Pirate Cove An Insider’s Account of the Infamous Southport Lane Scandal Richard D. Bailey In Pirate Cove, Richard D. Bailey provides an insider’s chronicle of a white-collar crime whose headline-grabbing elements first appeared on the front pages of The Wall Street Journal. …
True Crime Redux Stephanie Kane True story of a woman (Stephanie Kane) who, on the eve of marriage, finds out that her would-be mother-in-law (Betty Frye) has been brutally murdered, and the leading suspect is her would-be father-in-law. The father-in-law …
Living the Practice Volume One: The Way of Love Rohini Ralby For over three decades, Rohini Ralby has shared the spiritual practice she learned through years of one-on-one instruction from her Guru, Swami Muktananda Paramahamsa. As her practice has deepened, …
Young Man, Muddled Robert Kanigel In this, his first memoir, celebrated biographer and non-fiction book author Robert Kanigel tells of “muddling” his way into adulthood, love, and a new life. The 1950s formed him first; then the 1960s got their …
Sondheim & Me Revealing a Musical Genius Paul Salsini A memoir chronicling the relationship between American musical composer Stephen Sondheim and journalist Paul Salsini during the latter’s time as the founder and editor of The Sondheim Review, the only publication devoted …
1876: Year of the Gun The Year Bat, Wyatt, Custer, Jesse, and the Two Bills (Buffalo and Wild) Created the Wild West, and Why It’s Still with Us Steve Wiegand Veteran journalist and historian Steve Wiegand takes readers across the …
The Lone Star Speaks Untold Texas Stories About the JFK Assassination K. W. Zachry Both authors became interested in President Kennedy’s assassination at a young age. Zachry’s grandparents lived in Dallas in 1963, and saved newspapers from that era. Her …
The Five People You’ll Meet in Prison A Memoir of Addiction, Mania & Hope Brandon M. Stickney After years of hedonism in the literary life, journalist Brandon M. Stickney is caught in an opiate epidemic drug sting and sentenced to …
The Dancer, the Dreamers, and the Queen of Romania How an Unlikely Quartet Created America’s Most Improbable Art Museum Steve Wiegand The Maryhill Museum of Art is located on 5,300 acres in the Columbia River Gorge. Miles from any sizeable …
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Outpedaling “the Big C” My Healing Cycle Across America Elizabeth McGowan “Proceed as the way opens” is how William Least Heat-Moon put it in his book, River Horse. The line becomes a sort of mantra for Pulitzer Prize-winner Elizabeth McGowan, a …