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Golden Head and his twin sister Silver Head live a wonderful life with their mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Precious. Their lives get even better when they befriend a merman named Joey. When Mr. and Mrs. Precious are lost at sea trouble comes knocking. Without the guidance of his mother and father,...

Swim underwater to meet the Queen of the Fish. Follow a kernel of corn as it transforms into a gentleman and rides away on a horse. Fly to the faraway land of Tlalocan where frogs grind corn to make tortillas and years are measured in days. The traditional voices of the Mexican people can be heard...

Harlan Sinclain’s life has come full circle. He has finally escaped the mental ravages that plague many veterans like himself. For the first time since Vietnam, he has reached a sort of normalcy, which involves the love of a beautiful woman, a sense of family, and a spiritual peace. Then a predawn...

It is 2004 as the men and women of the ACE platoon make their way through Kuwait on foot to a rumored oasis. After enduring setbacks and hardships through a their record length tour of duty, they are stuck in limbo waiting to return home. To pass the time and miles, everyone takes turns spinning tales...

This captivating collection of poetry and essays is the soundtrack to the greatest Love story ever written. It is the spark that will ignite the flame within you. Prepare yourself for a cognitive collision with your intellect, spirit, and heart.

Once in a while, it’s just pure fun to peek inside other people’s lives. In Una Voce, author Jennifer Larmore offers a look into her life and the lives of opera singers, their thoughts, their struggles, and their feelings. She narrates the story of her journey and working in the industry for almost...

William Doyle Harris’ military career from 1940 to 1970 paralleled the birth of today’s US Air Force, as well as three wars: World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Aerlyn Augusta Hatter was his partner in life and, in many ways, a partner throughout his career. Wings over America, by Peggy Harris Dionne,...

"I have been blessed many ways in my life." The author was born in 1922 and spent his childhood in the depression years. He served in the navy during WWII. Cover picture taken the first day back from Pacific WWII. He obtained an engineering degree while supporting a wife and two sons. He held various positions in his working career and continues an enjoyable retirement.

Although World War II has been over for some time, Sam Mcguire is still struggling with his memories of the brutalities of battle. Despite his pain, Sam is attempting to move forward in life. But that task is more challenging than he ever imagined as demons of the past continue to haunt him. As Sam...

Leaving his college deferment behind, this son of a WWII veteran enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1967, to help in the Vietnam fight. He was assigned to Officer Candidate School, became a 2nd Lieutenant and led a platoon in combat in 1969, when he was only 21. As the war progressed, the country’s...

We wish we could arbitrarily accept the findings of the Warren Commission. We wish we could accept the fact the Lee Harvey Oswald, barely a marksman could make a once in a lifetime shot utilizing archaic weaponry at that… but there are just too many questions, too man loose ends. Oswald, who along...

This is the real-life story of Stevie Stryker, who grew up in a tough Brooklyn neighborhood, then became an NYPD undercover — Stevie Gunz, his fellow officers called him. He locked up countless bad guys using his biggest asset, his ability to talk. It’s a skill he learned as a kid in church, where...

Miriana, an Elven princess, had the misfortune of being born the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter and was considered cursed by many. Being unable to hear, she speaks not a word to anyone but her most trusted friend and personal guard, Latiera. Unwanted by her many suitors, she shunned the world...

There are times in some lives when the truth is too difficult to realize, and the horrified psyche seeks comfort in the safe harbor of denial, where it creates a more palatable reality which generalizes into everyday life. Buddha stated emphatically, “Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun,...