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From the time she was a child, to teaching a first grade class, to instructing her children and grandchildren, Rita Matz has created many unique art projects.

Retired entertainer Johanna Kelly writes of life at one of the single 'career women's' lodgings for actresses in New York, and of how performer Carol Burnett helped give its residents a leg up on their careers.

It was the 4th of July in 1948 when Doc Noss and a close friend stood in front of a drug store in Hot Springs, New Mexico to pose for a photograph.

Author and historian Kenneth Samcoe offers a fresh and clever look at a poignant part of American history in 'Revolution! An Uncommon Chronicle of the American War for Independence.

On Wednesday, July 17, more than 450 romance authors will sign books for fans and help raise money for literacy organizations at the 2013 'Readers for Life' Literacy Autographing.

Executive business coach, international speaker and bestselling author Libby Gill is a featured keynote speaker at the Michigan Society of Association Executives (MSAE) ORGPRO 2013 Convention on July 9th and 10th in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

In June, nationally recognized estate planning authority and attorney Stephen R.

'The fastest and easiest way to speak Spanish may not be on your computer,' states longtime language program creator Mark Frobose.

Author Contessa Jasper's world tilted in its axis one morning when she felt a lump in her breast.

Michael Fiore wants you to know: it's not too late to get an ex back.

Author John E.

Poet Owen Michael Jenkins wants the world to experience the beauty of love, hope, faith and inspiration through his collection of captivating poems that reflects life in one way or another.

Detective stories seduce the readers with the thrill of solving a crime and proving the real culprits.

Invigorating, astounding and innovative,'Moon Stories' is a riveting book that shares author John Halajian's determined journey into lunar exploration and more.

In 'The Golden Griffin: A Historical Romance of Mystery and Deception' (published by Trafford Publishing), author Joe Conceicao's novel, Myanmar history arrives in the present for a story about amazing coincidences.

Author Terri Sue Pierce carefully pens a heartwarming, inspirational and delightful tale of a lost dog that accidentally discovers the true meaning of family, love and relationships in My Lost Penny.

Numerous publications exist that examine elements of the security discipline.

For nearly two decades, Daniel Eckstein, Ph.

In her new e-book, 'Congress Whispers, Reservation Nations Endure: A Century of Public Acts of Aggression, Confusion, & Resolution' (published by Abbott Press), author B.

In her premier book, Prayers of the Innocent (published by AuthorHouse), Cynthia Weaks recounts the story of a young college girl's victimization and her mother's search for the lowlife con-man who strong-armed her daughter into a ring of fraud and prostitution.

Author Priscilla Pak-Kyun takes wisdom gleaned from reading, meditation and personal experience and condenses it for readers in her new nonfiction, 'Jesus Christ for dum-dums and smarties' (published by CrossBooks).

Andrew Maksymowicz, a motivational speaker and founder of the charity Too Much Too Soon Foundation, has just released his first-ever non-fiction book titled 'Juggling Chainsaws.

Since 2002, over 300,000 men, women and children have been murdered in the mass genocide taking place in Darfur, according to bashirwatch.

In her new book 'The Haunting of Wolfe Haven' (published by iUniverse), author Debbie A.

Drawing from her past experiences - both the good and the bad - author Helen Connolly shares compelling insights and uplifting stories designed to help readers find happiness and become more satisfied with life in her new book 'In-Sourced: Contemplations for Conscious and Miraculous Living' (publish