Olin Frederick Publishing Company Current Publications

Jack Cashill creates a cadre of fascinating and unexpected characters who start a rising in Western New York State against the creeping tyranny of modern government. A newspaper owner finds himself involved with Amish farmers and motorcyclists. Thousands rally to the cause and produce an unexpected climax.


	2006: The Chautauqua Rising




	Well-Founded Fear

A novel by Tom LeClair about Kurds attempting to escape the police state realities of eastern Turkey. It makes the reader sensitive to this ethnic Muslim people with democratic traditions who had semi-autonomy in the Ottoman Empire. Their province of Kurdistan, however, was divided among four countries on the map tables in Europe by the victors in World War I leaving them stateless. It also takes readers into the workings of the United Nations High Commission on Refugees and those that it serves or is supposed to. .




	Consent Of The Governed

Gerry Balcar’s novel of big business and big government in which huge multinational corporations secretly organize to change the U.S. Constitution to allow them to govern. How they are thwarted is a conflict story of high powered men and women who mix relationships with hard work in the present day politics of money, fraud, and in this case murders. Reviewers recommended it be required reading in schools. A second edition is planned.




	The Waldheim Affair: Democracy Subverted

The media storm ignited when rumors of the Nazi affiliation of Kurt Waldheim, former Secretary General of the UN and candidate for President of Austria, were set loose by the Austrian Socialists of the time. Harold Tittmann collapses the case against Waldheim in an intensely thorough reasoning of the facts. The book was published in German by Molden Verlag in Vienna. The late Dr. Waldheim was exonerated with apologies in Europe which have been reported in the United States.




		As Sick As It Gets

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Dr. Rudy Mueller becomes the first physician to record a year long documentation of patient’s stories as to why they were sick. His absorbing presentation of their case histories are categorized under “uninsured”, “underinsured” and “insured”. Dr. Mueller found cases of under-treatment or no diagnosis or treatment at all, access to primary care denied or the unwillingness of insurance and managed care companies to pay. From this comes a critical new understanding that the proper care of the acute or chronic illnesses is far more expensive than prevention and early intervention. Lack of access to care is shown to be the main cause of America’s high healthcare costs.