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The Little Unique Town that Disappeared by Rev. Dr. Lester Craig   Revilletown, Louisiana, was founded in 1870s by freed slaves. Less than a hundred years later, citizens sued the Georgia Gulf Corporation for their release of dangerous chemicals. All 106 residents were...

A Second American Reconstruction? By: Robert W. Taylor, PhD A Second American Reconstruction? forces us to consider the possibility of learning a valuable lesson about America’s current disunity via a “Trumpian Revolution” by testing Professor D. J. Boorstin’s hypothesis: whenever the...

Run Away John By: Andrew Stewart III John’s life is falling apart. His marriage is crumbling. His wife is cheating. Work is hard, and money is tight. As he tries desperately to keep everything together, to keep his children safe and his family whole, mistakes from his past catch up with him—and...

Poems with No Glass Shield in Twenty-Fifteen By: Jemel Williams Author Jemel Williams gathered the ideas for his first book, Writeen Fullfillment, while homeless on the streets in New York City in 2012. Never into drugs or alcohol – a simple family disagreement left him homeless. Instead...

Souvenirs By: TC King Short stories may not often need explanation. Yet, in their brevity, the short stories of Souvenirs: Inside, Out, will bring laughter, remembrances and infuse an otherwise dull day with philosophy.  Many of these stories are small quips, using author TC King’s children...

Men Explain Religion to Me By: Mrs. Paul Owczarek Years ago author Mrs. Paul Owczarek attended Mass every Sunday and nearly all holidays for five years with her two children and nearly always put a check in the collection basket. She signed her children up for CCD and sacraments and made a...

Van Goghing Gregg by Gregg K. Jann   The most fluid reader of the author’s three books informs us of the philosophical underpinnings by a great source perspective designer. The author is an experienced point man whose leading accomplishments include religion, film, television,...

You by Diana Baggi   Delve into the journey that is You, a collection of poetry by author Diana Baggi. This journey will take you on a trip about love and the big power that brought Diana to America. Readers’ hearts will become warmer, romantic, and dreamy. The...

Sitting on Death, Standing to Life By: Pernell Reid Grant, RN SCM; BSN; Pearl, Pearly The older woman and her potted plant are intrinsically linked in this autobiographical tale of illness and rejuvenation. As the older woman finds herself suffering ailments of the stomach, the potted plant...

Russian Ruse By: Chloe Ryan Winston In Ashland, Oregon, Briana lives two lives—the life of a simple woman working at a travel agency, and the life of an undercover spy. She’s been on numerous missions, but this one in Russia will put her to her greatest test, where she will face her darkest...

A Mother’s Touch By: Waldo Theus Where would we be without our mothers, the loving women who not only gave us life, but who took care of us as babies? Our mothers were unknown during our birth and childhood, challenged during our teenage years, and as the years passed we miss her dearly now...

Uptown Lawyer By: Richard L. Collins High-powered defense attorney Robert B. Collins recounts his pulse-pounding cases in this new book, Uptown Lawyer. Collins’ clients are as famous and flamboyant as he himself: pop music superstar Michael Johnson, Scott Garrison accused of murdering his...

More Than One Way Home By: Jeffrey L. Baxter This memoir is about overcoming setbacks and finding hope. It’s about Jeffrey L. Baxter’s journey overcoming chronic depression and the resultant obesity that developed because of his inability to deal with two significant deaths. He hopes that...

My 50 Plus Year Walk with God and Family: And You Thought There Were No More Miracles by Irene Zysset   All I know is that with God’s help I’ll make it through today. Why do we worry? Worry is essentially a distrust of God. My 50 Plus Year Walk...