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Have you ever wanted to hear from God and heard only silence? This honest memoir of a long-time pastor will encourage you and inspire you as he shares an experience of God falling silent when he needed to hear from God the most.

Huge sales, high-reader praise, for “life after death” memoir by accused-Mafioso Paul “Doc” Gaccione, indicted for murder and released on $1,000,000.00 bail

Lynn Palermo, also known as The Armchair Genealogist, asked author John Paul Godges for tips about writing and publishing a family memoir and also about involving family members.

HOOT, a literary “magazine” on a postcard released their first issue. HOOT publishes fiction, poetry, and memoir with fewer than 150 words, coolly designed, quick to read, and meant to be shared.

Under Table Mountain tells the story of Louise Juta, the youngest daughter of Sir Henry Juta, barrister and Speaker of the Cape House in South Africa.

Forged in Purgatory joins a limited number of published works on the Cultural Revolution period. It is the first ever written and published by a high ranking political insider in English.

Founder and CEO of Chipmunka Publishing, Jason Pegler's first book 'A Can of Madness'

Meet the author of Life Continues, a witty and candid memoir on multiple sclerosis and aging

Novelist Emily Hill posts a very favorable review of the memoir of veterinarian David R. Gross' experiences in northeastern Montana in 1960 and 1961.

Former matchmaker from Dublin, Ireland, Siggy Buckley announces release of her novel on cyber dating called Next Time Lucky: Confessions of a Dating Guru. It's available both as eBook and pBook.

Army combat medic writes book : My Journey as a Combat Medic: From Desert Storm to Operation Enduring Freedom. The author served as a medic with the 160th Special Operations aviation during Desert Storm and later with the National Guard.

In his new book, Ro’i Tov seeks to reveal life in Israel as a Christian Israel Defense Force (IDF) officer– from human rights violations to the use of an extensive network of underground agents.

Kirkus Reviews, long recognized as the gold standard for tough and impartial book reviews, has awarded the coveted Kirkus Star to Oh, Beautiful: An American Family in the 20th Century, a self-published family memoir by John Paul Godges.

Publishers Weekly September 2011 PW Select Issue Article Announcement & Book Review expected for release for Author & American Artist Kris Courtney’s True Story Memoir, Norma Jean’s Sun

One man’s personal exploration unveils a raw, shocking history that elicits both fear and hope for orphaned children in America.

Excavating his family history led author John Paul Godges to discover that the immigrant experience of today is very similar to that of a century ago, he explained to Lisa Louise Cooke, host of the “Genealogy Gems” podcast.

V.L. Wardrum switches hats from editing to writing.

Book editor Nancy Barnes explores how authors can use family journals and letters to bring the past to life in a podcast interview with author Bruce Bothwell.

Come Back Early Today: A Memoir of Love, Alzheimer’s, and Joy by Marie Marley has just been released. This compelling love story presents novel information, advice and hope to exhausted caregivers moving along the path of an overwhelming journey.

Celebrity Gossip Journalist Jacky Jasper Interviewed Transgender Author Toni Newman about Her New Book I Rise and Celebrities LL Cool J, Eddie Murphy and NYC Hot 97 DJ Mister Cee she met as a Transgender Street Prostitute and Homeless a Decade ago.

Pursuing the American Dream – Memoir Examines the Role of Society in Shaping Our Lives

Journalist Samara Riviera Interviews Transgender Author Toni Newman for August 2011 Issue of Adelante Magazine on stands now. They Discuss The Book I Rise and The Real Survival Of Latin and Black Transgenders and The Down Low Men Who Love Them.

Check the Gs distributed to over 3,500 internet sites.

Raider Publishing International announces the release of Crowns for Convoy by John Devlin.

The ever-mischievous and cultural Bill Watkins will be putting his first two memoirs back into print as of August 9, 2011. Never-before-read stories and new covers only add to the already wonderful tales of this Celtic bard.

Taylor Black shared her struggle, appearing on 60 Minutes while receiving treatment. Collected here are Taylor’s journal entries shaped by her father’s memories, DAYDREAMS AND DIARIES is a heartbreaking labor of love, strength and perseverance.

On Tuesday, August 16, 2011, the 82nd birthday of jazz icon Bill Evans, Laurie Verchomin, namesake of his famous love song, will read from her book “The Big Love" with a special performance of his music at the Muttart Hall in Edmonton, Canada.

Beaten and blinded by people he once trusted, Belo Cipriani learns to navigate – and conquer – a new world

Alleged Mafioso Paul “Doc” Gaccione signs with Brighton Publishing LLC for “Beyond the Beyond: My Journey to Destiny,” an intimate look at one man’s reckoning with life after death.

Haloman: A Memoir of Survival Against All Medical Odds tells the story of a man who wakes up in the hospital after eight days of being in a medically induced coma

Barbara Florio-Graham will talk with Rabbi Bulka July 10 9 PM to 11 PM EDT discussing her article about purchasing an athletic supporter for Peter Falk for his 1955 appearance in the off Broadway play The Changeling. One of many articles in the book

Brighton Publishing LLC announced the release of Robert Clay Norman’s highly-acclaimed, original memoir of motorcycles and the men who rode them.

Adventures in Navyland contains encounters experienced by Quartermaster Joe Callihan while serving in the Navy.

Awards for "303 Squadron," "The Ice Road," and "Maps and Shadows" recognize publishing excellence. The honored books vividly recount a forgotten chapter of World War II history -- the role of Poland, a steadfast Ally.

From Greed to Grace shows how one man emerges from meager beginnings to find faith in God and success in life through Christian living.

Alzheimer's: A Mother Daughter Journey is an emotionally compelling story about a daughter who nurtures her Alzheimer's stricken mother and photographs her with her iPhone. The sepia toned, Zen-like images reflect a mindful and loving journey.

"Oh, Beautiful: An American Family in the 20th Century" has been named a finalist in two memoir categories of the Indie Book Awards, which honor the most exceptional independently published books written in the English language throughout the world.

The award-winning memoir, "The Mermaid and the Messerschmitt," a true-life story of a young working mom in the opening days of WW2, will be featured on "The Balancing Act," on Lifetime Television Wednesday, May 25.

Civil War soldier, Corporal Erastus Winters’s spirit makes appearance as war turns 150. His memoir "Serving Uncle Sam in the 50th Ohio" released for the first time in over 100 years.

Nancy Barnes, book designer and managing editor of Stories To Tell, and Chicago-based graphic artist Nancy Gershman explore how dreamscapes allow authors to blend visual symbolic elements to enhance and deepen the emotional tone of their books.

In Negotiating The Sppedbumps, author Holly L Springer shares her life and experiences of living with Traumatic Brain Injury and how she overcame the odds.

Little Texas Sweetheart is the gripping story of one woman's spiritual, mental, and physical journey across America. The book takes you through the terror of domestic violence.

Glenn Maynard, author of Strapped into an American Dream, will join 5 other writers to participate in an ‘Authors Slam’ event, held at The Book Rack at the Shops at 30 Plaza, 435 Hartford Tpk., Vernon, CT, 06066, on Saturday May 14, from 10 to 2.

It was a shocking crime that stunned the country: the school aide who had an affair with a teenage student and then urged him to kill her husband.

"The Ice Road," "303 Squadron," and "Maps and Shadows" vividly recount a forgotten chapter of World War II history. Winners of the Awards recognizing publishing excellence will be announced in New York City on May 23, the eve of BookExpo America.

Without Apology: A Family Chronicle, is the incredible story of how two separate families found each other in the remoteness of Muscotah KS, and blended to fight against the horrid poverty of the Dust Bowl Days of the Great Depression.

Me and My Bipolar Disorder talks about my ups and downs of those living with Bipolar Disorder.

Interviewing Hollywood is an online show that features up and coming to A list provocative talent in Hollywood supported by the MSE Foundation. The show was created by Shahid Manning and is produced by Shahid Manning and Terry Davis. The Real Story.

A Crushed Rose is a true story about a beautiful child that was robbed of her youth.

The review concluded that Prose To Go: Tales From a Private List, is an "eclectic mix of memories of shared love, laughter, and hope (that) should appeal to a wide readership, and deserves to find a place in every public library collection"