Above the Veil is a collection of poetry and lyrical short prose. It is aimed at the mature reading audience and was penned by Henry White II. The book is a collection of poetry composed over a long period in which the poet reflects on...

Music is a voice so often overlooked. It is a language and it communicates all manner of emotions, thoughts and so much more. It stands to reason, therefore, that the music of a popular television show (and its subsequent movie remakes) would depend heavily on...

A Constitution For A Democracy by Rohit Kajaria is an illuminating non-fiction book seeking a way to establish a perfect democracy devoid of the ills of the prevalent governments of the world. Kajaria cites the examples of two of the most powerful nations of western...

The first in a series, The Early Years: A Memoir by Rachel G. Carrington documents a couple’s early years together which begin with a young woman’s bold decision to follow her heart. Rachel grew up in a large family from Kentucky. With slim prospects of...

James H. Morgan’s memoir, The Reject Bench, wholeheartedly buys into the idea of growing pains, particularly about isolation as brought about by not being able to make new friends. The author’s story begins in June 1961, a week after finishing his freshman year at Upland...

How To Be Owned By A 2nd Cat: Simple Action Plan For Cat Owners Who Are Thinking of Getting A Second Cat by Kate C. is a straightforward guide written from first-hand experience. When her first cat’s former fosterer called and asked Kate whether she...

Another Way: The Horder Centre Sixty Years of Evolution is about a private healthcare facility in England that paved the way to changes in the National Health Service (NHS), and is written by Charles S Gallannaugh. The NHS is known for its poor judgment and...

Anyone who has had to fight to assert his sexuality will understand what John Caldwell, the author of Walking Forward, had to go through. He was a victim of abuse in childhood and had a complicated relationship with the church, of which nonetheless he was...

William X. Adams authored Mind, Body, World to open the reader’s mind to new ways of thinking concerning the relationship between those three subjects. He begins by discussing the difference between the “mind” and the “brain.” Once that basic concept is established, William develops and...

Everything About Astronauts—Vol. 1: Fascinating Fun Facts and Trivia about Astronauts for Teens and Adults is a combination of history, biography, and science. Author Marianne Jennings says she’s writing for both “space geeks” or simply anyone who wants to learn new information. Some chapter titles...