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While nobody can deny Fantasy literature’s recent boom on popularity, many critics and readers demand more unique creations with less ‘recycling’ on the part of authors. Filling this gap not only with a wholly-unique narrative, but with a true fusion of fact of fiction, is author Richard J. Stuart.

Those who know Prophetess Suzette A. Kelly today see a hugely-respected business woman who has captured the market of fashion with her patten jeans and is the chief designer at Sarahi House of Fashion. While a true beacon of success, few realize that pre-2008 life for Kelly was awash with unfulfilled dreams and a constant struggle to find faith.

As author B.D. Anderson knows – if you’re above a size eight in clothing, many people don’t think you’ll be able to find true love – least of all with a male model!

While it may sound like an oxymoron, an illuminating and insightful new book proves that anyone really can find wealth in culture of poverty. ‘The Wealth of Poverty: Capitalizing the Opportunities of Poverty for the Kingdom of God’ is the work of Rev Dr. Tina Carter and Rev Dr. Mindy Johnson-Hicks – proving their point with clarity and fact.

While self-publishing has opened the dream of becoming an author to millions, most indie authors rush to publication by recycling age-old narratives without offering readers something new. Defying this culture, as well as just about every other literary norm, is British-born Psymon H – who is shunning convention and expectations to carve his own place in literary history.

At times bawdy, unique, graphic and always honest, the recently published autobiography, ‘All the Shades of Shane – Blissful Misery’ does what an autobiography should – it gives a peek into a life that would otherwise remain closed off to the general public.

Huntington, WV – While most authors use their debut novel to simply test the literary waters, author Amber Wokaty is proof that a first release is also an opportunity to rival a genre’s best-sellers.

Dawn Nelson somehow survived her childhood. Despite many nail-biting encounters with wildlife, mini-wars with her brother and his friends, hunting cougars and other adventures, Nelson lived to tell the tale.

While everyone has their own personal definition of success, encountering adversity along the way is a part of life. However, a powerful new book of poetry by Donald Easton-Brooks brings these ups and downs under the spotlight, to prove that triumph can always prevail.

Kenneth Neighbors grew up in Pacoima and more than any other person - he realizes how flawed, dangerous and complex life on the city’s streets can be.