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THE AUTHOR CLAIMS that There Ain't No Trailer Behind That Hearse is his MAGNUM OPUS-a Latin phrase that gives his work more gravitas (did it again). It is comprised of over 130 stories written and published from 1981-2023. The stories cover a wide variety of subjects that captured the author's interest. Some stories are serious, but most are just plain fun. The only theme to this book is the value of a life well-lived while enjoying adventures...

For nearly thirty years, Wiley G. Haines held a commission as a U.S. deputy marshal in the Twin Territories. One of the most challenging posts in the nation. Haines protected the territories' people and also the land from exploitation. He was fluent in the Osage language and a trusted friend of the tribe, known as the "Peacemaker of the Osage." Unlike legendary lawmen Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and Wild Bill Hickok, Haines was a career lawman....

Joe Haines grew up in a London slum, leaving school at 11, yet he went on to become a political journalist, and a close friend and adviser to former Prime Minister Harold Wilson. After Wilson's retirement, Haines wrote the sensational book The Politics of Power, describing life inside 10 Downing Street. Haines went on to join the Daily Mirror and held the positions of leader writer, political editor, columnist, assistant editor and finally dir...

Joe Haines grew up in a London slum, leaving school at 11, yet he went on to become a political journalist, and a close friend and adviser to former Prime Minister Harold Wilson. After Wilson's retirement, Haines wrote the sensational book The Politics of Power, describing life inside 10 Downing Street. Haines went on to join the Daily Mirror and held the positions of leader writer, political editor, columnist, assistant editor and finally dir...

An account of Joe Haines' time as prime minesterial press secretary to Harold Wilson. The first press secretary to have a high public profile, he recalls his turbulent relationship with Wilson's personal and political secretary, Marcia Williams, later to become Lady Falkender.