Title: Behind All the Tears Author: Rasha Mohamed Genre: Poetry The topic of death is explored in all its intricacies in the heartfelt “Do They Really Leave Us?”, the poem which kicks off a poetry compilation entitled Behind All the Tears.
Title: A Dry Heat: Collected Stories Author: Gregory D. Williams Genre: Literary Fiction / Short Stories A Dry Heat is a compilation of nine short stories separated into three parts that roughly correspond to early adolescence, young adulthood, and middle/late- age.
Title: Convictions of a Chef: Cooking for the Counterculture and the One Percent Author: Evan Marcus-Rotman Genre: Memoir In Convictions of a Chef, Marcus-Rotman serves up a prison, culinary, and travel memoir liberally sprinkled with spiritual growth, self-reflection, and recreational drugs.
Title: Intimate Fractures: The Aftermath of a Rape Author: Wagih Abu-Rish Genre: Literary fiction In Intimate Fractures: The Aftermath of a Rape by Wagih Abu-Rish, Mustafa, a Palestinian student, has just started to adjust to his life at Duke University and is newly dating a spirited girl named Zeina.
Title: Christianity 2.0: How Amazing New Advances in the Religious Realm Can Ignite a Religious Revival Author: John Dorsey Genre: Religion Christianity has been in existence for over two thousand years and is the world’s predominant religion.
Title: A Second Act in Life Author: Nicholas deSpoeberch Genres: Self-Help / Psychology / Psychopathology A Second Act in Life by Nicholas deSpoeberch is a memoir / self-help book where the author, through sharing his own story of overcoming addiction, offers advice and encouragement for others.
Title: Resist: A Blood Inheritance Novel Author: M. Ainihi Genres: Epic fantasy / Dark fantasy Resist: A Blood Inheritance Novel, is the fourth and final novel in a series by M. Ainihi that brings to conclusion the journey of half-bloods Amanda, Emily, and Kiami.
Title: Forger Author: Mark Spivak Genre: Psychological Thriller Clinical psychologist, Dr. Cheryl Weissberg has been treating Lester Gordon, a genius artist with a passion for Impressionism, whose childhood trauma has triggered Dissociative Identity Disorder (“DID”) to manifest in middle age.
Title: Lost and Found in Stockholm: A Kim Smith Mystery Author: Leonard Di Gregorio Genre: Crime Fiction Lost and found in Stockholm begins with a round-up of a Jewish family by the Nazis during World War II. A husband, Abraham, his wife, Berta, and their son, Samuel, are transported by train to Czechoslovakia. By… Read More Lost in Stockholm – Editorial Review
Title: Is There Evidence For God – An Economist Searches for Answers Author: Robert Genetski Genre: Non-Fiction / Philosophy In Is There Evidence For God, author Robert Genetski tackles a thorny subject that has plagued minds for centuries: is there evidence that God exists?
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