Periclese “Peri” Pontakis is an investigative journalist known to one and all in Greece, where he investigates corruption and exposes it on “Under World,” a wildly popular TV show. Beloved by the common man and disparaged by... Read More

Richard Ehrlich is an observer and a thinker. He is sensitive, easily moved to tears, and quick to share his feelings. He loves his family. He is a loyal friend and a dedicated teacher. And he is quite willing to open up his life to... Read More

Who better to offer inspiration and a game plan for facing challenges than a man who nearly died, but did not; a man who was told he would never walk again, but did? Bill Shaner is such a man, and in "Unintended Consequences" he provides... Read More

The secret to “living intact,” according to psychologist Mark Steinberg, is learning “to see yourself as being more the potential of tomorrow rather than the product of yesterday.” Living Intact: Challenge and Choice in Tough... Read More

For most of her fifty-odd years, Zandstra chose to think of herself as crazy. Not being crazy meant the hazy memories that continually resurfaced were true. And for Zandstra, that was far worse than being crazy. Then, while she and her... Read More

Curious about the workings of your brain but can’t deal with neuro-terminology—dendrites, axons, synapses, and such? Terry Radford’s "Between Our Ears" compares the structure of the mind to a computer software system, using a... Read More

From breakfast to lunch, from soups, salads, and snacks, to dinner and desserts, "Cooking on the Light Side" presents more than 175 recipes for such delicious sounding creations as “Creamy White Asparagus Soup” and “Crock-Pot Beef... Read More

For those who want to rise successfully above life’s obstacles—and who doesn’t?—Robert David’s "The Undaunted Life" offers a comprehensive road map. With an engaging style, lively analogies, and examples from his own life,... Read More