"Playing With Fire" is an informal comedic look at the very serious condition of sex addiction definitely too explicit for the youngsters. This chronicle of successive passions... Read More

“To be constructive and happy I think we must accent the positive and eliminate the negative” the author once wrote in a letter to her son. “Dwelling on the negative can... Read More

Introducing herself as a “way-pointer on the pilgrim’s trail a blaze on the tree” Jean Christian offers spiritual advice to seekers of larger truths. Using passages and... Read More

“On June 20 1934 John Webster disappeared without a trace. He simply vanished. His young friend Adam Maclean discovered clothing and personal effects but no body” Bert... Read More

“From ‘I think, therefore I am,’ we have reached ’I feel, therefore I am right,” Thomas F. Powell writes. This interdisciplinary essay traces the lineage of a... Read More

Journey to Enlightenment: Revealed maps the territory between the individual’s desire to improve and the limitations imposed by relative poverty and outside authority. The... Read More

“If there ever was a case for euthanasia this was one.” This is not the sort of statement a reader might expect to read in a book written by a kindly medical doctor. Yet in... Read More

“If you love me teach me that spanking is only pain and we will learn from one another that hurt really has nothing to gain.” These powerful words are the essence of this... Read More

"Tipping Guide for Gratuitous Folks" goes a long way toward meeting its goal of helping readers develop a “tipping persona.” Whether generous or stingy each tipping decision... Read More

Believing as I do that man in the distant future will be a far more perfect creature than he now is it is an intolerable thought that he and all other sentient beings are doomed... Read More

Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan in which we must fervently believe upon which we must vigorously act. There is no other route to success. —Stephen A.... Read More

Irish author John Rogers’ second novel "Blue Doors" is a pleasantly cozy romance about the business and domestic lives of an English couple. They meet in Liverpool court... Read More