Nkwocha offers practical advice on accruing wealth while still living within the teachings of the Bible. In You Can Be Rich Too: How to Break Free from the Shackles of Poverty, Philip U. Nkwocha, a Nigerian bank manager, asserts that... Read More

Dozens of breathtaking photographs reveal a beauty long unseen, and one that few people see in person. For centuries their winter whereabouts remained an elusive mystery. Migrating monarch butterflies would hide away in some unknown... Read More

In this extensive analysis of the Australian education system, Ross H. Millikan, a former lecturer and sub-dean in education at the University of Melbourne, proposes sweeping changes for school districts. Millikan calls on educators to... Read More

Yuriy Alexandrovich Kalinnikov’s A Radical Theory of Evolution remained unpublished at the time of its writing, as did the larger work of which it was part (The Anatomy of Art, a Neurophysiological Basis of Created Stimulation, written... Read More

Without question, Gerda Richmond is a survivor. Born in Dresden in 1934, Richmond grew up under Nazi rule. She endured the shortages and difficulties suffered by the average German citizen from around the time of Hitler’s rise through... Read More

“You’ve got to live by faith, regardless of what is on your plate.” An easy motto when life is easy. George Waites lived this motto in the face of pancreatic cancer. George’s Journey is a compilation of blog entries he posted... Read More

In Nancy Mangano’s debut novel, "A Passion for Prying", private investigator Natalie North is bored by the task of merely catching cheaters. The sexy Los Angeleno longs to solve more dastardly crimes. So when a murder happens nearby,... Read More

At the age of 84, Bill Bosworth felt the time was right to share his collage of humorous and profound anecdotes, hard-won wisdom, and often miraculous experiences. After more than 50 years spent working through his human foibles, with... Read More