You expect me to save the free world all by myself? The President rose slowly and leaned toward Felix. “Indeed I do“ he replied with conviction. The year is 1984. When the President of the United States needs to avoid war with the... Read More

For women of the Baby Boomer generation now entering midlife, menopause is still very often a misunderstood process. The author seeks to rectify that situation by dispelling some of the myths and fears surrounding it. She suggests a... Read More

Is investment language intimidating? Do financial goals of security or pursuing a dream of being worry-free of debt seem out of reach? Building a level of personally defined wealth is within a person’s control with investment... Read More

In 1879, “an octagon turret or gun-room, nine feet in diameter and ten feet high—holed for rifles” was built as part of an office fortress at Yellowstone National Park. Previous events, such as the Nez Perce War in 1877, had... Read More

After her mother is wrenched from the family and sold, twelve-year-old Lisa and her father flee the Georgia rice plantation where they have been slaves. They head north, hoping to find freedom and Lisa’s mother. Their travels, aided by... Read More

“The writers in Kosher Meat lay bare their souls to reveal their innermost thoughts, desires, passions, and anxieties about both sex and Jewish identity.” Schimel has put together a collection of ten essays and short stories that are... Read More