The daughter of a Ghanaian community leader delivers a heartfelt, touching biography. "Unquenchable Fire, Unequivocal Call" is a daughter’s intricate elegy for a community leader whose faith prompted him to work toward a better Ghana.... Read More

Nine women find relationships that heal at the site of a biblical well in this powerful novel. Ladine Housholder’s novel "The Well Women" is a journey of healing and forgiveness. In it, Housholder intertwines the historical account of... Read More

Deep in a forgotten vault beneath a cathedral in York, four friends discover an ancient tome. More than fifty years later, the discovery becomes the catalyst for an epic battle between good and evil. When her grandfather is murdered and... Read More

Preterm birth is on the rise. In 2008, 12.3 percent of babies in the US were born preterm (before thirty-seven weeks), and the percentage is up from just 9.5 percent twenty-five years ago. The prevalence of preterm birth makes medical... Read More

“’Where have you been darling?’ ‘Well Ma’ I replied ‘I’ve been in prison in Morocco.’ She looked at me. ‘You must be hungry.’“ Zinnia Frisch an expatriate American and her secretive Dutch husband Beri are preparing... Read More

While the First American Revolution was about liberty, which, among other things, meant a license for some men to own slaves, the Second American Revolution was fought over freedom. This broader concept went beyond emancipation to extend... Read More

Hotbed of feminism, or exclusive male retreat? Dependent on cerebrations and fact, or awash in sloppy sentimentality? A combination of extremes? Just what is science fiction from women’s point of view? Isaac Asimov and other icons have... Read More

Jon Vickers played the most demanding of operatic hero roles brilliantly. In a career spanning over thirty-five years, he was Aeneas, Otello, Parsifal, Tristan and Peter Grimes injecting into each role an emotional, intellectual and... Read More