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The Great Depression was one of the events that marked the late 1920s and 1930s.

Compelling and groundbreaking, The Afternoon, a new book written by author Elaine Colton, shares a love story of how one woman had encountered romantic bliss during an unexpected time of her life.

Local nurse Cora Mack debuts her novel Shaw, the first in a series of mysteries that delve into the historic African American neighborhood in Northwest Washington, DC.

The start and use of punctuation occurred around 1500 AD.

Poetry writing is something that is done for the sheer pleasure of putting beautiful words on paper.

Desiree Stone has picked up the pieces of her life together and begins in a new light.

“Truth is stranger than fiction,” Mark Twain once said.

In “Cradled Dreams” (published by Abbott Press), Beverly Hoffman's new novel, readers meet Robin, a woman bound by love as much as by marriage, who offers to carry a child for her barren sister-in-law.

An apple a day might really keep the doctor away.

Explaining of the scientific origins of the solar system can seem like an astronomical task, but it doesn't have to be.

Life can change in an instant, especially when one gets tangled in the criminal underworld.

Looking for a way to break out of the patterns of disillusionment and monotony of everyday life?

A Shadow's Lullaby by author E.

Available on iTunes and Amazon, 'So Much Time, So Little Change' is now available as an audiobook.

Ask the average reader to define contemporary fantasy, and the answers will likely be all over the map.

David Mezzapelle's Contagious Optimism attained best-seller status in Amazon rankings within the first day of its release.

What can help you lose weight, quit smoking, sleep better and become more organized? For more than 20 years, Dr.

People ride motorcycles because of the dream—the dream of escaping routine and embarking on an epic journey across the country.

John Grisham's novels are world famous for being fast-paced, heart-stopping legal thrillers.

Ian Roseman has predicted opportunities in business and technology, and has provided tangible threads of progression in his new book, 'Business, Process, and Technology Insights'.

While he may have looked like any other regular Australian Blue Heeler, Skidbootbecame a worldwide sensation for his whimsical tricks and ability to captivate millions.

'Counting Crows: Stories of Love, Laughter and Loss' has garnered its second national book award this summer.

Kristie Kim of Raleigh North Carolina will be honored at the 30th Annual L.

Alphabetically, its ten best performing self-published books for May were:

In wake of cyber-bullying, bullying in schools and unnecessary violence, Kim Heaton Ramsay was inspired to educate young children about the differences they see in people.