New York Creative Publishing: 4 books

“Onassis, as he emerges from these pages, is superb…Onassis was a phenomenon in our time, combining money, power, intelligence, a zest for humanity, and, I suspect, a deep-seated humanity…Onassis was, above all, a man…Brady provides many insights into the attitudes of the man.”   ...

In celebration of Claire’s 88th birthday, the 50th anniversary edition of Claire’s first novel, The Death of the Orange Trees, and her latest novella, Ernestine, are being made available for download by NYCreative Publishing. When it was originally published in 1963, LIFE magazine called...

Ernestine is Claire Nicolas White's latest work of fiction. It is the amusing story of a wildly popular teenaged character in modern Europe whose adventures are based upon the life and times of a ninety-year-old artist who grew up in Europe during World War II. Claire has woven real life encounters...

He’s a pretty good guy, Robert. Reasonably honest, compassionate, dependable—okay, maybe he’s a little too sarcastic, but all in all, he’s a decent human being. Which is exactly how his fucked-up family takes advantage of him, and why, since college, he’s strived to avoid them. With...