Gorilla Tango: From Businessman to Convicted Felon and Surviving the US Prison System. E-book. Formato EPUB Warren Stelman   -  Fourth Quarter Press, 2018  - 

After losing all his money in a business venture gone wrong, Warren Stelman does the unthinkable. He gets involved in a sweepstakes scam and makes dirty money. In August of 2012, his world comes crashing down when he is arrested by Interpol in Santo Domingo and extradited to the Southern District of New York by the United States Government to face justice for the crime he committed. This is his story—his journey through hellish conditions in third-world jails, fourteen months in the super-max Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York, and four more years in a United States Federal prison. Released in January 2018, he is now home and reunited with his wife and four children. In Gorilla Tango, he recounts the harrowing events that took him from a cushy life-style in the Caribbean to the bowels of prison and how at fifty-three years old he had to adapt to survive in a brutal, violent and unforgiving world. It is a story of personal redemption, spiritual growth, and survival.

The Complete Works, Novels, Plays, Stories, Ideas, and Writings of Samuel Warren. E-book. Formato EPUB Warren Samuel   -  Icts, 2023  - 

The Complete Works, Novels, Plays, Stories, Ideas, and Writings of Samuel WarrenThis Complete Collection includes the following titles:--------1 - The Experiences of a Barrister, and Confessions of an Attorney2 - Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.3 - Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 3.4 - Ten Thousand a-Year (Vol. 2) 

Our Canary Islands Adventure. E-book. Formato EPUB Warren Scolar   -  Books On Demand, 2016  - 

Where to go? We canvassed the world with an open mind. No place was too distant, no people too strange, so long as certain conditions could be met. First, we decided to eliminate climate as a living complication. Year-round warmth would mean no coats or woolens or door-closing problems; low rainfall would mean no rainwear. Second, living costs would have to be a third or half of what they'd been at home. Third, we should be within twenty-four hours of first-class medical care. Fourth, we should at least have access to some well-educated and well- traveled people. Fifth, we'd like to be able to swim every day in the year. Sixth, we should learn a permanently useful foreign language. Seventh, and most important, the tempo of life should be easygoing. What would be perfect, we decided, was a beach- side cottage on the outskirts of a peaceful subtropical (but arid) village. Did such a Utopia exist? To make a selection, we collected three years' worth of National Geographic and Holiday magazines. Finally, we found our paradise: The Canary Islands!