After moving to the United States from France over two decades ago, Guy Blaise was constantly faced with misogynistic attitudes towards women from American men. Having four daughters himself, he feared what future relationships they would experience. Why did French males value their spouses and...

Cocoa, Tea and Honey by Kimberly Davis-Peters is a charming story that celebrates different types of brown complexions and speaks about how every kind of brown is different, unique, and beautiful. Though their shades are different, they all liked playing with each other. Some of...

Our Coronavirus Diary: Another Brain Fart from Over-Sixty: Shades of Gray is a nonfiction humor/comedy book written by Carol Pack and Barbara Paskoff. While the authors do not argue the fact for one moment that the coronavirus pandemic is devastating in every possible way, they...

Some memoirs seem destined to impact other people’s lives with an intensity far beyond the mere recording of the various family memories involved. Such is 14 Days in May, Arthur van den Elzen’s eloquent memorial to his father, Ad van den Elzen, a Dutchman born...

The Lightning Horse is a work of fiction in the historical, dramatic, and action sub-genres, and was penned by author N. L. Holmes. This heartfelt coming of age drama features our central protagonist Tiwatipara, who goes through many struggles and intrigues during his life in...

All the fruits were mixed up and the gardener found herself in a fix. The little black dog was coming to eat everything up and the gardener shouted and pouted. Squilly the chicken came over and decided to fix the problem by helping the gardener...

Veilfall: Soothsayer Series Book 1 by Adron J. Smitley is an epic tale of one man’s fight to save the world from an ancient demonic cult. Time and love are two of the most valuable and fragile things in the world and Banzu Greenlief discovers...

What I Tell Myself About Talent is an educational picture book for children, grades k-3, written by Michael Brown and illustrated by Lovyaa Garg. All kids have interests, things that make them sit up and take notice, and many have noticeable skills and interests. All...

Princesses Don’t Have Sticky Hair, written by Angela Castillo and illustrated by Cher Jiang, is a short children’s story full of funny little mythological beings. Fairies that may do some homework, dragons that might toast a marshmallow or two for their friends, brownies that love...

The Sacred Vagina: My Portal into the Soul by F. Sam Gleason is the author's inner mythic quest to become conscious of who he is, and he looks at the sacred vagina as the key symbol for the radical opening of his heart. This is...

Good Girl is a work of fiction in the science fiction, cyberpunk, and techno-thriller sub-genres and was penned by author Olga Werby. The work is intended for the general reading audience and presents a cerebral and sophisticated look at the nature of Artificial Intelligence, what...

Turkey Terror At My Door! Misadventures & Memoirs of a Middle-Aged Man is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and comedic sub-genres and was penned by author Don Ake. A light-hearted romp through life with funny observations and bizarre but true situations, this is...

The Boy King’s Tale: True Adventure of the Young Life of England’s King Edward III by Michael January takes us back on a journey to medieval England at the beginning of the fourteenth century, told through the narrative of the eminent Royal Court Poet, none...

The marketing industry has its complexities and unique self-driven motives, as all professionals aim for one thing, and that is to become marketing managers. Marketing Management Essentials You Always Wanted to Know by Callie Daum uses real-life experiences to provide marketing managers with the skillsets...

The well-known phrase, “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness”, taken from the United States Declaration of Independence, has frequently been re-quoted as “Life, Love and the pursuit of Happiness”. For many people, life is a love story, sometimes happy, other times tragic and sad....

Walks with the Wind by Steve Physioc is a beautifully written and character-driven story that follows the life of two strong characters: Sam Cloud-Carson and Drake Dixon. Sam Cloud-Carson is a prodigy who led Ignacio to the state playoffs in both basketball and baseball. He...

A Night In Babylon is a work of fiction written in the Action/Adventure sub-genre. It is aimed at mature reading audiences and comes with a content warning due to the inclusion of explicit language usage, scenes of violence, and scenes of a sexual nature. It...

When you read a book as intricately plotted, with so many characters, and with as large an amount of both technical and political information as depicted in The Panama Contagion by DM Coffman, you find yourself wondering how the author knows so much about the...

The Voyages of Ralf is a work of fiction in the humor and science fiction adventure sub-genres and was penned by author R. M. Kozan. This story features the first volume of the adventure titled The Arc of Purchaser. The work centers on titular character...

The Shepherd's Burden by Ryan Young tells the tale of Daniel Jeffries, a Staff Sergeant who survived an IED explosion in Iraq. Daniel returns home to New York, where he is struggling to come to terms with life outside of the military, while plagued with...