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Obesity is a serious disease in the United States and around the world. No one knows that more than Helen Martinson who has lost more than 140 pounds. Through her personal experiences and guidance from medical professionals, Martinson has learned how to eat healthfully. In her first cookbook, Martinson...

The Mystery of the Cross and the Narrow Gate Revealed is a search to reconcile apparent contradictions in the Bible, especially those passages pertaining to salvation. Beginning with the premise of the infallibility of the Bible, it argues that both the Reformers’ understanding of the atonement...

Actors, artists, athletes, and activists…statesmen, musicians, explorers and scientists. Some are unpopular, but only a few. Some bios are fictional, but most ring true.

It's not easy to express true pain, and suffering to others. Being a teenager and making your way up to young adult life has its share of obstacles. Along the way there are many lessons learned, and many deep feelings that don't have the needed closure. Understanding and acceptance is what can make...

In this recent work, author Anthony Arcuri offers a unique literary composition by an irrepressible artist who defiantly creates with disdain for the qualifications that would legitimize and commend his work. Fumaroles offers a compilation of sonnet-length entries recorded in the fashion of a journal...

Healing Myself, One Rhyme at a Time presents a collection of poetry by Donna Sivoli. She began writing as a small girl when she discovered that it wasn’t easy to express her thoughts and feelings in her childhood home. Instead, she wrote notes and buried them in the backyard, only to dig them up...

In his first collection of poetry, Mo Issa reflects on the pains and joys he experienced while on his own journey of self-discovery to find his authentic voice. Throughout these thirty-three diverse poems, Mo delves into the emotions surrounding his sense of feeling confused and conflicted within...

Threads of magical realism, fabulism, and personal surrealism are woven together in this collection of William Nixon’s current work. Country folk dance on the surface of a lake, dragons range over mountaintops, a man becomes a deer, a man and a woman cross the southern United States in a drift boat...

This book is a biography, sort of, of my wife’s diagnosis of C.O.P.D. and all the problems we had during her diagnosis, waiting for a lung transplant, having the transplant and the recovery and life after the transplant and all the problems during that time. She was diagnosed in 1990 and received...

Charles Dickens left us with the notion that Ebenezer Scrooge was “better than his word and became as good a friend, as good a master, and as good a man as the good old city knew.” Another Christmas Carol, by author Lee E. Woodard, picks up where Dickens left off. This story chronicles the life...

The Taste of British South Asian Theatres: Aesthetics and Production offers critical analysis of eight British Asian performances, using an east-west approach of references and theories, the latter including the Rasa theory of the Natyashastra, Brecht's Gestus and semiotics, making a striking contribution...

Captain Nieminen’s last voyage before retirement seemed ordinary enough—a simple trip from Canada to Riga in the Baltic Sea. The sea, however, always provides the unexpected. The Master of the cargo ship Lake Ladoga will be confronted with illicit cargo, murder, and a heartless fiend before reaching...

As the child of a minister and domestic and foreign missionary, author Carolyn Reeves Shugart attended seven high schools on both the East and the West coasts. In You Raise Me Up, she offers an honest memoir of her life growing up and maturing in the faith of the Lord. From her early years as a minister’s...

The author’s columns of the antics of her four offspring in small-town middle-America were only the beginning. While teaching English and German for 18 years, she took students to Washington DC and the N.Y. World’s Fair as their sponsor, saw her children out the door while teaching at Batavia...