Category: Non Fiction

Poetry which focuses on whispers of love and what could have been—had they been felt or spoken out loud. This chapbook centers around emotion in effort to capture the intangible moments between people, and what was perhaps lost in translation along the way. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Assassination and galactic war in another universe create some bumps in the road for the Joy Council. Other high points of book three include: the first-ever fairy wedding, the dragon king reveals the history of Earth’s dragons, the Swizzlers joust with King Arthur’s knights, Mary shares details about Jesus’s birth, and Buddha speaks about enlightenment. We are thrilled when representatives from thirty-nine universes—including a six-foot-tall, green-feathered bird from the Sehhoetica Un... [Read More...]

The irony of our time lies in the juxtaposition between the instantaneous and often impulsive characteristics of social messaging and broadcast media, and the virtues of compassion, tolerance, and understanding. This contrast helps to explain why the true intention of a message often becomes lost in its own delivery. REACH describes the ongoing struggle between our individual and group (social) identities, and how this conflict unknowingly contributes to the distressing rhetoric being circulate... [Read More...]

Hillary Johnson, one of the world’s most respected Chronic Fatigue Syndrome journalists, called this book “fascinating and important.” If you want to know the truth about the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome epidemic, you need to discover the brilliant investigative work Neenyah Ostrom did for a decade. Starting in 1988, Ostrom reported on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for a newspaper called New York Native. What her reporting uncovered about the true nature of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome... [Read More...]