Books published by Archway Publishing

Martin Latigue, drafted in the Army in November 1963, was proud to serve his country in Vietnam. Like so many other young men of his generation, he did so with honor.In this memoir, he looks back at growing up in small-town America only to end up fighting a war thousands of miles away. While in the Army, he overcame his prejudices and learned to love his Army brothers-all of them. He watched many of them die at the Battle of Ia Drang, which was the first major engagement between regular U.S. and North Vietnamese troops. Even though the author had always prayed, he had a hard time doing so while in combat. The words did not come easily to his mind. All he could think about was that he would die in battle.He thanked God for the hard training he received. He asked God to forgive him of his sins. His prayers were short-and he called out the name of Jesus over and over.

Love and Light: A Guide to Peace and Oneness provides step-by-step guidance to reclaim peace, tranquility, love, and connection. Lisa Collins, Ed.D. provides desperately needed guidance on connecting to peace and love-as well as God. Get answers to questions such as: - How have we allowed sexuality, politics, and skin color to divide us so much? - Why is it so difficult to love each other as human beings? - What would happen if we were to look at others as if they were whole? - How can we control the darkness of our minds? The author also explores what life would be like if we led with love instead of judgement. It's hard and it takes practice, but through prayer, each one of us can make progress. This book is an enlightening gift to the world on how to come back to love by connecting with yourself and with God. Expand your consciousness, boost self-awareness, and help the ones you love with the simple instructions in this book.

What the book contains?The book is not supposed to be exhaustive in listing the problems. The suggested solutions are also not supposed to be unique. It tries to discuss the main problems Pakistan faces today and possible solutions in the form of an opinion. Opinions can always differ. It is important to debate a point freely, consider consequences and hammer out what is the best way. The chapters of the book are listed below:¿ Population Growth¿ Fiscal Deficits¿ External Debt, Foreign Exchange Reserves, Rupee Value¿ Corruption¿ Unemployment¿ Intolerance, Extremism, Moral Degradation¿ Education¿ Lack of Democratic Process in History¿ Lack of Clean water and Non Focus on AgricultureInitially the material was put out as Blogsite in mid-August 2018. It was updated yearly. The last updated version was put out in January 2021. The link to the blogsite is: https://pakistanproblemssolutions.home.blog/