Escadrille, the second in a planned series of American realistic fiction novellas which follow the lives of brave men and women who conquered the barrier of being different. A candid representation of society's treatment of those who cast under a shadow of difference.

Espayau, an Indian term for Eagle; and Fierro, a Spanish term for iron; is the third book in a planned series of American realistic fiction novellas which follow the lives of brave men and women who conquered the barrier of being different. A candid representation of society's treatment of those who cast a shadow of difference

Through a seemingly series of unrelated events a Navy Captain with over 26 years of Naval Service, a loving wife, and five children realizes that his mental pain and anguish that had brought him so perilously close to self-destruction may very well be deeply rooted in the events of his past. The Captain takes us with him on his personal voyage. A voyage that takes us in the perils of the fog. As his thoughts become more and more obscured by his fog of depression he begins to seek solace in both despair and loneliness.

The second book in the series by the author of A Journey in the Fog of Depression: A Military Officer's Experience; Discover how he utilizes his ability to define processes in the development of a game changing, step by step model, that blossoms into a fascinating fresh look deep into our own unique experiences.Through a detailed approach, he takes the intangible form of an experience and transforms it into a 3D object.Using only pencil, graph paper, and coins;he demonstrates each step in detail.Learn how the young boy turned military officer finds himself sitting in his family room, alone, depressed, and contemplating his own suicide muttering the words: "The quickest path to freedom is through any vein in your body." The phrase echoes in his mind, resonating, and haunting him.Carrying him deeper into the fog of his depression.A compelling book developed for the purpose of enhancing existing therapies available to our active duty, veterans, and their families suffering the devastating effects of depression.