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Calumet "K"
Calumet 'K' emerges as a fascinating exploration of American ambition and industrial determination at the turn of the 20th century. This anthology juxtaposes varying literary styles that capture the spirit of innovation and the challenges of modernism during a pivotal era. Rich in narrative diversity, the collection offers tales of enterprise and the human spirit's relentless pursuit of progress. The inclusion of stories that epitomize the grit and ingenuity prevalent in industrial America highlights the thematic core of ambition and innovation, providing readers with a profound understanding of these formative years. Henry Kitchell Webster and Samuel Merwin, the anthology's primary authors,...
We're Here to Help
"Guardianship, sometimes called conservatorship, is an ever-growing phenomenon. Some of these arrangements are truly beneficial, but countless others are unwanted, unnecessary, and violate constitutionally protected human rights. Award winning journalist, Diane Dimond, dissects the mysterious, ever-expanding, and complicit cottage industry of individuals who profit off the confinement of others"--
The Shekinah Legacy
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Moving in Stereo
It's 1996 and enigmatic tennis professional Richard Blanco is enjoying a late-career run, reaching the Wimbledon quarterfinals. What no one knows is that he's hearing voices again. It won't be long before the ghost of punk rocker Luke Scream starts whispering dark nothings in his ear. Over the summer, Blanco hopscotches the circuit from Los Angeles to the tennis academy where he's trained since childhood, but his brilliant play will be overshadowed by the escalating chatter in his head. By turns hilarious and dark, Moving in Stereo is a vivid portrayal of an athlete eyeing the end of his career while seeking the dignity that would make his dead father proud."Tom Trondson uses his considerabl...
Panic River
Release edition of the suspense thriller
The Devil and the Dairy Princess
-Will be promoted by Indiana Review -Explores universal human need to create narrative out of disparate events -Perfect for readers who like literary realism or speculative fiction
Fluffy's Revolution
The fate of the world rests on the haunches of one small cat. It's 2135. Fluffy is a super-intelligent GAB (Genetically Altered Brain) cat. Like many dogs, cats, mice, and the occasional pig, her brain is the product of genetic tinkering by humans that started more than a century ago.
Debussy Redux
"In a study that is both scholarly and highly entertaining, Matthew Brown explores pop culture's appropriations of Debussy's music in everything from '30s swing tunes, '40s movie scores, '50s lounge/exotica, '70s rock and animation, '80s action films, and Muzak. The book, however, is far more than a compendium of fascinating borrowings. The author uses these musical transfers to tackle some of the most fundamental aesthetic issues relevant to the music of all composers, not just Debussy." David Grayson -- Book jacket.
Sangre Cove
Maria found out she was different at an early age. Her father knew that smack dab in the middle of the Bible belt, her abilities would be, at best, misunderstood. So, he did his best to keep her safe. But, now her family has splintered and her heritage is about to come back to bite her-literally. After their father's murder, Maria and her sister drift apart. Without her sister, Maria must navigate high school romance on her own-with the All-American football player, Teo, and reserved but strangely familiar Joaquin. When Teo's reckless need to possess Maria unhinges him and Joaquin rescues her from his attack, she gets a glimpse of something otherworldly-both boys are lycan.Apache Teo is a bl...
