Some Words About Words is an enlightening and educational series edited by Thom Kudla. It is a comprehensive resource for writers, editors, and anyone passionate about the nuances of the English language. This three-volume collection compiles decades of professional expertise in writing, editing, and proofreading,...

The digital age has proved to be a mixed blessing. It has opened the doors to gaining, processing, and storing information, as well as allowing us to use devices like computers, tablets, and smartphones to communicate over vast distances through the internet. This has come...

Surgery Simplified by Tamra Ellsworth is a spectacularly thorough overview of the surgical process, covering everything from pre-surgery preparation to post-surgery recovery. The credentialed Ellsworth discusses the importance of following pre-surgery instructions, like fasting. She tells us that once in the pre-op area, a nurse...

A shortage of nurses is imminent in New York based on current and projected data, which show a shortage of more than thirty-nine thousand registered nurses by 2030, according to the New York State Department of Health. Solutions to Nursing Shortage in New York by...

In Survivor Times Two: A Poetic Memoir of Suicide and Divorce, Devi Nina Bingham talks about grief and her own experiences. Being a single parent for a long time, her daughter was also her best friend, which made the trauma worse when her teenage daughter...

Olga Magdalena Lazin’s Statism: Its Recurring Cycles in Mexico and Romania looks at the political and economic evolution of Mexico and Romania, examining their experiences with statism, economic challenges, and reforms. Mexico, a federation of 31 states, and Romania, which experienced a violent end to...

Susan Leger Ferraro is a successful entrepreneur with a knack for founding several multimillion-dollar businesses. In SuperLoop, the author introduces readers to the SuperLoop framework -- a revolutionary system designed to bring transformative change to businesses using conscious principles by assessing human beliefs, biological reactions,...

Sketches of Curious Events and Practices in the Lives of the Intriguing People Who Inhabited Early America by Frank E Kuron is a mixed media historical account in which Kuron discusses those who had a hand in molding America. In sections like From Where to...

So, You Wanna Write a Novel: And Not Only That, a Thriller by Carl Lakeland is the ideal resource for new writers with structure and advice provided by an experienced author. The book focuses on the thriller genre; however, it is written so that any...

Social Media Use and Youth Mental Health by Tina Shelton is a one-stop book that provides clear and detailed information regarding the critical and sensitive interface between social media and the mental well-being of youths. This book is divided into many different sections that consider...