In this investment book, a physician/investor urges readers to die broke. Physician and commercial real estate investor Stanley Arthur Riggs realized he wanted a plan to be “in voluntarily and strategically planned, diminished... Read More

This engaging book by a personal productivity expert offers a multitude of useful tips on how to make the best use of time. It is likely that almost everyone feels pressed for time at some point, which makes Mitzi Weinman’s lively... Read More

This well-crafted, lively book on relationships written by an advice columnist encourages optimism. Neil Rosenthal, a marriage and family therapist who writes a weekly newspaper column on relationships, has reused some material and... Read More

This exploration of one of the most significant modern technological developments is both provocative and informative. “Cloud computing” is one of those technological buzzwords that has entered mainstream consciousness. Not... Read More

This educational manual by a teaching professional nicely covers the art of orienteering. Nancy Kelly’s instructional manual about “orienteering,” which she describes as “a sport that is all about maps,” is ideally suited as an... Read More

This vital resource for every self-publisher clearly outlines the legal issues authors need to know. When attorney Helen Sedwick self-published her historical novel, she found that no legal guide for self-publishing writers existed. She... Read More

Davison aims at what he believes is wrong with American society, economics, and politics, and how to fix it. America’s Suicide is a provocative book that makes for disturbing reading, as Michael H. Davison sets out to demonstrate why... Read More

In this heartfelt, charming book, a father conveys his philosophy of life to his three children. Douglas J. Wood did what many parents probably wish they had done when their children reached a milestone: committed his advice to writing.... Read More