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'If you want to lead, change your viewpoint of the situation from one being in the valley to one of being on the mountaintop.

Celebrated poet and artist Maricela Loaeza draws inspiration from real-life situations - living, dreaming and loving.

In 'Kael's March' (published by AuthorHouse), author Ralph Pearson's new novel, readers are warned to expect the unexpected.

In 'We All Made History' (published by Trafford Publishing), the new book from Lona King, readers are invited to take a glimpse into history in a book that spans many U.

The inspiration for Elizabeth Newton's new Christian science fiction/fantasy novel, 'Train Flight: Moon Man' (published by Trafford Publishing) came from her love of the wildly successful BBC television series, 'Doctor Who.

When author Kevin Zdrill faced the angst of turning 40, he found that he was in good company.

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In 'A Rose Without a Thorn' (published by AuthorHouse), author Marilyn Kohinke Washburn's intriguing, suspenseful historical novel, readers find themselves in 16th century Tudor England during King Henry VIII's reign as he seeks his fourth wife.

Although they are a source of nightmares for children, monsters have frequently been portrayed as loving creatures in pop culture.

Author and poet Eleanor G.

Genie Lee Perron's mother loved to draw clowns.

In her new book, 'The Grumpy Monkey Who Only Eats Bananas' (published by Trafford Publishing), Katia Rabelo-Beacroft pens a children's story filled with adventure and surprises featuring animals found in the Amazon rainforests.

In her 2012 book 'Dear God Save Me' (published by AuthorHouse), which is getting a revived marketing push in 2013, Nicole Lake Watson takes readers through her journey to peace via connecting with God, and she inspires readers to embark on their own spiritual transformation.

After serving as a professor of behavior science for two different universities during the 1980s and 1990s, author Mary Ellen Stepanich now wants to help educate the world about finding your lost voice, overcoming poor value programming through music and education, and coping with loss.

A forty-year career in technology, providing geospatial solutions using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and satellite imagery, definitely gave Carlos Viola the 'edge' when writing realistic accounts of the part technology plays in the deadly and secretive world of terrorism.

While teaching aspiring writers, renown author George Ella Lyon asked her students to write a poem based on memories rooted in a house where they had lived.

The world's largest chimpanzee sanctuary, Save the Chimps, and the New York-based book publisher Soho Press have launched a promotional campaign with the goal of raising funds and spreading awareness for the Florida sanctuary.

Destiny Image is pleased to announce the newly, redesigned version of author, Danny Silk's, classic book, 'Loving Our Kids on Purpose.

Whether it's Woody Allen's latest movie, Blue Jasmine, or looking at the recent cover of The New Yorker magazine showing Anthony Weiner on top of the Empire State Building, one has to wonder has anything changed since Nora slammed the door over a hundred years ago in Ibsen's iconic play A Doll's Hou

This October, “Lights Out” will span across all of the GREEN LANTERN family titles.

It's much easier to blame circumstances and others for what happens than to look internally to find the answers to problems.

Every April, offices around the world recognize Administrative Professionals Day, celebrating the hard work and dedication of secretaries and other administrators.

This nifty little book is an account of a boy introducing his new dog into their household.

Kennedy assassination authority, Hugh Aynesworth, a respected journalist, historian, and four-time Pulitzer Prize finalist offers readers an investigative reporter's unique insight in his new book 'November 22, 1963: Witness to History' (Brown Books Publishing Group).