Chances are you have snippets of twelve-step recovery programs in your head, even if you’ve never set foot in an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. Concepts like surrendering to a higher power and making amends for wrongdoings have... Read More

Samuel J. Fisher is in good company in choosing to write about dreams; from Shakespeare to Poe, writers have pursued the topic, some with great success. In "The 6th Dream",the premise that Logan (the first-person narrator) is an... Read More

The average American does not know what goes on behind the scenes in pharmaceutical sales, and most will never know why some drugs are popular (i.e., formulary) and others are not. Though the development of lifesaving medication is a... Read More

The romantic mystery subgenre attracts a loyal following, making it among the most popular categories in romance fiction. Though many authors contrive plots that achieve a high mark for originality, rarely does a writer capture a... Read More

What would it be like, as an American, to relocate to Merida, on the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico and operate a business? Gus Gordon did just that, and he recounts his colorful experience in "Adventures in Paradise". Interestingly, Gordon... Read More

"On the Hurricane Coast" is a memoir-cum-travelogue that tells the story of journalist, photographer, and Philadelphia-native Douglas Bennett Lee’s experiences of living on and reporting from the Central Gulf Coast. Though a northerner... Read More

The recent financial meltdown has been fair game for any number of books that have either exposed the inner workings of Wall Street firms or been highly critical of the manner in which such firms have operated. Stanley Dziedzic’s book... Read More

Oka-San Ichi and Me is a delightful and historically relevant little volume that seems both larger and meatier than its forty-three pages. Each short chapter offers an opportunity to ponder universal human themes that transcend time and... Read More