Books by William Harris

1983 was a great year for America. In 1983, President Reagan found what President Nixon had been looking for. The stock market began a historic bull run, and a thousand students were rescued from Grenada before being taken hostage by a new Communist regime. But it was a lousy year for me. I'd been framed for an arson by the same crowd that had tried to kill me in 1970. I should never have gotten mixed up with them. But in the long run, it's a good thing that I did. Let me tell you how all of this "teflon" happened. And while I'm at it, I'll tell you some of the things I learned about drugs and gambling and homosexuality and suicide and the "cultural revolution" and the Mafia Commission and the Vietnam war and how Communism nearly took over America. It's an adventure that I'm ashamed of, but I can't help being proud of having been part of something so historic, so important, so BIG! Join me in this adventure, and America will never look the same to you.

A renowned historian of the Levant offers a panoramic account of the intertwined, borderless wars wracking Syria and Iraq.

Presents an unbiased overview of Lebanon since 1920, from geography and land squabbles to political leaders and their maneuverings. The book also talks about the murder of Hariri, the Syrian withdrawal of Lebanon and the UN investigation.

Original / British English For a number of years, William plays a game with a ghost before he goes to sleep. The ghost is a poltergeist that William calls 'Poldy'. At the beginning William and Poldy play a friendly game every night, but then the game begins to change. It becomes a dangerous game. Who will win?