Alan Marley, DBA
Writer • Professor • Speaker
Culture. Faith. Politics. Real life—no spin.
non-fiction politicS & CULTURE
Age of Delusion
A decade of gaslit emergency. A decade of slogans that contradicted themselves.
A decade of being told that noticing something was wrong made you the problem.
Age of Delusion is for the people who never fit the box — pro-choice, pro-free speech, skeptical of both parties, and tired of being asked to pretend.
It maps what happened, why it happened and what it costs to stay sane through it.
Just Released!
Concrete

The neighborhood doesn't sleep. It holds its breath.
Jack Mercer has built a system for surviving what the world became — sealed, silent, invisible.
He knows the rules.
He knows the rhythms. He knows that quiet isn't comfort. It's camouflage.
Then something starts tapping. Almost right. Almost human.
Almost like it learned from watching him.
Concrete is a novel about what you build when everything outside wants in.
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Alan Marley
Dr. Alan Marley, DBA is an adjunct instructor at Southern New Hampshire University, where he teaches business administration and management, sharing practical insights grounded in real-world experience. He earned his Doctor of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and is dedicated to developing leadership, innovation, and applied problem-solving in his students.
A veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Dr. Marley brings the discipline, leadership, and mission-focused mindset of military service into both his teaching and professional practice. Beyond the classroom, he is the owner of One Way Roofing and Remodeling, a Colorado-based construction firm specializing in residential renovation and restoration. He is also a licensed independent property insurance adjuster in over ten states. With over 34 years of experience as a business owner and project manager, he applies his deep knowledge of operations, insurance, and construction to deliver real-world context. His extensive background in managing complex projects allows him to bridge academic theory with the practical demands of business, construction, and strategic project execution.




