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Dawson Vosburg, the teenage author of the young-adult science-fiction novel Double Life, will release its sequel soon. Dawson says that this will be a much more exciting novel and the public will enjoy it even more than its predecessor.

Former Amish woman signs novel based on real-life events.

The Coming of Vines, written by Bonnie Claire Lanese and published by Dog Ear Publishing, tells the story of a young woman coming face to face with a secret history that will change her life.

Written by Georgia Ann Mullen and published by Dog Ear Publishing, A Shocking and Unnatural Incident is the story of three girls who reflect the three issues spawning the women’s rights movement in 1848: abolition, temperance and female sovereignty

Internationally known poet Elias Tobias has written a poem to celebrate the inauguration of the 44th President State Barack Obama. The poem, called, “Waiting for the Moment” is on the poet’s web blog , The World of Words by Elias Tobias.

A new historical fiction novel, Grave Disorder by Charlotte de ne Guerre, tells the tale inspired by true events that haunted her family for centuries - of how the legend of the Vampire began. Two tales connected by one truth.

Artist and writer, John April found a way to make his daily writing practice into compelling visual art in this exciting site-specific installation at AV Framing Gallery in the downtown Indianapolis neighborhood of Historic Fountain Square.

What if King Arthur had a daughter? Unique Perspective of Camelot Earns Author, Debra A. Kemp, National Book Award Nomination for Historical Fiction

Therapeutic book for children with an incarcerated dad.