CCNY Made: Profiles in Grit is an anthology by Dr. Ronnyjane Goldsmith. It features biographies of twenty-eight actual and four fictional alumni who attended the City College of New York in their rise to professional success and eminence in the fields of art and design,...

Curious: Are My Stories About Morals? by Peggy Jo Henry is a collection of short stories and poems. The book touches on Peggy’s life and how bipolar disorder has affected it. She bares all in her book, from her most intimate thoughts ranging from...

According to its subtitle, Coffee Shop Musings by Simon I. Perlsweig is 'A Collection of Little Rhythmic Thoughts Unbound by Convenience' and reflects the author's word-smithing skills. On Prayer: "A spiritual bond, communal or alone, Wants and needs are expressed, no need of a phone,...

Clipped Wings: Hear the Soaring Voices Set Free by Jennifer Gilmour is an anthology of non-fiction short stories that present authentic accounts of domestic abuse. Each story lends voice to a survivor who found themselves in relationships that carried the pain of all manner of...

Michael E Jones’s Cat Tales: Da Real Pussy features stories and observations made by the author about cats. Michael E Jones, through this book, brings vivid memories to mind. Memories of times when, as children, we would swap stories about our household pets or something...

I picked up Close Encounters of the Traveling Kind by Amanda Jayne because I was looking for a light, entertaining read and this book promised to be just that. It is a collection of stories from the author’s own travelling experiences. You know, the kind...

Communicating: The Multiple Modes of Human Communication by Ruth Finnegan is a non-fiction book about the way we communicate with one another. Human communication and interaction is a fascinating topic, and Finnegan covers it well. She suggests that communication is not limited to words...

Retired journalist Spencer Hatton has written a book of short stories entitled Counting Crows: Stories of Love, Laughter and Loss. He writes with skill, humor and sadness about issues such as family illnesses and deaths, personal triumphs and the remarkable lives of people that most...

With the title based on the story of a special girl named Mandy, psychic medium and author Pam McCagh continues her dictations of stories from the other side with Can Butterflies Cry? through her gift of Automatic Writing. There are also personal stories from her...