Publications
Fighting from Below: A Diary of a WW1 Submariner
Step inside the "tin boxes" of the Great War and experience the silent, deadly world of "The Trade."
In 1918, Douglas William Mordick Adams served as a telegraphist in one of the most dangerous branches of the British Royal Navy. At just 5'5", he was perfectly sized for the cramped, paraffin-scented interior of the HMS E53, an E-Class submarine stalking the North Sea and the Atlantic.
The Irish Rebellion of '98
The Irish Rebellion of ’98: An Eyewitness Account
"I’ll tell you all about it, my darling..."
In 1854, an 85-year-old spinster named Flora Caldwell sat down in Annapolis, Maryland, to recount a life shaped by revolution, tragedy, and exile. Forgotten in an attic for over 150 years, this verbatim transcription of her memories offers a harrowing and deeply personal window into the Irish Rebellion of 1798.
The Spangled Surprise
Experience the Chaos of The Spangled Surprise
Step into the rigid, wood-paneled parlors of late 19th-century New England, where social standing is paramount and tradition is law. But in Claggett Wilson’s 1931 comedic farce, The Spangled Surprise, that world is about to collapse under the weight of eighteen educated seals and a pregnant camel.