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An exposition of Orthodox systematic theology, Gazing on God is written from the point of view of the experience of the faithful, drawing on traditional icons and liturgy.

Both engineering and human living take place in a messy world, one full of unknowns and contingencies.

The public is welcome to attend next week's online live event, a book release party for Brian Hodge's Whom the Gods Would Destroy.

Bargad in Hindi means Banyan Tree - the national tree of India.

Oprah loved the powerful new novel by the author of The Secret Life of Bees so much that she selected it for Oprah's Book Club 2.

Tony Tripodi uses poetic verse to reflect on celebratory events in his new collection, 'Poems of Celebration and Reflection' (published by iUniverse).

The novel 'The Return of Sun Tzu' (published by iUniverse), was passed down for J.

Is there logic in the Book of the Apocalypse? Is there a way to understand it rationally? The Apocalypse is perhaps the most controversial book of the entire Bible and its meaning is debated by clerics and academics.

'Little Star,' was originally written by Anthony DeStefano as a homework assignment for 'Angela's Ashes' author Frank McCourt when DeStefano was a student at Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan.

RosettaBooks has released three Oscar Hijuelos works as eBooks, including The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love, for which he was the first Latino to win a Pulitzer Prize in 1990, Our House in the Last World, and The Fourteen Sisters of Emilio Montez O'Brien.

For close to a century, the Blood were secretly hunted and slaughtered.

Author Lauralee Holsing presents a thought-provoking and enlightening book about the Lord's Prayer.

John 3:16 says that, 'For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life,' making a sacred promise of salvation that lies through Jesus Christ.

Stories are told for many reasons.

According to author Peter Cassels-Brown, his new book 'The Key: Reflections and Wisdom of a New England Carpenter' (published by iUniverse) is about 'a better understanding of who or what we really are, and our purpose.

Author Marie Jensun reveals a compelling tale that sheds light into one man's deviated fetishes in her new publication, 'Al's Twisted Mind.

When is a book not just a book? When it's the beginning of a movement.

Combat experience in wars will always have a devastating effect on those who are left behind.

During the Second World War, author Adalbert Lallier was a forced draftee of the Armies of the Third Reich, and in his tour of duty he bore witness to a terrible atrocity - the murder of seven Jewish prisoners in KZ-Theresienstadt, a concentration camp run by the Waffen-SS.

This world's wonders are often hidden among the secluded and not-so-often visited places such as the North Pole.

Lorenzo Currie marks his debut in the world of literature with a compelling work of non-fiction that encourages readers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and deepen their understanding of culture.

Always trying to fit in and figure out how where to position himself in society since he was twelve years old, author Roland Alric finally found his niche.

In his new novel 'Caribecana: First Drink Free' (published by Lulu) author Raymond Archer takes readers into the fictional Caribbean community of Caribecana, where his protagonist begins a different lifestyle, away from the stress of big cities.

As a young boy growing up in a small Florida town, John W.

When author Sandra Dawes lost her father, she was overwhelmed with grief and depression.