[See my New E-Book Site; also my Blog Books Page, with links to all of my books: contents, excerpts, instant purchase info., etc.]
My own ePubs and Mobis, and are sold for $2.99 and PDFs for $1.99, at my new booksite (e-books only). I receive almost all of the purchase price (because of no middle man taking part of it). Similar mobile formats (sold at Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook Books, and iTunes) are also sold for $2.99. My "official" publishers set their own prices for e-books (usually $9.95 or higher); I have no control over that. Those are also great deals, and competitive prices: seeing that many of those books are bestsellers in their field.
List prices for my own Lulu paperbacks are $19.95, $20.95, and $21.95, with standard Lulu discounts of 20-30%, depending on number of pages, resulting in very reasonable consumer prices of $13.97, $14.96, $15.96, $16.76, and $17.56. I offer you the lowest prices I possibly can. Please reciprocate with a purchase! This is my full-time work, and book royalties are my primary income.
All volumes below have individual book pages, with Tables of Contents, Introductions, excerpts, large photos of front and back covers, and sometimes reviews. Click on any written title to access these info-pages.

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100 Biblical Arguments Against Sola Scriptura (2012, 135p)
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Footsteps that Echo Forever: My Holy Land Adventure of Archaeological and Spiritual Discovery (2014, 165p)
Pope Francis Explained: Survey of Myths, Legends, and Catholic Defenses in Harmony with Tradition (2014, 127p)
Biblical Proofs for an Infallible Church and Papacy (2012, 150p)
Theology of God: Biblical, Chalcedonian Trinitarianism and Christology (2012, 156p)
Biblical Evidence for the Communion of Saints (2012, 152p)
Reflections on Radical Catholic Reactionaries (2002 / rev. 2013, 145p)
Family Matters: Catholic Theology of the Family (2002, 159p)
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"The Catholic Mary": Quite Contrary to the Bible? (2010, 193p)
Bible Conversations: Catholic-Protestant Dialogues on the Bible, Tradition, and Salvation (2002, 218p)
Development of Catholic Doctrine: Evolution, Revolution, or an Organic Process? (2002, 198p)
Development of Catholic Doctrine: Evolution, Revolution, or an Organic Process? (2002, 198p)
More Biblical Evidence for Catholicism (2002 181p)
A Biblical Critique of Calvinism (2012, 178p)
Christian Worldview vs. Postmodernism (2002, 218p)
Beatles, Motown, Beach Boys, Etc.: Classic Rock Discographies, Commentary, and Mono vs. Stereo Analysis (2012, 213p)
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The Quotable Summa Theologica (2013, 200p)
Mass Movements: Radical Catholic Reactionaries, the New Mass, and Ecumenism (2012, 205p)
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Biblical Catholic Eucharistic Theology (2011, 222p)
Orthodoxy and Catholicism: A Comparison (2004, 232p)
Classic Catholic Biblical Apologetics: 1525-1925 (2012, 246p)
The Quotable Augustine: Distinctively Catholic Elements in His Theology (2012, 245p)
Revelation! 1001 Bible Answers to Theological Questions (2013, 150p)
Catholic Church Fathers: Patristic and Scholarly Proofs (2007 / rev. 2013, 284p)
The Quotable Augustine: Distinctively Catholic Elements in His Theology (2012, 245p)
Revelation! 1001 Bible Answers to Theological Questions (2013, 150p)
Catholic Church Fathers: Patristic and Scholarly Proofs (2007 / rev. 2013, 284p)
Martin Luther: Catholic Critical Analysis and Praise (2008, 264p)
Mere Christian Apologetics (2002, 289p)
Biblical Catholic Apologetics: A Collection of Essays (2013, 236p)
Catholic Converts and Conversion (2013, 237p)
The Quotable Newman, Vol. II (2013, 290p)
Biblical Catholic Apologetics: A Collection of Essays (2013, 236p)
Catholic Converts and Conversion (2013, 237p)

Updated on 10 November 2014.
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Hello Dave
ReplyDeleteFirst of all excuse my bad English, but I'm from Venezuela and I speak primarily Spanish.
Currently I have almost all your books and recently bought "Biblical Evidence for the Communion of Saints". I have an apologetics website located at http://www.apologeticacatolica.org
I write because I want to translate and publish, if you let me do it, as an article, one of the chapters in this book (specifically the number 4), and I'm sure will be very useful for my readers.
I also take to congratulate for the excellent work you do. I always advise my friends to buy your books, at least those who speak English.
Regards
José Miguel Arráiz
Hola José,
ReplyDeleteGracias for your kind words.
Your English is just fine.
You have my permission to translate the chapter. Thanks for that work. When you finish, please send me a link and I'll add it to the books page, as an excerpt.
God bless,
Dave
Hello Dave
ReplyDeleteThank you for making available to our readers chapter 4 of your book Biblical Evidence for the Communion of Saints.
I've translated and published for both our main website apologetics (http://www.apologeticacatolica.org) and my blog in Infocatólica and blogger.
The links are:
http://www.apologeticacatolica.org/Santos/Santos13.html
http://infocatolica.com/blog/apologeticamundo.php/1202200827-invocacion-de-los-santos-esen
http://apolmundo.blogspot.com/2012/02/invocacion-de-los-santos-esencialmente.html
A PDF version is at:
http://www.apologeticacatolica.org/Santos/Santos13.pdf
It would be great if you could publish books in Spanish. The books on apologetics in our language are not many and they are very necessary to the avoid the advance of Protestantism.
Thanks a lot and God bless you
Great work; thanks!
ReplyDeleteIf someone wants to translate, I could easily publish them on Lulu. Some arrangement could be set up to share some of the royalties.
I had one person saying he wanted to translate some of my books into Portugese. It is a large potential market for both languages. I'm all for it.
I want to spread the message as far and wide as I can, and can certainly always use more royalties coming in, because mine are greatly reduced lately due to our bad Obama economy.
Hi Dave, is an excellent idea.
ReplyDeleteI generally hired a friend who is a professional translator for large jobs that require a lot of accuracy when translating (my English is not exactly the best for this).
After our translator finished the work currently done for us, we ask that provision is to address a new project, and if possible I'll write to see what you think.
It would be helpful to have your email address to contact you by other means other than blog comments.You can contact me any time in my email: apologeticacatolica@hotmail.com
Thanks again and greetings
My e-mail is:
ReplyDeleteapologistdave [at] gmail [dot] com
I wrote it that way to avoid spam. I do have an icon for my e-mail address on the blog sidebar (though no one ever seems to find it :-): it's the icon of an old feather pen.