Documenting the history of changing values in American politics, the author attempts to assert the importance of women in politics. In this brief book, Thomas E. Davis asserts that America is in decline and argues that the country’s... Read More

The sometimes unpleasant challenges of farm life make for a great learning experience for children. Spring brings new challenges on the farm, and when newborn calf Ebony is forsaken by her mom, the Man in the Big Blue Overalls and his... Read More

The balance between two authors brings accessibility to this guide to creativity and spiritual growth. This inspirational workbook provides a model for using creative expression as a tool for personal and spiritual growth. The authors of... Read More

A nuanced sense of good and evil sets this fantasy quest apart from the rest. For those who like fantasy quests comes The Legend Of Alexandros: The Immortal, the third installment in A. C. Hernandez’s series chronicling the adventures... Read More

Deft descriptions of darkness and action add dread to these daring sci-fi, horror novellas. People wake up from their isolation, stupor, or loneliness only to see the world’s real horrors in Rene David Rivero’s wide-ranging short... Read More

A solid and likable alternative story about how Santa became the man in the big, red suit, perfect for inquiring young minds. Many children of a certain age start to wonder about Santa. Stephen Bigalow’s charming story—complete with... Read More

This raunchy collection of vignettes turns political incorrectness into an art form. Exposed and raw—its dark humor seasoned with forbidden monikers and prohibited innuendo—Daniel Curzon’s fictional memoir, "Halfway to the Stars",... Read More

Alan A. Winter has crafted a fast-paced and fascinating tale of religious and political conflict in which human motives are revealed and examined. Assassins train their eyes on the pope while other religious leaders secretly scour the... Read More