I have recently published a book titled "The Virtue of Heresy - Confessions of a Dissident Astronomer". It's about the bad science (mostly) that we are taught to use to try to explain what we see. It covers all three of Suntrack2's proposed topics - very lightly in two cases, and fairly comprehensively in the third.

Publishing a book, especially in the popular science genre, and even more especially one that calls some of the heroes of cosmology half-blind sissies, is a testing task, one that will take your fortitude and tenacity to the brink of collapse.

I wish you the very best of luck. As others have stated here, if you have a passion for it, do it, otherwise don't.

With kind regards
Hilton Ratcliffe
Astronomical Society of Southern Africa
Alternative Cosmology Group