My name is David Samuel King. I first started writing poetry at the age of fourteen. All my poetry are based on my life—either personal experiences or my views on certain subjects. In my poetry, I found peace and safety from the chaotic environment I was raised in. I am a survivor of drugs, violence, abuse, military, and prison. In writing poetry, I hope to provide a light to people going through some of the same things that I went through. God is great.

An overview of the history, culture, peoples, religion, government, and geography of Azerbaijan.

"The book consists of 166 photographs taken from the interrogation files of the secret police in Moscow of those arrested on falsified charges, found guilty and shot during Stalin's reign of terror from the late 1920s until his death in 1953 - engineers, artists, factory workers, teachers, housewives, heroes of the Soviet Union, even secret policemen themselves. Each photograph is accompanied by the basic details of that person's life and the charges brought against them." - abstract from Francis Boutle Publishers website.

Since forming in 1888, the Texas League has produced some of the most beloved American baseball players and seen more than its fair share of colorful events. In 1931, Houston pitcher Dizzy Dean pitched and won both ends of a double-header in Fort Worth, throwing a three-hit shutout in the second game. In 1906, center fielder Tris Speaker pitched for Cleburne to beat Temple 10-3. In 1998, Arkansas' Tyrone Horne hit for the "homer cycle" in San Antonio, finishing to a standing ovation. "The Texas League Baseball Almanac" delivers day by day the record-breaking events, personal triumphs and memorable games that helped to shape baseball in the region. Join authors David King and Tom Kayser on a nine-inning trip down one of minor-league baseball's most historic institutions, both in season and off. .

The sensational true story of the serial killer who stalked the streets of Nazi-occupied Paris.