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While a collection of artifacts or objects may look like a jumble of objects to the untrained eye, those responsible for such collections are acutely aware of the hundreds of hours often required to assemble, categorize, compare, display, value and safeguard them. To date there has been no accepted ‘model’ to record this information, but a new book and practical kit by Godfrey Harris could be about to change that situation for good.

While most children live for the moment, Washington’s Christine Taing has her sights set far into the future. But not just her future; the future of millions of children whose lives are blighted by bullying. To provide solace to those in need Taing is finally releasing a collection of life-changing short stories that empower all younger readers to stand tall and proud in the face of adversity.

While most authors use their debut novel to do nothing but simply test the literary waters, Lindsey Forrest is quickly proving that a first release is also an opportunity to rival a genre’s best-sellers. Forrest is bucking romance genre trends with gusto, presenting an intricate and thought-provoking narrative that examines love’s powerful influence over grief.

With 2014 posing aggressive new terrorist threats, the Western world’s geopolitical responses lead many to question if leaders are ultimately responsible for new attacks. On the other hand, many resign themselves to fate and pray that they won’t be in the wrong place at the wrong time. This balance comes under fire in an intricate new political conspiracy novel by journalist and artist, Davd Soul.

Many would picture the man with the world’s second-highest IQ spending his life in wood-paneled libraries or endlessly walking around a quadrangle pondering philosophy. Not Rick G. Rosner – whose IQ of 198 and certified ‘genius’ (according to the World Genius Directory) status have seen him spend a decade as a high school senior, twenty-five years as a stripper/nude model and twelve years writing for Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Adrian De Silva Ruiz has a long history connecting buyers with their dream homes at the right price, saving clients up to $100,000 on their purchase. He has spent twenty-five-years bucking the trend in an industry fraught with agent-motivated interests, exploitation of uneducated buyers and sales strategies designed for maximum commission. For the first time, De Silva Ruiz is reaching out to help the masses with an all-encompassing home-buying book unlike anything seen before.

Most authors write fiction to do nothing but give readers a quick thrill or escape from reality. Not R.T. Waters; whose first novel will have everyone re-examining their attitudes to stigma, stereotypes and their likely tendency to rush to judgments without scrutinizing the facts.

While at first glance, James E. Chandler’s ‘It’s a Weight to Wait’ may look like a serious real-life biography, the book’s fictional story reaches beyond its pages to provide far more uplifting life lessons.

While romance is quickly becoming a staple of the teen fiction genre, both readers and critics are crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don’t succumb to recycling of the ‘same-old’ concepts. Thankfully, author Courtney Ali is answering the call with gusto.

According to John Hohl, modern theologians work backwards; attempting to interpret prophecy by applying their theology to prophecy and then rejecting all other interpretations. To assist them and the millions of believers looking to understand God and the Bible without the usual stumbling blocks, John Hohl is presenting history’s first contradiction-free explanation of Bible prophecy.