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Photographer John Davies offers a stunning assemblage of photographs depicting people who are watching the world go by while sitting.

Tom Gosinski, former Director of Government and International Affairs at the American Voluntary Medical Team asks on his website, 'What would you do if you were unwittingly involved in illegal drug activity by your boss, a U.

Everyone knows that boys are falling behind in education, but what are parents and educators supposed to do to help? Pam Withers and Cynthia Gill speak to the problem of disengaged boys in Jump-Starting Boys (Viva Editions).

The 25,000 Mile Love Story documentary film is an Official Selection for the Downtown Los Angeles Film Festival this Saturday, July 13.

From the creative and highly imaginative author Acela Kuandykova comes an enigmatic, powerful tale of love, compassion and desire in Flowers of Life.

This is the biography of Merritt Miller, who bootlegged moonshine and had four wives and twenty-six recorded children.

Muhammad Ali, The Greatest, once quoted, 'he who is not courageous to take risks will accomplish nothing in life.

With a personal goal to help her readers discover the secrets on how to effect real change in their lives, author Kathleen Suneja continues to reach out to a wider audience as she invites those who are struggling in their lives, seeking for its meaning and purpose.

Readers are invited to join Random Roo in his semi-serious adventures on the wide open spaces of Australia.

Announcing the re-edited release of the Bestseller, THE CEO.

Wayman Publishing recently published an epic fantasy book that is not only engaging readers, but making them rethink the afterlife: Heaven, Hell, and the place in-between.

When coauthors Robert and Sandra Crofts noticed a missing milestone, they immediately embarked on a self-funded project aimed to locate the remaining milestones in Sydney.

From author Merlene Hutto Byars comes Colonization, Plantations and More in South Carolina, a book revealing how the great nation of America was molded from the events that transpired since the early 1600s.

Some are reluctant to dare a few mistakes to achieve their happily ever after, but certainly there are those who are willing to commit mistakes over and over again just to find it.

Sometimes, things aren't what they seem to be.

From the author of action-packed world of mobster books, Deceptions and Transformation, comes Mia Rabb's third installment titled A Rise To Power.

The times of Jim Crow and segregation were turbulent and dangerous for Americans of African descent, and author Brinase Merritt's forebears were no exception.

A whimsically plotted and illustrated book, author and illustrator Lance L.

Pastor Adebayo Asogba's Practical Wisdom for Ministry reveals the unwritten and unspoken rules that ensure effective ministry and shares the 'practical little nut and bolts that make ministry work effectively.

In all world religions, gratitude is considered an essential part in the act of worship.

The new book 'Because I Believed in Me (My Egyptian Fantasy Came True)' (published by AuthorHouse) by Randi Ward shares her Egyptian adventures and the people she met along the way.

Inspired by his friend and co-author's allegedly psychic abilities, Bill Rogers brings audiences a fun and hilarious addition to the buddy picture genre with 'Crystal Balls' (published by iUniverse), the book version of his comedic screenplay.

Yet another feature film was partially funded on Kickstarter this past week, as fans of the novel 'Carrie Pilby' by Caren Lissner flock to the crowdfunding campaign page in hopes of helping experienced filmmakers, Suzanne Farwell, Susan Cartsonis and Susan Johnson, bring the critically acclaimed nov

According to the Huffington Post, 25 percent of women will be victims of domestic violence in their lifetime.