The Sun Also Rises, also known as Fiesta, is one of the most critically over-praised novels of the 20th Century, written by an alcoholic genius, presumably for alcoholic readers. In The Sun Also Sinks, W. A. Harbinson, bestselling author of Genesis and Revelation, demolishes Hemingway's supposed masterpiece with a relentless eye for detail and dead-pan, coruscating wit.

Deep in the heart of the Amazon's rainforest live the Yano Indians. A fierce, elusive tribe, they are dedicated to the powers of darkness, their presence revealed only by the hypnotic beating of drums... and by mysterious lights in the night sky. For highly personal reasons, three deeply troubled souls, a woman and two men, venture into the dangerous depths of the rainforest in pursuit of the Yano. There, beyond the reach of civilization, even beyond the light of reason, all three are drawn into the Yano's alien 'Otherworld' where good collides with evil in a titanic, earth-shattering...

TC is a world-famous film star, producer, bit of a stunt man (he performs most of his own stunts), three times divorcee and deeply religious soul. He is so close to a nervous breakdown that he can't even speak his own name and instead, when talking to himself, uses only his initials. TC is talking to himself because his illustrious film career is on the decline, mainly because of his too often publicly stated commitment to a highly controversial, possibly dangerous, church. He is also talking to himself because he is starting to have doubts about his religion and, even worse, wondering if his...

In this brief memoir, W. A. Harbinson, bestselling author of GENESIS and REVELATION, offers his random thoughts on the ups and downs of being seventy-five years old.

John Wilson was, and remains, one of the most mysterious and inexplicable human beings of the 20th and 21st centuries. His name first became known to the American public during the Great Airship Scare of 1896-7. From that moment on, for reasons that still defy logic, he became a subject of endless fascination and deep suspicion to US intelligence agencies, which had desperately tried, and failed, to track him down. THE WILSON PAPERS tell the story of a man who was born in the American Midwest of the 19th century, took part in the rise and fall of the Third Reich in Nazi Germany, continued...