William Arnold Knihy

The narrative explores a man's quest for meaning amidst tragedy and hardship, highlighting his numerous talents and relentless determination. As he confronts various obstacles and battles his inner demons, he seeks to rise above both the physical confines of his community and the mental barriers that hold him back. This journey of self-discovery and resilience captures the struggle to transcend one's circumstances and achieve personal growth.

Focusing on the experiences of men across various cultures and ages, this collection of poetry aims to uplift and inspire. It serves as a guide to promote self-awareness and consciousness, addressing pressing issues within communities. The book's mission is to foster change and healing, encouraging readers to reflect on their journeys and the collective struggles they face.

Cast out of China by the Communist Revolution of 1949 and arriving on the shores of Taiwan with his penniless ex-taipan father, five-year-old Bryan Whyte grows up on the mean streets of Taipei and rides his family’s Asian gangland connections, the Vietnam War and the Taiwan economic boom of the ’70s to become the most powerful American in Asia. This classic blockbuster has been hailed as “a triumph of storytelling,” “a spectacular epic in the tradition of NOBLE HOUSE and WINDS OF WAR” and “a sweeping saga of the ’60s generation, told from a unique perspective.” Long banned in both Taiwan and Mainland China, it’s now available in ebook for the first time.