Genres

The key to optimizing your own performance in work and in life has everything to do with yourself, says Jason Selk, personal development pro and author of Organize Tomorrow Today.

A 19-year-old Emily Dickinson, teamed with Edgar Allan Poe, is the last line of defense between the everyday and a world of magic, ghosts, and vampires.

" Apollo: The Brilliant One" by George O'Conner is the best instalment yet in the "Olympians" series.

The 'eminence grise' of Early Music led the Juilliard School's main Early Music group in an crowd-pleasing concert with readings, all in tribute to the music of the time of Shakespeare and Cervantes.

Interview with Chris Karlsen, author of "In Time For Your": "You either commit to sitting your bum in the chair and typing or you’re not getting any writing done. It’s a pretty simple."

Like breathing, eating, brushing your teeth, writing is good hygiene for the creative soul.

Casey’s Last Chance by Joseph B. Atkins is a workmanlike crime thriller with enough twisting and turning to keep all but the most critical readers happy.

Ruth Dugdall's " Humber Boy B" is a moody British crime novel examining the why behind a child-on-child killing.

An exquisite story of re-growth and renewal after tragedy.

"I think most of our leaders either are not smart enough to recognize the mess they are making or they don’t care. I wrote this book to expose where we as a country could be headed."