Quilts serve many purposes from nostalgia and creative fun from hanging it on your wall, giving it away as a gift, or as a special body wrap. When creating a quilt, you can let your imagination run wild when choosing the styles, patterns, and various...

Deep Disinformation by Ashley Parker Owens examines how artificial intelligence can create disingenuous news, videos, and photos, how these fake or manipulated items can deceive those who read or view them, and what that means for today’s world. Chapter titles include Who Creates Disinformation, How...

Noah William Smith provides a useful guide to planning wisely for the year ahead in his work 2024… Your Year of More. The author encourages readers to embrace new experiences and feelings. He promotes adapting to changes the way we did during the pandemic, resting...

If you enjoy WWII history or anything about the U.S. Marine Corps, Our New Zealand Home: The USMC in Wairarapa by Mark Sydney Pacey is for you. Pacey sets the stage by first discussing the political and strategic situations in Europe and the Pacific theaters...

Teresella Gondolo shares her unusual experiences with patients in her book Fifty Shades of Gray Matter. As a neurologist, the author has encountered a wide variety of extraordinary cases, from people who can’t recognize faces to individuals who experience pain during orgasm. The book covers...

Red Thread: Occult to Science and Beyond by Anne Marie Kampf examines how science and the occult are linked and what this connection reveals about our universe. The book is a reader-friendly study of astrology, alchemy, palmistry, and contemporary science. It explains how our consciousness...

Biomechanics of Your Body: A Simplified Way to Learn Human Movement and Muscles by Tracy L. Markley makes a potentially complicated topic fun to read. Markley describes advanced musculature and the movements of many muscles in the human body. Various illustrations show important musculature and...

Too Big? How to Tell and How to Get More Accountability by Bruce D. Thatcher is based on actual high-profile cases where accountability was either absent or inadequate and identifies accountability standards that should apply to everyone. The book is a shocking exposé that reveals...

Click Click Click is about a murder that occurred in the hometown of sisters Anne Varner and Karen DeVanie. Anne and Karen are the hosts of the true-crime podcast Sugar Coated Murder. They were contacted by a producer from Investigation Discovery after doing an episode...

West Virginia: Paranormal Gateway by Fred Saluga is a collection of encounters and sightings of cryptids, monsters, ghosts, and UFOs. Explore this stunning state through a paranormal lens and a unique perspective. This is a thorough array of well-researched folklore and phenomena that will introduce...