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Columbine by Dave Cullen In April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold left an indelible stamp on the American psyche. Their goal was simple: to blow up their school, Oklahoma City-style... More about this book »	THE END GAME by Gerrie Finger Moriah Dru’s weekend off with her lover, Lieutenant Richard Lake, is interrupted when Atlanta juvenile court judge Portia Devon hires Dru to find two sisters who’ve... More about this book »
Exit Blue by Ivan G. Goldman Ivan Goldman envisions a riotous near future in which the Blue States have seceded and formed their own union following a disastrous US invasion of Denmark, now... More about this book »	Safe from the Neighbors by Steve Yarbrough More about this book »
Inside The Light Of My Heart by Misty Thomason a collection of my thoughts, opinions and just my personality More about this book »	The Lost Flamingoes of Bombay by Siddharth Shanghvi Karan Seth, star photographer at The India Chronicle, is in Bombay on a private mission: to immortalize the city in a unique photo-record of its hidden faces. In... More about this book »
Write That Book Already!: The Tough Love You Need to Get... by Sam Barry Praise for Write That Book Already! The Tough Love You Need To Get Published Now "This is THE book that every would-be author needs to own. It's full of... More about this book »	Elusive Dawn by Gabriele Wills It happened slowly at first. Thread by thread, the fabric of privilege and complacency enveloping the Wyndham family began to unravel. A carefree summer at their... More about this book »
The Summer Before The Storm by Gabriele Wills Muskoka, 1914. It's the Age of Elegance in the summer playground of the affluent and powerful. Amid the pristine, island-dotted lakes and pine-scented forests of... More about this book »	The Mapping of Love and Death by Jacqueline Winspear In the latest mystery in the New York Times bestselling series, Maisie Dobbs must unravel a case of wartime love and death-an investigation that leads her to a long... More about this book »

Santa Fe Literary Review [Summer 1992] by Mitch Cullin Short story: "Satellite Head" More about this book »	Harrington Gay Men's Fiction Quarterly [Fall 1999] by Mitch Cullin Short story: "Totem" More about this book »
San Martin's Broom [1997] by Mitch Cullin Limited to only 12 copies and published under the pseudonym of Miguel Ping, San Martin's Broom was a privately-made chapbook created for family on the occasion of... More about this book »	Iron Horse Literary Review [First Frost 2002] by Mitch Cullin Poem: "Safe Places to Die" This issue of the Iron Horse Literary Review also had cover art by Peter I. Chang, which caused a bit of an uproar at the... More about this book »
Flyway [Sping 2002] by Mitch Cullin Poems: "Ah-Chun" & "A Davy Crockett of Tokyo Disneyland" This issue also features two visual pieces by Peter I. Chang: "Subterranean... More about this book »	New Mexico Magazine [2002] by Mitch Cullin Essay with photographs by Peter I. Chang: "Impermanence: Tibetans Speak Out About Life In Santa Fe" More about this book »
The Texas Writer's Newsletter [1997] by Mitch Cullin Short story: "Ricochet" More about this book »	Flux [Spring 1996] by Mitch Cullin Short story: "Happenstance" More about this book »
Christopher Street [1995] by Mitch Cullin Short story: "Playing Solitaire" More about this book »	The Colossal Gilasolo Illustrated [winter 1992/1993] by Mitch Cullin Short story: "Lapses #7" More about this book »