“Well, utopian dreaming is my greatest pleasure,” Dr. H reveals in "Jumping Lightyears". His book is a testament to that statement, providing a blueprint for completely reorganizing our government and society. In the first ninety... Read More

After the wild success of Eragon, teen writers seem to be the new sensation in fantasy fiction. Thirteen-year-old Running River is the latest voice in the cacophonous genre, penning a boy-meets-girl story. Of course, as with Romeo and... Read More

"Rollan" is the name of this novel and rollin’ is what it does. With the exception of the first chapter which drags slightly due to an excess of misplaced back-story the plot of this book is its main strength. Protagonist Rollan Clark... Read More

…there is reasoning behind everything that happens to you or around you and you may be the subject or the object of the cause. Lynchburg PA is a rollicking town whose residents really only have time for love and white-collar theft. At... Read More

Americans are a lazy group who remain stubbornly optimistic. At least, that’s what Heath and Adams indicate in their book, *Why We Read What We Read—*a discussion of modern bestsellers, an analysis of said literature, and a generally... Read More

Dick and Dee Dee were never big rock ‘n’ roll stars, never had a No. 1 hit in Billboard, but they came close. They flourished at a time when rock still glowed with a certain youthful innocence, back before gigantic corporate... Read More

In October 1986, a then little-known television company called FBC launched a new late night show starring Joan Rivers, who had once been a guest host for Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show. A year later, the company produced and aired... Read More

Since the recent passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, with its requirement of reasonable workplace accommodation for persons having a range of physical and psychological disabilities, the complex situation of workers with... Read More