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The latest winner of the Thomas D.

Years ago, we got to meet author Brandon Sanderson in person while working on productions of his books ELANTRIS andWARBREAKER.

How to Maximize the Impact of Your Change and Improvement Efforts

While many believe that first-graders are only concerned with playtime, Anatoly Volynets knows that the honest and uninfluenced minds of first-graders can provide an innate and grassroots insight into myriad subjects, including, for example, culture and exclusive rights.

The practice of medicine and the art of healing are always evolving and progressing, but what can modern medicine learn now from ancient medicine?

MARSocial's Author-of the-Year competition, which has been trending on Twitter lately, was arguably the largest competition of its kind worldwide.

'You Can Kill An Idea, But You Can't Kill An Opportunity' received a featured review in the Research Technology Management Journal, a publication of the Industrial Research Institute, the leading source for R&D innovation leadership solutions for member organizations.

What do Mother Teresa, Galileo and Abraham Lincoln have in common? Author Dragan Bogunovic believes these three historical figures utilized their natural talents to better humanity.

Tim Allen's character 'Tim the Toolman' adored hot rods, almost as much as Henry Winkler's Fonzie loved hanging out at Arnold's.

From humble beginnings in a poor rural community, author Geoffrey Gilbert knew early on that he had a passion for books.

In 'One Man In His Time: A Memoir' (published by AuthorHouse), author William C.

In '9 Voices: The Childhood of a Family' (published by iUniverse), The Wilson Family - siblings Deborah, Pamela, Diana, Priscilla, Valerie, David, Rebecca, Zachary and Paul - presents an engaging memoir that emulates what it truly means to be a family.

Inspired by her love for the practice of law and a desire to share the excitement of business, author Crystal Russell reveals an entertaining, darkly witty story about business, lawyers and all those people in the cosmetics industry who work to create an image of ageless beauty in an artificial worl

According to author Linda Randall Porter, puppies have an active imagination, like children; their games help them learn; they deserve a reward, and have cute little antics, very much like the young ones.

Bob Battersby is a magical craftsman who hushes us into belief and focus for the will-o'-the-wisps and natural bounty he is constantly in search of in his stories.

As author Mary Lee reflected on her memories, she would often break down periods of life into four areas.

Throughout the world, many people consider love to be the most powerful of all emotions.

Author Peter William Clement's new book, 'No Need for God' devotes itself to provide answers to the questions which people have tried to answer since the dawn of civilization: 'Where do we come from?' 'Where are we going to?' 'What are we here for?' 'What the hell's it all about?' In his belief that

Throughout everyone's life there have been instances where one becomes so angry or frustrated that one would even contemplate murder.

An up-close and personal glimpse into the political direction of the United States, 'The Right Wing: The Good, The Bad and The Crazy' reveals a comprehensive exposé about the social and political realities that go on without much scrutiny from the oblivious public.

When there is anger in the heart, will anger or love prevail? Childhood disappointments, like invisible phantoms, often lead to a lifetime of personal denial overshadowed by grief and regret - we often lie the loudest when we lie to ourselves.

According to the American Cancer Society, nearly one in every four deaths, which is estimated to be around 1,600 people per day, can be attributed to cancer.

Clever protagonists who use their wits instead of their brawn have always been a favorite in stories for both adults and children alike, showing the value of quick thinking as they slip out of sticky situations and run circles around their slower-witted pursuers.

In his 2009 memoir 'Doctor To The World Champions: My Autobiography' (published by Trafford Publishing) author Neil Phillips recounts for readers his lifetime of practicing medicine and building a successful life and family, and his experiences with the 1960s English World Cup football team.

In honor of Presidents Day, the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership and the Thomas Balch Library will be hosting a book talk with former White House Official Tevi Troy on February 18th.