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Much has been written about the forty-fourth President of the United States, Barack Obama, but much of it has been biased, subjective or outright hostile, with many authors painting the President in a negative light based on their partisan beliefs.

Dr. Tom DePaoli isn’t afraid of looking stupid, and as he tells other business leaders – “you shouldn’t be afraid of it either!”

While on a visit to Gettysburg years ago, Dr. Paul Nielsen and his wife encountered a ghost, and that brush with the afterlife spurred Nielsen into writing what will be his first novel, ‘The Cambion’, published by Glass Page Books.

Written by Diana O’Leary, ‘Birthmark’ is the tale of one woman’s incredible experiences. Through heartache, the struggles of a marriage to a man suffering with bipolar disorder, rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous, and living on a tea estate in Ceylon, ‘Birthmark’ is a journey of dazzling beauty and extraordinary courage.

While the turn of the twentieth century sparked dramatic social and industrial change, many landmark developments have lost the recognition they deserve over time. A compelling new book by author Susan E. Fleming brings one such ‘lost’ achievement back into the spotlight – the transition of childbirth from the home to the hospital.

After forty years of Scuba diving, Stanley Yokell knows a little something about the subject.

Since she began college in 2001, Pamela A. Goodwin has wanted to be an author.

While Theophilus McPherson Sr. has endured the ups and downs of a life devoted to faith, he isn’t a man to allow his experiences to pass him by. In a bold and hard-hitting new book of poetry, Mcpherson explores many aspects of life on Earth, as well as the ‘next life’ that exists far beyond comprehension.

Over three years ago, Heather Jacks began a project dedicated to bringing attention to the profession of busking, a tradition that pre-dates written history. Before long, the grassroots effort swelled, and The Noise Beneath the Apple was born.

Although it’s science fiction, the events of a new book by Michael G. Watkins seem all too plausible.