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The New Senior Man by Thelma Reese and Barbara M. Fleisher is a much-needed guidebook for men heading into retirement. Its authors are experts in aging and issues facing senior men and women – and what they've gathered for this latest offering proves that retirement is nothing like it used to be.

A collection of previously unpublished photos of many of music's greatest artists, 'Live and Unseen' is guided tour through popular music history.

Is there any good fiction coming out in 2018, you ask? Here's ten books likely to have you sprinting to the bookstore.

'Deadhouse Landing' by Ian C. Esslemont is another great instalment in the continuing story of the Malazan Empire. A masterful job of story and character development.

'After the Eclipse' by Sarah Perry is a beautiful but gut-wrenching memoir about a daughter paying homage to her mother's life twelve years after it was brutally taken.

'The Goat Driver' by James F. Johnson is a very realistic portrayal of life with all its golden moments and difficulties.

Isabel Allende's novel In the Midst of Winter combines the very real immigration crisis with an unlikely love story between two very different people.

An interview with Dr. Jonice Webb, an expert on CEN — Childhood Emotional Neglect. Her new book, 'Running On Empty No More' helps sufferers end their feelings of loneliness and isolation, and reconnect with loved ones.

An interview with psychotherapists William Pullen on his book, 'Running with Mindfulness'. The book features powerful, holistic techniques for healing from depression, anxiety, and other emotional challenges — on your feet, in the company of friends, and in the fresh air.

An interview with author Roland Griffith about his medication-free methods for overcoming depression and anxiety. His own journal to mental health inspired his new book, 'Find Peace.'