Yaghoubian writes of the importance of attitude and deep involvement in meeting life’s challenges. Engineer Jack Yaghoubian’s … And Then I Met the Getty Kouros is, like his life’s work, both durable and artfully assembled,... Read More

This guide offers excellent instruction for those who wish to know more about this internal martial art. Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming shares his considerable knowledge of sword history and practice in Tai Chi Sword: Classical Yang Style; The... Read More

This fast-paced, well-organized book is a pocket-sized friend to those seeking employment. "The Little Silver Book - Interviewing" by D. Neil Berdiev is a start-to-finish guide for those facing the dreaded tap-dance of the job interview.... Read More

Skeen’s simple-to-follow assessments and analyses of personal and relationship issues offer insight to people with abandonment issues. Michelle Skeen’s Love Me, Don’t Leave Me takes on the issue of fear of abandonment and tasks her... Read More

Shifts in time and from character to character parallel the motif of the swinging trapeze to reveal the circus-like perils of family relations. "Failing the Trapeze", by Susan V. Meyers, is an artfully crafted family drama. As the title... Read More

A typical American family with Cold War secrets brings Chekhovian intrigue to this literary thriller. Uncle Anton’s Atomic Bomb is a book hard to describe, and that’s part of what makes it so interesting. Ian Woollen’s novel tells... Read More

With equal parts insightful and humorous, this soul-searching venture blurs the line between reality and insanity. "Song of the Vagabond Bird", by Terry Kay, is the story of a man desperate to forget the woman he loves. Five men on an... Read More

Each limerick-like verse in this book of goofy anecdotes uses evocative yet silly vocabulary to convey situations that are both nonsensical and imaginative. A thug mugs a ladybug, for instance, and a tall giraffe gets photographed— in... Read More