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From the early days of the Renaissance to the Great Northern War, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was one of the great military powers of the era. From the Renaissance to the Great Northern War, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was one of the great powers in Europe. This book examins the development of the armies, the battles and personalities that make this an interesting era. This is full of illustration and maps and one of the few sour...

Alien contact on earth and the galaxy is threatendedPenumbra, a haphazard city of outcasts, rebels, and malcontents, has floated around a dead planet in a backwater system for longer than living memory can recall. Its towers abandoned starships melded to an ancient, mysterious core, Penumbra is the last remnant of chaotic individualism in a galaxy where conformity to the will of the all-powerful Galactic Council is paramount. Dropped into this...

An alternative history of the Battle of MidwayHalsey's Bluff is an alternative history about the battle of Midway. In the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, in this version of history, Halsey doesn't step down from command of carrier forces because of health issues and leads the force at Midway. In this version of history the Japanese win and Halsey must fight with his every instinct and escape with what's left of the fleet with a darning maneuver. It...

James McIntyre examines the development of British light infantry, from its origins on the Hungarian frontier to the plains of North America. The author examines the lessons learned, forgotten and renewed in the Continental Army

A sampling of the military art of famed artist Giuseppe RavaOver 150 pages of art showcasing the talents of famed military artist Giuseppe Rava. The full color book is organized by historical era

The second anthology of stories from Beyond the Gates of AntaresA collection of ten stories by experianced and up and coming authors that include Scott Washburn and Robert Waters explore a variety of stories in the universe of the Gates of Antares.

Shawn Shook is a thirty-something bookstore employee plans to revive his great uncle's Cold War-era short stories, unfortunately, inertia engrosses Shawn Shook, who employs booze and a box of waterproof markers as tools to cope with a personal tragedy. The impotent protagonist covers the walls of his rented apartment with stories that serve no purpose other than narcissistic self-therapy. Shook surrounds himself with the words of others, and s...