All books using the keywords: Charles Kellerman

Artwork by C. G. Kellerman In this collection the first part was meant to cheer someone who had lost a life partner—someone who literally saved me from looming deprivation. The second part was to elicit smiles from those in the Certified Nursing Profession, something that could cause the one caring for another human frequent examples of human suffering amidst their heartfelt attempts to make it all better. The third part is Political commentary through the use of hand-drawn and computer-assisted renderings — meant to point out the mundane and spectacular that is displayed daily by those in positions of power and influence. CGK

Will we remain Capitalist or will we enter into Socialism? The Electoral College will determine our direction in November of 2020 – barring any illegality on part of the Left-wing states, even now conspiring to keep one candidate off the Presidential ballot, purely in an illegal and unconstitutional way. It must be impressed upon the reader early on that Socialism is not the end to the means, but a means to the end. To identify it more correctly, it is not Socialism, but Communism. Communism is not the end to the means, but a means to the end. The real goal of Socialism/Communism is actually a Dictatorship. Study any totally Socialist nation today and you will find it ruled by a Dictator.

Four Tales of Fiction Fantasy: The Mound The location from one of my first books, “Margaret”, is borrowed once again for this story of imagination The Traveler A tale that can happen today, tomorrow or any day in the near future. Just keep an open mind as to what may be that cannot be seen Water Wars The year is 2880 and the world has gone through dramatic changes. Follow our young hero and heroine as they face off against the odds of survival Renaissance The time frame of this story is not revealed although readers may attempt to pinpoint the era before all is told.

There are many religions I have investigated; Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Lao-tzu, Islam and Confucianism, to name a few. I have absorbed a great deal of the Bible, New Testament and Old, plus reading portions of the Koran, and read articles on philosophy and perspectives on religion. In spite of this, I lay no claim, can identify no information, can share no knowledge, description or identity of any God. I have neither the skills, education, qualifications or right to speak on behalf of or represent any God. The concept of God began among humans many years ago and based on your geographical origins or familial associations, is what you hold to as a belief in God. No human, no wri ...

The entire message of this book has to do with the destroying power of Liberalism – or, known by its current description – Progressivism. Don’t be charmed by its seemingly innocuous label. Liberal policies destroy nations. History proves this time and again. When we don’t pay attention - we too are swept up in its destructive wave. C. G. Kellerman

I was one of the politically ignorant years ago. On 9/11, when two planes struck the World Trade Center, I began to pay attention. As a student of history I was able to identify the very same mistakes made by leaders and rulers in times past that are being made today. This narrative covers from 2006 through the 2014 Midterm elections in 2014. Much of what was predicted has happened. It's all too easy to predict if you study history.

A ten year old girl confronts the reality of adult issues in this coming of age story. Taking place in 1958 northern Indiana, the setting is in the very place the author was ten years old also.

In a small, northern Indiana town in 1958, a young girl is confronted by the reality of her Father's severe illness. While weighing heavily on Margaret, she gets some unexpected help from a spectral character from the past. For ages 10 thru 14 but for anyone still having some childlike nature within them.

Six tales of fiction by C.G. Kellerman By using your imagination, any type of world can be made to exist.

Ten Stories and Falling - from my imagination. The stories cover Fantasy, Science Fiction and Future Fiction. Some of my favorite authors were Edgar Rice Burroughs, Isaac Asimov and Robert Heinlein. Adding to my imagination were the works of Rod Serling, Gene Roddenberry and M. Knight Shamalyan. These may not be of that caliber but I enjoyed writing them nonetheless. All in all, I have to identify myself as a “Hayseed Writer”. Not Pulitzer Prize worthy, but things in my mind I wanted committed to paper. All spelling and grammatical errors – well, they’re mine.