Non-Fiction

Son’s biography of World War II father, 'A Last Chapter of the Greatest Generation' by Judson I Stone, serves as microcosm of the greatest generation

In 'The Blues: Why It Still Hurts So Good' Marie B. Trout combines her own experience and the words of fans, musicians, and industry professionals to look at the blues in a most professional, unusual and interesting way.

An interview with Ed Harrington, innovation expert, and coauthor of 'Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward.'

If you are in the mood to read some excellent writing and discover some excellent people in less than excellent circumstances, please consider adding 'Gotta Find A Home' by Dennis Cardiff to your life and bookshelf.

'5 Poppin' 6 Droppin' by King Ray Raven is a well researched look at the history of contemporary inner city gangs in the United States.

Ad man Ron Elgin tells all in hilarious career confessions sequel, 'The Man Behind the Curtain'.

New book, 'Do Good, Feel Better', by Laura McKnight, reveals that our social impact personality type determines how we do good.

A collection of new interviews with key figures of 1990s dance music, James Arena's new book, 'Stars of 90s Dance Pop' is well-rounded and entertaining.

We're not as innovative as we think we are — our primitive aversion to risk gets in the way. But a new book by three innovation and strategy experts, 'Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward,' by Adam Hansen, Ed Harrington and Beth Storz, can help us get over it — and get creative.

In his autobiography, 'My Wicked, Wicked Ways' Errol Flynn concentrates on the social climate that spans his lifetime, discovering human vices known to the world and holding steadfastly to man's visceral sense of justice.