New Books

Projected History: A Catalog of the U.S. National Stories... by Phillip Stewart A TREASURE TROVE RE-DISCOVERED! Before there was television there was the newsreel. People from all over the country would visit their local movie palace to watch... More about this book »	America's Film Vault: A Reference Guide to the Motion... by Phillip Stewart SOME OF HISTORY'S BEST KEPT SECRETS ARE BURIED DEEP WITHIN...AMERICA'S FILM VAULT. AMERICA'S FILM VAULT: A Reference Guide to the Motion Pictures Held by the U.S.... More about this book »
Replacement Child - A Memoir by Judy Mandel Judy Mandel is the replacement child for her sister who was killed in a tragic accident. It would be years before she would understand how the event, that happened... More about this book »	The Fragile Mistress by Leora Skolkin-Smith A movie tie-in for the Feature Film Based on my novel, EDGES, which is also a new edition with added material from the film. More about this book »
Tales of the Mystery Shopper: Taken from the Mis-adventurous... by Michael Forrest “Say it ain't so, Joe?” All manner of nefarious activities are being conducted under the very noses of the authorities, with nary a move made to thwart the evil-... More about this book »	The Big Wake-Up by Mark Coggins The odyssey of María Eva Duarte de Perón--the Argentine first lady made famous in the play and the movie Evita--was as remarkable in death as it was in life. A few... More about this book »
Loba by Diane di Prima From Publishers Weekly Di Prima's feminist epic, here augmented and reissued, was compared to Allen Ginsberg's Howl by critics when it was first released in 1978.... More about this book »	From the Canyon Outward by Neeli Cherkovski With his new collection, Neeli Cherkovski continues the exploration started with his award winning Leaning Against Time. He once again opens the window to the self... More about this book »
This Bitter Earth by Bernice L McFadden This Bitter Earth picks up where Sugar left off-on the dirt road leading to Sugar's childhood home in Short Junction, Arkansas. Here, Sugar hears a shocking... More about this book »	Loving Donovan by Bernice L McFadden Despite being born to a broken-hearted mother and a faithless father, Campbell still believes in the power of love…if she can ever find it. Living in the same... More about this book »

Game of Shadows: Barry Bonds, BALCO, and the Steroids Scandal... by Lance Williams For years, in the shadowy reaches of the world of sport, there were rumors that some of our nation's greatest athletes were using steroids, human growth hormone,... More about this book »	Dragging the Lake by Robert Thomas "Photographers once risked their hands and eyes, igniting vials of magnesium powder, so powerful is the love of the image," says the title poem of Robert’... More about this book »
Thirty Books: by Rudy Rucker (30) Hylozoic, SF novel, work in progress. (29) Postsingular, SF novel, Tor Books, October, 2007. (28) Mad Professor, collected SF stories, Thunder’s Mouth Press,... More about this book »	Mage of Clouds by S.L. Farrell More about this book »
Heir of Stone by S.L. Farrell More about this book »	A Magic of Twilight by S.L. Farrell More about this book »
A Sense of the World: How A Blind Man Became History's... by Jason Roberts He was known simply as the Blind Traveler--a solitary, sightless adventurer who fought the slave trade in Africa, survived a frozen captivity in Siberia, hunted... More about this book »	Door to Door by Robert Thomas Chosen by Yusef Komunyakaa as winner of the Poets Out Loud Prize, Door to Door, as Komunyakaa says in his introduction, “beckons the reader to enter worlds of... More about this book »
Not in Room 204 by Shannon Riggs Quiet Regina feels comfortable in her classroom, where Mrs. Salvador runs a tight ship and insists on hard work and fair play. When the teacher starts the annual... More about this book »	101 Really Important Things You Already Know, But Keep Forgetting by Ernie J. Zelinski This inspirational guide is about all those really important life lessons that virtually all of us have already learned -- but for some mysterious reason -- keep... More about this book »