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This earnest, passionate book about the importance of youth sports programs for kids will leave readers feeling as though they know author Donnie…

“I am tired,” Susan Kay writes in an excerpt from her 2008 journal, “tired of my religion, of church, of all my personal and interpersonal…

Good poetry comes from a poet’s soul and touches readers’ hearts, thus sparking a natural affinity between poetry and spirit. The expression of…

Nearly a decade after 9/11, that day’s events continue to reverberate through American life. The Homeland Security Act bestowed unprecedented…

Walking Gently on the Earth is a self- proclaimed primer for understanding how to “walk gently” in God’s creation by balancing careful…

“Ego is not a place or a thing. It is a state of consciousness,” says author David Mutchler, an educator, therapist, consultant, and life coach.

by Matt Sutherland
When James Carville said, “It’s the economy, stupid,” he wasn’t referring to trends in cookbook publishing—but he could have been. And neither was Marie Antoinette when she purportedly made her “Let them eat cake” remark about a million hungry Parisians unable to afford bread. (Historians generally agree it was said 100 years earlier [...]

Links is a collection of short stories for the postmodern era. Kaylia M. Metcalfe has crafted ten tales of people who are desperately in need of a…

October 6-10, 2010
International rights shows such Frankfurt are an important link to the world market for your titles. There is a huge business opportunity in foreign rights sales and distribution beyond the shores of North America, and it’s important to be involved. Many find the notion of international shows to be daunting, but as we’ve [...]

“I experimented with various ‘fingers’ from my wrist, and found it possible to go to numerous places beyond the grasslands,” Benjamin says….

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International rights shows are an important link to the world market for your books. There is a huge business opportunity in foreign rights sales and distribution beyond the shores of North America, and it’s important to be involved. Many find the notion of international shows to [...]

In Beyond Doubt, a guide to achieving inner peace, author John J. Murphy utilizes a tool he names the Ring of Peace and offers readers a step-by-step…

Yesterday’s science fiction and fantasy is rapidly becoming the science fact of today. Astonishing developments in the field of astronomy, including…

Author Andre Bruneau has certainly lived an interesting life: he was a high-powered commercial real estate developer, a singer and songwriter, race…

Following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Canadian poet and literary critic Kenneth Sherman asked himself what the response of…

Lexy Durant was drop-dead gorgeous, ambitious, and successful. She inspired envy in those she met, making the fortunate person who stood next to her…

“&8216;Maybe I read about all of those things somewhere’” Sean said after relating his dream to Eliah one of the old masters of the Circularium…

To live in this world // you must be able / to do three things: / to love what is mortal; / to hold it // against your bones knowing / your own life…

“…if there is such a thing as the soul then it is still steeped in mystery and supernature and has yet to be explained…”Straight out of Cape Town…

I thought I was in a prison, but the prison was just myself. We are all caught in ourselves. —Camus, from The StrangerThe unconscious mind every so…

From starlight to snowflake from an ornament of the wizard Merlin to the finger of an eleven-year-old boy the magic begins. A week before Christmas…

Vermeer’s Milkmaid is the work of a poet. With a myriad of quirky characters and imagery that captivates the far reaches of the imagination, Manuel…

There is a woman dressed like a librarian cliché seated on a small bed. Her expression is crushed. Look at her left hand, palm up—it appears…

Riots are frightening, fascinating, and shockingly widespread—capital material for the evening news. They can stem from almost anything, from…

These quick bursts of cracked brilliance, these splintered bedtime stories for grown folks, have the power to make readers laugh, and then think……

Henry Kissinger was likely the most controversial Secretary of State in American history, reviled by his detractors but respected by heads of state…

It is unusual to read a book that is such a combination of information and introspection that it cannot be categorized. Letters, on the other hand,…

“What a joy it is to be a modern man living in the 15th century!” exclaims Cosimo diMedici in this audiobook, voiced by the author. DiMedici became…

The publication of a poet’s selected poems is often viewed as a life’s work summation. What better way to rebel against that notion than by releasing…

Anime and manga began as a world apart. Removed from Western culture and the “real world,” saturated with Japanese exotisme, they were, nonetheless,…