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 The girl has spent the first part of her childhood with two loving but unstable parents. The inevitable happens all at once and the girl spends the rest of her childhood in her Mom's old Brooklyn neighborhood that's in the middle of a mafia power struggle. The girl makes friends with kids in...

Jeanne Herrick is a self-aggrandized foxy lady with a prodigious interest in beauty—not of the magazine monotony but in her own artistry. She traces this back to her childhood fascination with Shirley Temple whose dress replicas—in all their ruffled splendor—occupied the windows of a local clothing...

 In her story of her life. Her mother dies from Alcohol abuse. Her sister, with Cerebral Palsy and Seizures, is raised by her father. While she goes on with life as a mother of two daughters with her husband. Her little family now. This is in the Mid America life and heart of one person wanting...

 Jim Sinkula was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1961. You will find a poem in Chapter Six entitled “Memory Lane” which is the name of the street Jim grew up on, no kidding! It was a small, three bedroom, one-bathroom home shared with his parents and four siblings, three sisters and a brother....

 “A Dancer’s Final Bow” is a collection of autobiographical sketches based on her childhood in Colorado, her experience as a single mother, and her life as a dancer. “Chokecherries” evokes an early life spent in Cheyenne Canyon surrounded by Native American love. “The Cherry...

While I celebrate love through my poems, I dont forget the people who drops tears every day because of abuse, injustice and betrayed they experience in their life. In my poetry book I project light on our joy, our happiness, our sorrow and our relationship as people.In this journey you will discover...

 Back Cover This new collection of Jason Johnson’s satirical essays include “Your Baby Is Ugly,” “Profiles in Douchery,” “Lies, Damn Lies, and Fake Boobies,” “The NRA Is Full of Spit,” “Just Being Insane Doesn’t Make You a Libertarian,” and the truly magical “69 Is a...

 : She knew why he deserved it. He wasn't a good man. Not a good lover. Not a good father. Living with him daily confirmed he had not a knowledge or the heart to engage Christine on her level. She was a model of capability, mastering almost every area of her life, but secretly tormented by the...

Brooke’s Discovery Ten-year-old Brooke’s life changes from wealth to poverty when her father dies. She hates the shabby apartment behind the pizzeria where her mother works. It only gets worse when her mother’s friend Brad moves in. Existence is made bearable by the friendship of Gwen, a young...

All he wanted to do was serve his country. Instead, his fellow seamen served him. In the course of three weeks, he was raped, discharged, and kicked out of his home, and he tried to commit suicide. And he was still seventeen years old. Homeless six times. Fired from jobs more times...

Farren Bryant Jr. is a young African American at war on several fronts. Emotionally drained, spiritually dehydrated, and emotionally battered. He embarks on a journey that leads him from school yard fights, to the darkest street corners, to empty jail cells. Plagued by anger and burdened with the...

While serving in Vietnam Larry Braden finds himself in a horrific situation that offers him his only way out of the war sane and alive. By staging his death and taking the identity of a dead soldier he leaves with no plan other than to get out of the country. He embarks on a journey that leads to...

The Different Hats tells a story in three chapters of a young foreign female soldier’s life in America. The book gives references to words absorbed as a foreigner in the United States, a soldier in the US army, and a student in college learning about who she is and becoming of. The first chapter...

 Sometimes we're afraid to speak our minds because we're scared of our own thoughts. We silence ourselves and give power to the ignorant and belligerent. Do you have something to say? Do you find it hard to believe that we can empower others with words alone? Do people nowadays have real conversations...