Non-Fiction

An important read that will help remove obstacles to a healthy discussion about a sensitive topic.

Sharon van Ivan began her memoir, Juggle and Hide, in Los Angeles in 2004, just after the death of her mother. She and her husband, the renowned realist artist Charles Pfahl, had moved to Los Angeles to be close to Sharon’s mother. Sharon sought out a writing group as she …

'Brothers Forever' will touch the reader, no matter your political stripe. It's a story about people, who just happen to be soldiers as well.

If you thought you knew all you needed to know about one of the most legendary rock bands in musical history, you are sorely mistaken and 'The Who FAQ' will tell you why.

A compilation of good advice you could get from a sometimes overly confident married friend over a cup of hot cocoa.

Mazur makes public speaking easy — okay, not easy, but easier and less painful than doing nothing

P.F. Sloan's new memoir is a cornucopia of rock stories of the '60s and the road to recovery thereafter.

An evaluation of the martial artist that celebrates both his physical and intellectual prowess.

An examination of work psychology as it can be used in businesses today.

Blending ancient stories and modern discoveries; readable but scholarly.