Hello Earth, Greetings From Endeavour,
Written and autographed by Alfred M. Worden.

Throughout history man has speculated about life on the moon, but not until now has he been able to travel to the moon and speculate about life on earth! What is it like to travel over a million miles in space, to view the entire earth as a small floating sphere in an immense universe?

Alfred M. Worden was the pilot of Endeavour, the command-module for the Apollo 15 mission in 1971. During the nearly 67 hours his fellow astronauts Scott and Irwin were on the moon, he was in complete solitude, floating in space. The overwhelming experience of being alone in the universe gave him a profound feeling of rejuvenation. That experience changed his life.

Full of insight, these remarkable poems reveal the feeling man behind the astronaut image. Worden writes of rebirth at 39, of religious experience, the bitterness of public hero-worship, the loss of love, the incomparable joy of voyaging in space, and how the immensity of his solitude and distance from home made global arguments and politics seem trivial. Indeed, Worden's experience has changed his entire view of reality on earth, and he shares it beautifully in Hello Earth, Greetings from Endeavour.

The Way Of The Explorer
Written and autographed by Dr. Edgar Mitchell

An Apollo astronaut's remarkable quest to reconcile science and religion
in a self-organizing universe.

On January 31, 1971, Apollo 14 lifted off from Cape Kennedy and three days later, Edgar Mitchell and Alan Shepard walked on the lunar surface. It was an audacious time in the history of mankind. For Mitchell, however, the most extraordinary journey was yet to come.

As he hurtled earthward through the abyss between the worlds, Mitchell became engulfed by a profound sensation - a sense of universal connectedness. He intuitively sensed that his presence, that of his fellow astronauts, and that of the planet in the window were all a part of a deliberate, universal process and that the glittering cosmos itself was in some way conscious. The experience was so overwhelming Mitchell knew his life would never be the same. The direction his work would take for the next twenty-five years was another journey of sorts.

From the vantage point of an extraterrestrial, Mitchell brilliantly delineates how mankind's exploration of both outer and inner space represents the next epoch in the evolution of life itself, a process over which human beings have increasing control. The Way of the Explorer traces the progress of two remarkable journeys. Together they fundamentally alter how we understand the miracle and mystery of being, and ultimately reveal mankind's role in its own destiny.

The true story of an astronaut who found that the Moon wasn’t high enough to satisfy his desire for success.

Moonwalker is the story of how a small town South Carolina boy set goals for himself and strived to succeed- first as a fighter pilot and test pilot, and finally as an astronaut and businessman.

Moonwalker captures in print the thrill and excitement of flying to the Moon, from the selection process to the training to the actual flight. In the authentic dialog from the NASA tapes and with his eyewitness account of how it all came about, Duke puts it together in this thoroughly fascinating story of his adventure in space.

If you've ever wondered how astronauts take care of their personal needs in zero gravity, you'll find some unexpected answers to such questions. But there is more to the Duke story than space travel.

The early excitement and glamour of Dotty's marriage to an astronaut too soon wore thin because of neglect and indifference. But working through her despair, Dotty found hope in Jesus Christ. She committed her life to him and made a new committment to her relationship with Charlie. Charlie eventually heard the truth of the gospel and turned his life over to the Lord. Their personal discovery of Christ worked the needed miracle in thier lives, and their incredible conversion opened the doors to adventures even more satisfying than walking on the Moon. So satisfying, in fact, that compared to being a Christian, Charlie Duke calls walking on the Moon "The dust of my life". Today, Charlie and Dotty Duke share a worldwide speaking ministry.

Autographed " Charlie Duke, Dotty Duke". Copyright 1990, 284 pages.