A New Dream Arises by Gregory Kopp is part of the Kopp Chronicles. In A New Dream Arises, the author opens the American connection with the assassination of Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theater, and how Vice President Andrew Johnson felt about what President Abraham Lincoln...

A Worthy Life by Dahlia Moore is fiction based on a true story. Bina, now in her 80s, is a Holocaust survivor. She survived one of the worst horrors in the history of humankind. A Jew who migrated to America at age 11, her survival...

The Slow Drift of Stars is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, western, and romance subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to some moderate adult language, scenes of violence, and some scenes of a sexual nature. Penned by...

The Keystone Corner: Thomas Edison Turns Two is a work of fiction in the thriller, legal drama, sports, and historical fiction subgenres, and is the fifth novel in The Deadball Files series. The work is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to the...

The Legend of Lilia by Christopher P. Redwine is a gripping World War II novel based on real events and characters. When Nazi Germany unexpectedly unleashed their blitzkrieg on the Soviet Union in June 1941, it set in motion a chain of events that would...

Amias, by Thomas Penn Johnson, is a theatrical play set in Elizabethan England. Johnson primarily uses inns and taverns as settings, where multiple characters discuss philosophy, religion, law, the succession of the monarchy, and the climate of the time. These scenes are lively and diverse,...

There are people in history whom we can thank again and again for the changes that they have instigated and fought for. These people used their bodies and souls, sometimes at great risk, to bring about change. In The Queen of the Platform, we meet...

Duck Hunting In Quicksand is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, cultural issues, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Will Sonnet, the story unfolds in 1930s north Mississippi, revolving around Arthur Campbell, a...

In Water the Colour of Slate by Mary Ann Noe, the author has taken a subject that even to this day is very sensitive; that of a mixed-race child and how the world feels and reacts to the situation. The author has written the story...

In S.L. Beaumont's The War Photographers, while viewing video footage of a protesting crowd in Leipzig, East Germany, Mae, Rachel's grandmother, noticed a group of uniformed police officers standing on a first-floor balcony. Mae found it hard to accept that she had just seen the...