Books

In this section of my web site I offer some books I have written. Some projects are complete, some almost complete, and others in progress.

Eventually some works will be available as free downloads, others will be available through exchange. That is, you are expected to offer me something in exchange for the products I have created. Exchange is what makes the human world go around. You expect to receive something in exchange for the products of your labor and I am no different. I too must put beans on the table.

Until formally published, however, all works in this section are presented for review as is.

To Alter or to Abolish—New Principles for the 21st Century
This book is my seminal work providing foundation for much of my writings and philosophy. A full length scholarly effort about why conflict exists in modern social and legal systems.

God is an Anarchist—Reflections On Judeo-Christian Teachings
A collection of essays, focusing on how modern Judeo-Christian teachings embrace statism. The essays explore several Judeo-Christian interpretations from an anarchist perspective.

Tyranny of One, Tyranny of All—Musings About a World in Conflict
A collection of essays, focusing on conflict, statism, and liberty. The essays are designed to encourage readers to see the world from a different perspective.

Reflections From the Front Porch—Meditations About Life
A collection of essays revolving around that grand mystery of the universe we call life. The essays cover a variety of topics and no particular issue in general.

An American Monetary History Timeline—From Colonial Times to the Present
A chronological timeline of American monetary history from colonial times to the present. Covers significant events in banking, coinage, legislation, and related events.

The American Income Tax—Theft Under the Color of Law
A scholarly investigation about the American income tax, from an historical, social, and legal perspective. The income tax contributes significantly in destroying the core of our social fabric.

Monetary Reform—The Beginning of True Social Reform
A study of that contentious topic, monetary theory. I believe that no meaningful social reforms are possible until a significant number of people understand the concept of money.