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Superman, Batman and Ironman are powerfully built with great powers.

In his new collection of autobiographical poetry, 'Look and See Me: A Book of Thoughts Feelings and Words' (published by Trafford Publishing), Raymond Cooper gives readers a glimpse into his thoughts and feelings as an 18-year-old boy who grows up in Australia wishing to be elsewhere.

Gerardus Ramc's book, 'Cogito: A Philosophical Dissertation' (published by Trafford Publishing), presents Ramc's challenge to traditional religious and philosophical lore.

In the riveting murder mystery Murder Under the Microscope (published by iUniverse) by Jane Bennett Munro, a stubborn pathologist must rely on more than just her microscope as she delves into a complicated web of deception, soon discovering that not only is her freedom at stake - but also her life.

First-time author, Monika Bardhan, fulfills her life-long dream in publishing her first poetry book, entitled 'Catching the Waves.

His fascination with space travel and having an open mind about the possibilities of intelligent beings in the universe combined with research and an active imagination resulted to author Donn Young's debut as a published writer.

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Infidelity, escapism and crime thrust the characters of Alan White's new book 'Savannah and the Soldier' (published by Trafford Publishing) into a whirlwind of dramatic fervor.

When Julian Thomas arrived home that night, as usual, his wife Chris, was depressed and in a drunken fog.

Part memoir and part love story, 'A Life With Horses' (published by Trafford Publishing) is an impassioned account of the many ways horses have nourished a woman's spirit on her ever-changing life journey.

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ALBUQUERQUE--Thomas Moore, the best-selling author of books on spirituality and relationships, including the internationally translated Care of the Soul, will be in Albuquerque talking about his new book, A Religion of One's Own, on January 21, at the Center for Spiritual Living.

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Sharon Whitecross experienced the devastating feeling of loss and grief in her life when her mother passed away, but rather than succumb to the sadness, she felt that there was more in existence, that death was not the final end.

Sunset under the Poet's Tree by George S.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates approximately 80,000 deaths in the United States are excessive alcohol-related.

Coming across an antique locket at an estate sale, questions such as what is the locket intended for and others that will explain its past has bugged author Ann Morgan Taylor; thus leading her to write another mystery tale intended for teens and young adults.

'Rise of the Human Androids' continues the story of the Human Androids struggle along with their human Beltoid compatriots to establish and maintain a new society from the traditions of Earth.

Harold Wannapus, hero and supermarket chain mogul, is enjoying the peace and quiet that followed the incarceration of Jon Acadou, villain extraordinaire.

This month, Restless Books has two new titles and lots of exciting news to share with you.

Since 2009, UUA publisher Beacon Press has partnered with the Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Lost Horse Press is now accepting submissions for the Idaho Prize for Poetry 2014.

The acronym 'WTF' on the title, for a split second, makes the reader assume it to be the slang that is used most often, but then the full form 'WTF When There's Faith' eases off the mind and changes the perspective.