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Friends thought this American-born writer was insane or desperate to give away copies of his satire "Pookoo." But suddenly the once-upon-a-time shot putter and discus thrower started building a worldwide audience. He now has readers in 15 countries.

The Newest Offering from Menge Continues to Feature Queen Vernita and the Great Hospitality She Offers Her Friends All Year

Come and meet Larry Kaplan, author of the holocaust mystery novel, House of Ghosts, at the Miami Book Fair from November 12 through November 15, 2009.

Much more than a story of addiction, Battling the Blessings is a snapshot of American history. Fulgham treats us with his memories of growing up in the 50's and 60's, using the slang and lingo of that time in his realistic dialogue.

La-Tea-Da! Tea Room and Parlour's book signing for Shoe-Blogger-Turned-Author Felicia Coley has been canceled

An Informative Study on the Love/Hate Relationship Between Mothers and Their Children

China: Ancient Culture, Modern Society provides a quick survey as well as ample resources for further learning about this great civilization and increasingly important nation.

This is the gripping and revelatory tale of Mary, sister of Lazarus and Martha, who stood alone as the only follower of Jesus – including his apostles – to truly understand the incredible and holy significance of his crucifixion and resurrection.

A sizzling multicultural novel by Ohio author, Nona David, presents gripping events in a Nigerian boarding school; mid-life crises of white-collar parents; tragic issues of an American Family.

Frank Wayne Martin is a World War II veteran whose new book, Patton's Lucky Scout, is a fascinating memoir of World War II by a remarkable soldier, a scout working behind enemy lines for General George S. Patton’s famed Third Army on the move.

An edgy new literary novel, Party Line taps the archetypes and adventures of dreams to release a unique vision of a most basic human instinct: helping others fight their own demons.

Mark Kalita Enterprises, the publisher of the series by Kelaiah, the author, has secured the domain freelittlebook.com in which "God is my Light: Three books of Kelaiah" will be distributed for free.

The new ongoing werewolf saga from Bram Stoker Award Winner, Mike Oliveri, is now available in a special edition for Kindle, iPhone and iPod Touch. Free sample chapters can be downloaded via Amazon.

Reiki Master and author Adelphia shares an inspiring and enlightening story that will help change your life for the better

In a dreamy little country called Aurealia, there exists a race that has evolved from early Aboriginals.

Publishers Weekly has announced November 7th as National bookstore Day, a day devoted to the celebration of bookselling on a national and international scale. Join Sylvan Dell Publishing and thousands of bookstores across the country in making this e

Four elves with a gift for music help Santa prepare for Christmas in Santa’s Musical Elves.

A. S. Finney’s Visitations is a futuristic and chilling novel about the end of days

It is the eve of World War II, and racial tensions run high amidst an already-tense society. It is this backdrop in which young Annie Phillips Murray finds herself pregnant, broke, and alone after the tragic death of her beloved husband.

Peggy Kennedy, author of "Approaching Neverland: A Memoir Of Epic Tragedy & Happily Ever" to be featured in Marina Times Magazine, a San Francisco Bay publication.

Get a taste of the adventure in EXPLORER X – ALPHA’s two minute book trailer www.lmpreston.com as author LM Preston reveals her action packed, thought provoking debut novel, EXPLORER X – Alpha.

LongTale Publishing and author Melissa M. Williams will visit three Eagle Mountain/Saginaw ISD elementary schools on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009—Comanche Springs, Gililland, and High Country schools.

Here is a perfect opportunity for those lovers of historical fiction! Larry Kaplan, author of the historical Holocaust-mystery novel, House of Ghosts, will be greeting readers and signing his book at the Borders Coral Gables, Friday, November 13.

Daydreaming Daisy: Part of the Daydreamer’s Club Series is about a very shy little girl who finds it easier to imagine friends than to make real ones.

The country’s struggle to survive and rise up from the Great Depression is chronicled at the family level in Rugged Road to Recovery.

The child of prophesy, Kaine is the immortal half demon/half angel destined to decide the endless war, but he has other ideas in the twisted fantasy adventure, Between Heaven and Hell.

A dark, soulless energy has slowly evolved on Earth and made its way to the peaceful Realm of Faeries. The fate of two worlds hangs in the balance as an ancient race of faeries struggle to save their realm from the evil Negs.

Cash Croft contends with an evil spirit with a grudge in order to help a man on the run in the suspense-filled adventure, Little Mun.

With the help of a young girl, the animals of an Indian village try to put a stop to the horrors committed against them in Ram Ramakrishnan’s Animalese.

Stories for Children Magazine is Thrilled to Announce Stanley Bookman’s Surprise Visit to the J.C. Lamb Morning Show

SFC: Families Matter Blog - Daughter-in-Law Rules Contest Winner

The University of the District of Columbia is having a free Children's Book Fair on November 4, 2009 at 10:00 at the University Auditorium at 4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Bldg. 46.

Writers in the Sky November Podcasts to Feature Several New Works of Fiction and a Handbook for High School Survival

Meet Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Hancock and Paul Revere before they became American heroes!

Every year, thousands of children are abused. I Promised Not to Tell is the story of one little girl who faces the ultimate challenge…

Author M.A. Schueler narrates an adventurous children’s story through the eyes of her pet Terrier. Penny, The Beach Westie teaches important lessons about making new friends and the dangers of straying too far from home.

When both the mob and the law discover her identity as a thief, Kitten must team up with one or the other. Will she continue a life of crime or reform her ways and finally do some good?

David Eggert's First Love is a nostalgic look back at a time in history when innocence was tarnished by war and love was beginning to be expressed more openly and freely than ever before.

Vernadine Merrick’s And the Walls Came Tumbling Down: The Secret Life of Senator Jack is a contemporary suspense novel involving political intrigue, seduction, wrong choices, and romance

Jan loves to clean her house. That’s because she uses her imagination to make doing chores fun.

When an archaeologist uncovers an earthshaking discovery in the mountains of Zimbabwe, plenty of theories are unearthed to describe his find.

Dr. Dana M. Barry writes an inspirational book, The Power of Prayer: A Science Educator’s Experience, about how prayer can and does make an enormous difference in every aspect of a human being; the mind, the body, and the spirit.

Hudson Mohawk Press, a new independent publisher in upstate New York, has launched its publishing program with an updated edition of the New Thought classic, Thought Vibration or the Law of Attraction in the Thought World by William Walker Atkinson.

Join Florence as she learns more about her family and the puzzling things that are happening to her in this wacky and mysterious story of discovery.

Faith, verse, and scientific study join forces in this unique collection of inspirational poetry. Entomologist Henry Disney calls upon his natural inclinations to illustrate the harmonious relationship that exists between science, art, and religion.

What exactly is “sigfluence?” The word was coined by author and academician John F. Loase in 1984 to mean significant, long-term, positive influence. He believes it is also a fundamental human need that has been widely overlooked.

Veteran lay-minister and professional engineer Robert Alden Gunderson has drawn on his Christian heritage and personal experience in several non-Christian cultures to explore the fundamental religious and moral questions facing humankind today.

Annie Nicholas’ Dash is a clever, savvy novel about a street-smart thief who plans the ultimate heist, but gets a conscience before the job can go down.

Young readers become a part of the story in G. Ira Wallace’s Bunny Tales.

The real story behind a foster family’s struggle to raise an abused teenager is revealed in Sandy Knauer’s heart-wrenching tale, based on her own experiences as a foster mother.