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According to Dr. James Baird, true lasting happiness is not generated from things and conditions that always change, but from within us. He explains the concept in his latest book, “Happiness Genes: Unlock the Positive Potential Hidden in Your DNA”.

Shirl Solomon’s concept is simple. Choose from one of four different graphics and find out more about your sexual preferences and desires than your conscious mind could ever tell you. Compiling twenty-two tests into a single book, “Graphic Sex” Compatibility Test uses a series of graphics to test twenty two facets of sexual behavior—yours, your partner’s and your potential partner’s. Shirl Solomon’s globally acclaimed title is now available as a Kindle eBook.

Using hard-hitting literature to tackle some of life’s biggest controversies, writer K.D. Wilson is delighted to announce the launch of his latest book, ‘The Slurpee Chronicles: Giving You the Tea’.

Veteran Olympic broadcaster, Brian Williams, has been a familiar and friendly face to Canadians for two generations. With an interview rap sheet that includes some of the world’s most noted Olympians, interviewing ‘the man himself’ is not an opportunity afforded to everyone. However, in the latest episode of The Josh Hellyer Show, Josh sits down with Williams for his first post-London chat.

Most people will admit to the on-going struggle they face to find more meaning and purpose to their life. Thanks to a new book by John D. Mosley, ending the search could very well be in sight.

The War on Drugs has been fiercely battled by the United States Government for generations, even though its origins are mostly unknown. However, a new novel by David Weaver provides a hypothetical explanation that fuses real-life history with compelling facets of fiction.

As the literary world shifts in favour of self-publishing, one nationally-celebrated author tests out the erotic flash-fiction market. Wanting to see how the market performs on its hands and knees, the author chooses to keep their identity far from public.

With a highly contested presidential election looming and with the corporate community lacking an authoritative text on the workings of change in the scheme of business management, Moe Glenner steps in to explore the concept of, ‘What’s in it for me?’ and how it can facilitate organizational change.

Based on a recent Ponzi scheme orchestrated in South Florida, Barry Fischer’s latest novel takes readers on a ruckus-filled journey of greed, murder and deceit.

The traditional first date has become steeped with irony; an expensive meal with a side-serving of uncomfortable conversation. However, thanks to a new concept that’s rolling out around the world, the stereotypical first-date could be breaking a leg well into the future.