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Books by A.M. Ber

A.M. Ber is the author of The Unpatriotic Truth and The Heretical Truth, published by Gravel & Ink Publishing. Her books explore history, religion, media literacy, and the role of disinformation in shaping public belief and political culture. Written in clear, accessible language, A.M. Ber's work challenges sanitized historical narratives and equips readers with the tools to think critically about the past and the present.

The Unpatriotic Truth book By A.M. Ber

The Unpatriotic Truth by  A.M. Ber

The Unpatriotic Truth examines U.S. history, beyond patriotic mythology, exposing how selective storytelling, Nationalism, and propaganda shape public understanding of the past. Written in clear, direct language, the book challenges readers to confront uncomfortable historical realities and consider how those distortions continue to influence modern politics, identity, and civic life.

The Heretical Truth book by A.M. Ber

The Heretical Truth by  A.M. Ber

The Heretical Truth ​examines how Christianity was transformed from a radical movement rooted in justice and liberation into a powerful institutional system aligned with empire, wealth, and political control. Drawing on historical records and suppressed voices, the book explores how dissent was silenced, women were erased from leadership, and religious authority was reshaped to serve power rather than justice or truth. 

Don't Tell Me it Wasn't About Slavery book by A.M. Ber

Don't Tell Me it Wasn't About Slavery 
by  A.M. Ber

Don't Tell Me it Wasn't About Slavery confronts the persistent myths surrounding the American Civil War and exposes how historical denial has been used to excuse slavery, sanitize violence, and distort public memory. Drawing on primary sources, secession documents, and historical records, the book demonstrates that slavery was not a side issue, but the central cause of the war.

This book also examines how "Lost Cause" mythology was deliberately constructed and how its legacy continues to shape education, politics, and cultural narratives today, making historical truth a matter of ongoing civic importance.

Yes, it was about slavery. It was ALL about slavery.

And I can prove it.

***Upcoming Books***

Several additional books by A.M. Ber are currently in development and set for publication soon. In these upcoming works she expands her work in U.S. and imperial history, cultural criticism, and social accountability. Please sign up for our newsletter for book release updates!

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The Rise of the B!tch Boy Man Baby 
by  A.M. Ber

Welcome to the B!tch Boy Man Baby epidemic, a phenomenon where grown men weaponize emotional immaturity, avoid accountability like it's contagious, and somehow keep failing upward into positions of power.

This unflinching examination traces the BBMB from his natural habitats (your dating app matches, your workplace, your social media feed) to the halls of power where his personal dysfunction becomes political catastrophe. Drawing on research from psychology, sociology, gender studies, and political science, author A.M. Ber reveals how patriarchal systems, toxic masculinity, online radicalization, and weaponized religion create the perfect conditions for emotionally stunted men to thrive; and why the costs of tolerating them range from ruined relationships to democratic collapse.

Part cultural critique, part survival guide, and part call to action. The man-baby tantrum has gone on long enough. It's time to grow up, or get out of the way.

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Pick Me!
The Patriarchy's Wingwoman

by  A.M. Ber

Pick Me! The Patriarchy's Wingwoman is a bold, compassionate exploration of how patriarchy doesn't just oppress women, it recruits them. This book traces the history of women policing women, from Salem witch trials to modern social media, revealing how internalized misogyny has kept women divided, competitive, and compliant for centuries. Pick Me! challenges women to stop auditioning for patriarchy's approval and start building collective power. It's a call to transform from rivals into revolutionaries, and a reminder that when women stop volunteering to be patriarchy's wingwomen, the whole show collapses.

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