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1. The Caligula Club hits the brick wall - 2013-03-30 02:43:32-04
   If music be the food of life, laughter is the aspirin of austerity. I like to make people smile. I like to write. Writing is like every other human endeavour - it takes hard work and lots and lots of practice before you get half way good at it. As far as a living goes it sucks. Far better to spend your time humming a tune and scratching out some lyrics or splash some paint in a meaningful pattern and call it inspiration. I write because I enjoy it and I would like to give some small pleasure to others.
   
2. Radical Survivor: One Woman’s Path Through Life, Love, and Uncharted Tragedy - 2013-03-30 03:50:53-04
   Nancy Saltzman grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, and moved to Colorado to attend Colorado College. She holds a Masters Degree in special Education from the University of Colorado and a Ph.D. in education from the University of Denver. She received the prestigious Milken Family Foundation Award for her work in education, was recognized as Colorado’s National Distinguished Principal, and was awarded the American Cancer Society’s Sword of Hope. She is retired from a thirty-two year career in public education and lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with her fiancé Greg Roman and her dogs Nacho and Macy.
   
3. A Dignified Exit by John J Asher - 2013-03-30 06:34:02-04
   Finalist for Best Literary Fiction — (eFestival of Words). Asher grew up in rural West Texas. Attended the School of Visual Arts in NYC. Taught at the Famous Artists Schools in Westport, CT. Was a staff illustrator at Weekly Reader until he quit to freelance. He designed and built a two-story 2300 sq. ft. house, doing all the work himself. In 1994, Asher moved back to his homeland in Austin, Texas. He has done some acting, both movies and commercials, but spends most of his time tinkering with words.
   
4. Pike Place - 2013-03-31 02:18:19-04
   Born and raised in the state of Washington, Marilyn has also lived in Cleveland, Sao Paulo (Brazil), New York, and Raleigh -- where she lives today with her husband and three children. Marilyn is a graduate of Barnard College and founder and president of Architexture Home Center, Inc., a successful home design and remodeling firm serving the cities around North Carolina's capital. "Pike Place" is Marilyn's first novel.
   
5. Julie’s Passion Book 1: A Diary of Greed and Lust - 2013-03-31 03:34:42-04
   Elia Mirca (which is a short version of her real name) spent her childhood in the Romanian village Neustadt, which is called Noiştat in the local language and Noul in some dialect. Later she moved with her family to the United States, where she lived for a short time in Boston and then moved to Germany, where she finished her degree in mathematics. After working some years as a software engineer for aerospace companies, she decided to follow her inner voice and her passion to write. To finance this, she took a job as a teacher, which also offered her the opportunity to teach at various schools in Asia. In a course at the University of Queensland, Australia, she learned to know and love that country. Most of her time she spends in Brisbane interrupted only by occasional visits to California. A word about my books: After a friend read the first version of "Julie's Passion" he turned back to me saying: "Never judge a book by it's cover. Or in your case, by the first impression". Yes, my books are about sex, erotics, love and some kind of romance. But if one dives deeper into them other topics become the golden thread: psychology and the way we communicate. The way Juliane (or later Julie) makes her way through the world is one I call the "Bonobo way". Don't know about Bonobos? The are a kind of apes, close to chimpanzees. Other than the latter Bonobos solve any conflict through sex and tenderness. They even communicate by having sex. Chimpanzees solve conflicts violently. Humans share both sets of genes with these primates. So we can choose how we solve our problems. What way wins?
   
6. The Senior Moment by Eva Hudson - 2013-03-31 03:46:56-04
   Eva Hudson was born in south London, England and now splits her time between rural Sussex and central London. She’s been a government employee, singer, dotcom entrepreneur, portrait artist and web designer. In 2011 she won the inaugural Lucy Cavendish fiction prize for her first novel, The Loyal Servant.
   
7. The Freedom Diet – The Simple 6 Step System for Fast, Easy and Permanent Weight Loss - 2013-03-31 04:00:08-04
   John A. Tighe, M.Phil. is a writer who works in the fitness industry and has spent many years working directly with clients as a personal trainer, fitness and nutrition coach. Having successfully worked with hundreds of clients John became frustrated at the way many people he met were struggling to lose weight because of the bad information they had been given. "I met many smart, motivated people who were following diets that at best were not working and at worst were actually causing them to gain more weight as soon as the diet finished - the classic 'yo-yo' diet" explained John. The Freedom Diet was written to set the record straight and to give people simple, easy to follow weight loss advice that actually works: advice that's based on the nutritional needs of our bodies and not on the latest fad diet or marketing gimmick. The Freedom Diet is set out in a simple 6 step system that leads to fast, easy and - most importantly - permanent weight loss.