As an historian, teacher, and author of political science textbooks, Jesse Macy in 1919 gives an interesting and unique look at the political climate at a very difficult and historic time in America. In reading this historical writing from nearly ...

The Forty-niners: The discovery of gold in January, 1848 at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma, California, by James Marshall was the beginning of the California gold rush. It took some time for the news of the first discoveries to spread and then to b...

Linda Pendleton's story of her walk through grief following the death of her husband, author Don Pendleton is a walk of a universal nature. Linda explores spiritual experiences of her own and others who have lost loved ones in a revealing and enl...

Emma Hardinge Britten was a leading figure in the development of 19th century Spiritualism, with her writing, mediumship, lectures in the United States, Europe, Australia, and elsewhere in the world. Emma Hardinge was born in 1823 in London, Eng...

Don and Linda Pendleton, authors of the popular book, 'To Dance With Angels,' probe the wisdom of the sages, miracles and angelic influences, aliens and UFOs, death and near-death experiences, spirit communication and spiritual encounters, in this...

Missions California “…for those who live beneath the blue skies of California, and for those who wander awhile as visitors among her scenes of wonder and enchantment, the old mission buildings will ever be objects of curious and unique intere...

This novella is a story of love, life, and choices. Edward Michael White always lives on the edge, welcoming and confronting dangers, and all the while unaware of the deep impact he has on four women who loved him. The Masquerading Cowboy, an aw...

GOLD RUSH “Looking at the map of California, it will be seen that the ‘mines’ occupy a long strip of mountainous country, which commences many miles to the eastward of San Francisco, and stretches northward several hundred miles. The Sacrame...

The Finley’s, known as “Darby and Joan,” in 1916 began communication with a young American soldier who had died in France on Christmas morning, 1915. Through the mediumship of Joan, the couple had fascinating and ongoing communication with ...

In 1919, George W. Caldwell, M.D., published his collections of Native American legend. It was published as Legends of Southern California and Legends of San Francisco, and the two collections have been combined for this edition, with a new Intro...