George Pendle Boeken

The weird and wonderful life of John Whiteside Parsons - a pioneering rocket scientist who also delved into the occult

Delving into the life of one of history's most enigmatic figures, this memoir provides an unprecedented look at Death's personal journey. It explores the complexities and challenges faced by this iconic entity, offering insights into its troubled existence and the profound impact it has had on humanity. With a blend of dark humor and poignant reflections, the autobiography unveils the inner workings of a character often misunderstood, promising to change the way readers perceive this timeless figure.

The biography reexamines the legacy of the thirteenth U.S. president, challenging the perception of Millard Fillmore as a failure. It argues that he deserves recognition as a significant leader, countering the criticism and neglect he has faced from historians. By uncovering the complexities of his character and presidency, this work aims to restore Fillmore's reputation and highlight his contributions to American history.