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SANTA ROSA, Calif.

Author Gordon Tredgold launches his third book FAST today through Next Century Publishing.

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Branden Productions announced today a new graphic novel funding project via the crowdfunding platform Indiegogo.

Tess Walden, an educated writer and author, has completed her new book 'Like a Southland Mist': a gripping and potent journey of intrigue, mystery and manipulation with several unexpected moments.

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VIENNA, Va.

Author Kim Marie Mahfood has realized that life is a constant journey of change and learning, and throughout her life's journey she has learned many things about love and relationships.

Two people, serendipitously brought together by fate and circumstance, travel on a journey they would have never expected to face.

SOUTH DENNIS, Mass.

Author William Bopf returns to the world of fiction with his newest thriller, 'Crime in Paradise' (published by Xlibris).

Author Peter Leis reckons that there is a need to fill the gap in information available concerning the screen printing business.

Some memories do hold special places in a woman's heart.

Tom Hands and John Wamsley set records straight about the status of a habitat restoration project they are both part of.

SALT LAKE CITY - Maelyn Bjork returns to the literary scene with the release of her book, 'Trish in Transition' (published by Xlibris).

KAMPALA CITY, Uganda - Since joining the African Union Commission, Rhoda Peace Tumusiime has championed the agricultural development of Africa.

AL-KHARJ, Saudi Arabia - Dr.

Inclusion & CCSS Supports for Students & Staff, written by longtime special education teacher and widely published author Toby J.

Two generations of the Leahy family lived through a century of interesting Australian and world history.

Author Alexander Rassogianis came from a family of Greek immigrants who developed their own business in Chicago.

Teaching children to do the right thing can be a complicated job, especially when parents and children are faced with dealing with difficult issues.

Dottie Coakley draws inspiration from her time as an outreach worker for migrants and seasonal farm workers (MSFWs) in her new novel, 'Chattanooga Girl' (published by Lulu), which follows one outreach worker's struggle to help MSFWs amidst a romance and murder mystery.

From hit songs to bumper stickers to eye-black, Jesus is trending high wherever you look.

'The question is not how love will change you, but the distance it will take you.