Published: January 23, 2013
In the sequel to How to Win an Election, Cicero gives his thoughts on topics such as leadership, corruption, the balance of power, taxes, war, immigration, and the importance of compromise.
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Published: 2012
A translation of a little known Latin text by Quintus Cicero, this little book gives shamelessly practical advice on winning an election in any age.
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 Oh My Gods: A Modern Retelling of Greek and Roman Myths
Published: 2012
"Narrates your favorite stories from classical mythology with all the sex, violence, and craziness of the original tales included."
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 Heroes of Olympus
Published: 2012
A lively, modern retelling of favorite stories from Greek and Roman mythology for younger readers.
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Published: 2011
Alexander the Great conquered lands from Greece, Egypt, and Iraq to Iran, Afghanistan, and India, all before his death at the age of thirty two. In this new narrative biography, learn how this relentless and driven man was able to win against all odds and shape the world in which we still live today.
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Published: 2008
Caesar was a complex man of incredible courage, ambition, honor, and vanity, as well as one of the greatest generals the world has ever known. But he was also a master politician, priest, lawyer, and poet, who among his many lesser-known accomplishments gave us the calendar we still use today.
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Published: 2004
Everyone knows about St. Patrick - the man who drove the snakes out of Ireland, defeated fierce druids in contests of magic, and used the shamrock to explain the Christian Trinity to the pagan Irish. It's a great story, but none of it is true. The real story - slavery, escape, murder, and the struggles of faith against all odds - is much better.
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Published: 2006
The modern world is rightly fascinated by the ancient Celts - art, music, mythology, religion, druids, and much more. But who were they and what can we really know about them? The truth may surprise you. The Celts were master artisans, gifted poets, and fearsome warriors that spread across Europe and into Asia in classical times.
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Published: 2010
If you're an incoming first-year college student facing the culture shock of college life, don't panic. Lecture Notes counters the confusion of academia with a professor's inside perspective, including three sure-fire rules for classroom success and friendly advice on everything from how to get into a closed class to writing research papers.
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How to Run a Country: An Ancient Guide for Modern Leaders
How to Win an Election: An Ancient Guide for Modern Politicians
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
St. Patrick of Ireland
The Philosopher and the Druids
Lecture Notes