Charles Phillips

Present your readers with the greatest myths of India, drawn from the sacred texts and traditions of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. The Indian gods and goddesses portrayed in this colorful mythology are creators and protectors, but often they are also warriors and destroyers, particularly when fighting demons. Supported by beautiful Indian art works and full-color photography, the narrative shows readers how these ancient tales helped Indians explain...

Billericay in Essex was originally a prehistoric settlement. This book tells its story from those times, through the Roman occupation, its eclipse and its subsequent rise in importance. It describes the change from a rural market town in the mid-nineteenth century to a dormitory town for London after the coming of the railway in 1889. This is the first detailed history of Billericay, packed with original research and a multitude of previously unpublished...

A young gunfighter and fomer slave become friends during the Civil War. Having participated in the Tubman Raid and numerous cavalry battles, they head West to find their fortune. After rescuing an Apache girl, they must aid in saving girls being carried away by slave traders. The decision to leave justice to the three tribes means journeying into the Apache and Comanche culture. Misunderstandings and cultural confusion lead to romance and life changing...

These short stories were writtewn for children and grandchildren of all ages. As young people dream of fairies, dragons, knights, witches and other grand adventures. It is my hope that these storuies bring joy to all who read them.