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Brendan Bey’s Adapt and Overcome, Dear: Oh, Victoria! is a captivating combination of military fiction, romantic thriller, and character-driven story. The novel revolves around Jack Behan…
Stephen D. Sears’ interview with Kate Delaney on the latter’s syndicated radio program “America Tonight” offers a fresh, thought-provoking lens on one of the world’s most…
Science fiction has long been a genre that asks humanity to look at itself through the lens of imagined futures. Ruby G.’s New Quantico Files: The…
Some stories try to impress, while others feel real. Poplar Hill by Stephen Ramey Glines falls into the latter. It does not rely on complicated twists…
George C. Kakridas’ A Boy Growing Up Under the Nazi Boot and the Greek Civil War stands as a powerful and deeply personal memoir that captures…
Leaving La-La Land: Escape to Reality by Robert K. Bosscha is a memoir that immerses the reader in a highly personal journey within the rare neurological…
Stories about adolescence often focus on simple lessons about friendship or self-discovery. Guy Watts’ Keepin’ On goes further. It presents a thoughtful and emotionally grounded portrait…
It is one thing to write a story about a character’s journey, but it is always another feat entirely when an author writes about entire generations.…
Grief is often spoken about, but rarely understood in its rawest and most personal form. In What to Do When Tears Aren’t Enough, Janett V. Blanchard…