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There is no wall separating the United States from Canada. A river marks the border between Detroit Michigan and Windsor Ontario. The bridge and tunnel that link the two cities make up the busiest international crossings in North America. Together, they once owned bragging rights as the automotive...

In his evocative memoir, Phoenix to LA, Marty McMorrow takes readers on a mesmerizing trek through America in the 1960’s. Through the eyes and ears of a young man from Peoria, Illinois, we find ourselves swept up by the gritty soundtrack of a country in crisis and into the thick of the action at...

A book written to inform, remind, comfort and release all who struggle with the events surrounding and the aftermath of 9/11.  Written with a day by day abbreviated history to inform those who were too young or not involved as the events occurred to give a flavor of what our world was...

The poems in Watching Ants fall into two groups - poems from the hearts of students and those from teachers. That is why Watching Ants is divided into five sections alternating between student and teacher voices. By far the greatest number of poems speak from the heart of the learner. That...

This book is a collection of 50 articles which have appeared occasionally in the Hattiesburg American (MS) newspaper over the past five years (2010-2015). The author appeals to a wide range of individuals who are interested in travel, history, and military affairs. The articles are positive in tone,...

Seventy-six meditations, prosepoems and tonepoems on the Southeast Asian landscape evoking interior calls and correspondences in aesthetic, cultural, social, and spiritual realms. Its physical geography of China, Taiwan and Northeast and Southeast Asia hastens toward the heart: Design radiating inward...

Disaster Preparedness is often considered complicated and expensive. The author dissects topics into bite-sized pieces showing how the average person can be prepared for a disaster with minimal expense and a little ingenuity. This easy-to-read guide is sprinkled with humorous wisdom and a few lessons,...

This story opens in 1961, and right away the reader discovers that peace and violence, beauty and evil, can co-exist in the same place, casting a contradiction into every story. Mike appears to be a sweet and innocent three year old boy, but he harbors a wicked spirit. At the core of his soul lurks...

On the Edge is a survivor's tale. It spans the precarious journey of Hunter's adult life. The memoir begins in London with a backstreet abortion, then moves to Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) during the final years of the British Empire and from there to South Africa during the apartheid regime....

A Twin Falls is a story of mystery, fantasy, and friendship set in Mammoth Lakes, California. Janet Westmore is a twin. A highly capable human resources consultant in Mammoth Lakes, California, she exposes a respected community leader as a serial harasser in the workplace. Afterwards, she seeks respite...

This is the story of the life and legacy of Aaron De Los Santos through his father's eyes. Discover the incredible journey his family experienced and the enduring lessons he left behind. Whether you or someone you know is experiencing heartache and tragedy, find inspiration from Aaron's will to live....

Born into a traditional Catholic family,I had brushed aside much of the teaching that seemed less credidble than the empirical facts coming from science. I was dazzled by evidence that ancient beings apparently came from space, bringing building techniques impossible without equipment even now on...

This vivid account of the author's 23 years as a caregiver for her parents combines a common sense approach to caregiving with a deep understanding of the needs of the elderly and victims of dementia. Ms. Tarnow's aging parents struggled with heart disease, leukemia, arthritis, diabetes, prostate...

When Deborah Ludwig was diagnosed with leukemia, one of her first thoughts after ‘I’m going to die’ was that ‘I must do something positive with this experience.’ As someone who had been journal writing for eleven years, she decided that chronicling her experience then sharing it would be...