Arthur G. Sharp

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Specialty Subjects : Military history, business and corporate history, general history, social science,

Book Credits : The Bear And The Northland: Legendary Coast Guard Cutters In The Alaskan Ice Let There Be Baseball: The Sixty-Year Battle To Legitimize Sunday Ball Two Potts, A Faucett, And A Double Hanging: The Only Married Americans To Be Executed Simultaneously The Hat That Killed A Billion Birds: The Decomation of World Avian Populations For Women's Fashion (2024) Bungle or Bang-up Job at Koje-Do: Prisoner Of War Riots In The Korean War (2024) A Family Called Muehlstein (privately commissioned corporate history) American Champions: A History of Business Success ** Atomic Cannons and Nuclear Weapons: A Mystery of the Korean War Brothers in Baseball: The History of ''Family Relationships'' in Major League Baseball Business and Education Partnerships ** Corporate Downsizing ** Follow Me: History of the 2 nd Marine Division (Part II) Joey: The Street Fox of Newark Not Your Father's Founders Pluviculture and Meteorological Mumpsimuses Second Man Over the Top (privately commissioned family history) The Everything Guide to the Middle East The Everything Theodore Roosevelt Book The Professional's Guide to In-House recruiting** The Siege of LZ Kate Thoughts I Thunk When I Wasn't Thinking ** Unlocking the Doors to College and Career Success: How Students and their Champions Can Succeed in the Classroom--and Beyond **

Enter your professional bio here : I have published over 2,500 articles and 25 books. I am also an editor. I edit The Graybeards, the 48-page quarterly magazine of the Korean War Veterans Association, the Chosin Few Digest, the 32-page quarterly magazine of the Chosin Few Association, and The Taro Leaf, the 32-page quarterly magazine of the 24th Infantry Association. (I served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps.) Several of my published books are on military topics. I have narrowed my focus to history, baseball, and business, based on my background as a university professor for 30+ years, mostly in the international business and management areas. My motto as a writer is ''I write what no one else reads.'' My most recent published books are ''Let There Be Baseball: the 60-Year Battle to Legitimize Sunday Ball,'' ''The Bear and the Northland: Legendary Coast Guard Cutters in The Alaskan Ice,'' and ''Two Potts, A Faucett, And A Double Hanging: The Only Married Americans To Be Executed Simultaneously.'' Two books are scheduled for publication in 2024: ''The Hat That Killed A Billion Birds: The Decimation Of World Aviation Populations for Women's Fashion,'' and ''Bungle or Bang-up Job At Koje-do: Prisoner of War Riots In The Korean War.'' My writing credits also include several ghostwritten books and private histories. I have B.A. and M.A. degrees in history from the University of Hartford and Trinity College in Hartford respectively. Earning those degrees helped ne sharpen my research skills, which are evident in the numer of books I have produced recently.

Writing Credits : The Graybeards, Old Breed News (First Marine Division Association), Leatherneck Magazine, Connecticut Magazine, American Way, Law & Order Magazine (former columnist), specialty articles for PPG Publications, Clearwater, FL. I have had 25 books published on a variety of topics, including history, education, and general interest.

Skills (Select all that apply) : Books, Case studies, Editing, Essays, Feature writing, Ghostwriting, Op-Ed, Profiles

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