporary discussions surrounding education in democratic contexts. It critically examines how these thinkers contribute to the ongoing tensions between populist and liberal viewpoints, highlighting their perspectives on the role of education in fostering democratic values. Through a thorough analysis, it underscores the significance of historical arguments in understanding current educational challenges within liberal democracies.
Focusing on the Marine Corps during the Civil War, this book provides comprehensive service records for 166 officers, detailing their assignments, engagements, and disciplinary actions. It highlights the achievements of seventeen enlisted Marines awarded the Medal of Honor, including their service records and citations. Additionally, the text includes casualty lists, prisoner information, and a section on the governance rules for Marines, offering a thorough historical account of their contributions throughout the conflict.
David Sullivan's life is a tapestry of diverse experiences, intertwining his journey from aspiring Hollywood excitement to a fulfilling pastoral role. After three decades, he reconnects with the entertainment industry while also engaging in humanitarian efforts in countries like North Korea, where his initiatives feed thousands of children daily. Known for his influential interviews with prominent Christian figures, Sullivan aims to inspire readers through his story, sharing the miracles and deep connections he has formed along the way.