Non-Fiction

The trouble with living in a closet is that the view is restricted. One gets cramped and persistently locked in miserable positions. Thus begins the telling of one woman's journey out of the closet, into herself, back into the closet and finally into herself and her happiness. "Dawn's story vividly conveys the truth in the feminist maxim, 'The personal is political.' When LGBT self-acceptance leads to activism and legal work,…Read More

The Marco Polo Odyssey tracks the fantastic journey of an intrepid adventurer who spent ten years following the 13,000 mile overland route of Marco Polo from Venice to Israel, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and finally crossing China to Beijing. It is an account of an exhilarating voyage of discovery and the three expeditions it took author Harry Rutstein to finally fulfill his dream. Using every means of travel available- including…Read More

It can't be true... can it? That's what Don Parks asked when he first read Edgar Cayce's The Sleeping Prophet. His inner skeptic was amazed when follow-up research to debunk the claims instead confirmed. This is the story of his search for answers to some of the questions skeptics have asked for centuries. - Reincarnation: First acknowledged in the Bible but later denied. - Pole Shifts: Were ancient floods caused…Read More

"At a time when most dogs books are intent on being politically correct, Stacey Neary comes across as a fresh breath of reality. She is unafraid to state and fully explain all approaches to training a dog. She describes how humans need to act and work in order to create a trusting relationship with their canine companions... In this, her first book, Stacey uses a common sense approach that explains…Read More

Standing no more than 5-feet 7-inches tall, Sam Langford was one of the 20th century's greatest fighters. In 1951, the great featherweight champion Abe Attell was asked if Sugar Ray Robinson was the best of all time, either as a welterweight or middleweight: he named Stanley Ketchel as the greatest welterweight he had ever seen and said that, as for the middleweights, Abe said he would take Sam Langford,whom he…Read More

This book is designed to counteract the forces that want to keep a body at rest! It provides a new kind of fitness plan, grounded in current research and psychological techniques sprinkled with humor. Prepare to do away with outmoded ideas of how fit people look!The ideas and exercise plans in Fresh Off the Couch! will inspire, encourage and help get a body off the couch and in motion: the…Read More

Western society has been struggling with the respective roles of science and religion for thousands of years. Even now this age-old conflict is central to Dan Brown's action thriller Angels and Demons. These two long-time rivals square off once again when scientists capture antimatter, and in doing so validate a scientific-based explanation of how Creation occurred. As with Galileo's discoveries, the "God particle" threatens the Church since the "discovery might…Read More

'The Bears in My Life' is a beautifully photographed tribute to Jon McCracken's collection of bear images. It is also a call to pay homage to the wild creatures that inspired their creation and to act on their behalf. Bears have captured human imagination for tens of thousands of years, simply by being bears. Mysterious, powerful and nurturing of their young, the natural characteristics of bears -- and the many,…Read More

Fueled by the dedication of a few people and the desire to realize the dream of making every companion animal a companion that is loved and wanted in its home, Rebecca and her daughter Evangelynn founded Lil'Waif, an in-home rescue and safe haven for puppies. In this moving book Rebecca shares tales from their experiences and adventures in puppy rescue. These true tales highlight the bonds dogs bring to life…Read More