The Results Are In: Authors Still Thrive in an Industry Disrupted by Audiobooks and E-Books
Since the rise in popularity of e-books and audiobooks, there has been an ongoing debate among avid book readers whether or not we will see the death of printed books in our lifetime.Has Online Shopping Finally Killed Tradition?
Knowing Your Options Is Half the BattleCan Dual or Multiple Citizenship Open the Door for Peace? Author Ken Reiman Believes This Can Be the Case.
In November of 2019, Norway announced plans to allow dual citizenship beginning January 1st, 2020. The news comes a few weeks after the Dutch parliament voted to permit 100,000 of its citizens residing in the UK to seek dual nationality in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to The Irish Times.Influx of Sharks and Flesh-Eating Bacteria Still Affecting Florida Beaches
You've probably noticed the rapid increase of "too close for comfort" shark footage that is constantly circulating the news and social media. Are the waters overpopulated with sharks or is there another reason why more and more sharks are venturing closer to the coastline?First Time Author Is on the Hunt for Retribution
In her debut novel, Retribution, author T.K. Walls gives readers a story that could happen to anyone of us and leaves us wondering what would happen if it did. Retribution follows the story of a man named Seth. He was an adolescent when he discovered he had a flair for killing—an activity he simply enjoyed.10 Highly Respected Entrepreneurs Reveal How Their Failures and Triumphs Shaped Who They Are Today
Today's media is filled with stories of entrepreneurial ventures and IPOs, which captivate audiences by focusing on major successes or massive failures. However, a lot happens between the headlines—entrepreneurship is a cycle of ups and downs.Oil Discovered in the Florida Everglades
The people of Everglades City, FL found themselves located between a wildcat oil well drilling in the Everglades and the German U-boat assault in the Gulf of Mexico.Indigo River Press Publishes Oswald Rivera's New Novel in the Time of the Americans
Indigo River Publishing is pleased to announce the publication of In The Time of the Americans by Oswald Rivera. The book stars off with the invasion of Puerto Rico in 1898, and how this event affects the fortunes of two families, the reserved methodical Walkers and the lusty Benitez clan. This multigenerational story examined how different myths and perceptions will lead to the inescapable repetitions of actions grounded in the history of both families. In essence, it is about the gradual Americanization of Puerto Rico and the internal and external clashes that underlie the current crises and challenges facing the island today.