"(It’s Up to You to Decide.) Oh! For the Good Old Days" reflects on the nostalgic longing for simpler times while questioning whether the past was truly better. This thought-provoking piece explores how memories of the "good old days" can be idealized, prompting readers to compare past and present. It encourages thoughtful reflection on societal progress, change, and what truly defines a "better" time, leaving it to the reader to decide whether the past or present holds more value.

"(Don’t Fear Writing Your Novel) A Selection of Writing Coach Lessons" is an encouraging guide for aspiring authors, offering practical tips and strategies to conquer the challenges of novel writing. From overcoming writer’s block to structuring plots and developing characters, this collection of lessons is designed to boost confidence and creativity.

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Edward Gibbon Has a Lot to Say) delves into Gibbon’s monumental work chronicling the collapse of one of history's greatest civilizations. Spanning centuries, Gibbon examines the political, military, and cultural factors that led to Rome's decline. His insightful analysis and eloquent prose offer readers a deep understanding of the complex forces behind the fall of the Roman Empire.