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He fumbled with his picks last week (going 7-6) but the American writer D.L. Shiloh thinks he'll do better this week. See how you compare.

It's more common than you think. Research shows that 8 million people claim to have had a near death experience. What do you think? Take this quick poll and get a free PDF copy of "Pookoo", which was started by its author's own true-life experience.

His new novel-in-progress has him 'walking the wire' and is a "quieter" direction than "Pookoo" is. See how D.L. Shiloh handles the mess of 9-11 in "Waiting for the End."

A new web site dedicated to a 9-11 novel does more than offer readers an insider's look into the making of D.L. Shiloh's new novel-in-progress. Now readers can share their memories of "where were you when it happened."

Southern Imperial introduced new plastic hooks for B-flute corrugated displays.

D.L. Shiloh says his new novel is a departure from "Pookoo", his satire of celebrity culture obsession. He's even on track to blowing away his 17 year mark of finishing the last book.

Traditional publishers' costs for a new book are typically $500,000. No wonder the market doesn't have open doors to your story. But here's one expert who can help get your story to the world.

In the April 7 municipal race, the Morton Grove Action Party swept all five Village Board seats (Village President, Village Clerk, and three Trustee positions) that were up for election.

The Morton Grove Action Party declines an invitation from the Morton Grove Public Library to attend a candidates' forum, based on numerous inconsistencies and scheduling factors, some of which were found in the library's own board meeting minutes.

U.S. teens, by a two-to-one margin, believe that the world views America negatively; the U.S.’ image among youth is near the bottom of 15 international countries surveyed