BY: DAVID MEYERS Rock & Roll is wasted on the young! The year was 1970 and Zack Black & the Blues Attack was poised to be the hottest band in America. Radio loved them, demand for their record exceeded supply, … Continue reading →
BY: A. H. SCOTT Mexico, 1862: Imelda Ignacio is alone, her family gone by the hands of the murdering dog, El Muerto, and his men. Thoughts of this man are always at the forefront of Imelda’s mind. No matter the … Continue reading →
BY: Tom Keith In 1882, Daniel McHarg travels up the Missouri River aboard a steamboat bound for Montana. On the trip upriver, he meets Nellie Sage, a woman who will change his life. But they are separated after arriving and … Continue reading →
BY: ANOOP CHANDOLA Mutilating Women is the story of an honor crime. It follows members of the Kotwal Clan during the chaotic months before and after Indian independence in 1947, a time of upheaval and of hope. The members of … Continue reading →
BY: RICHARD EDDE The year is 1059, and Norse marauders raid and plunder Geffrey’s small Normandie village of Lochwald. Standing in the midst of burning rubble, he finds his father murdered, his mother and fiancé nowhere to be found. Geffrey … Continue reading →
BY: TOBIAS GARRETT The Bleamy family, three strong-willed Scots, are forced to leave their drought-besieged farm for London in 1802. Twelve-year-old Jeremy Bleamy soon loses both parents—his father to consumption and his mother, who jumps from London Bridge in her … Continue reading →
BY: G. W. KENNEDY Chicago, 1942. Can a reclusive and cynical factory janitor prevent the IRA from changing history? With US participation in World War II getting underway, John Mackenzie Simmons III “Mack” is in a difficult position. His draft … Continue reading →
BY: LARRY BIELAT In the summer of 1982, Jim Bradley is diagnosed with cancer. When surgery is unsuccessful, he is given six months to live and placed in a nursing home. He hates the nursing home and wants to leave, … Continue reading →
BY: JACQUELINE SEEWALD Val Williams believes she will never be as pretty or popular as her older sister Ailene. When Ailene dumps her on an unfamiliar road after an argument, Val decides to ask directions of the only person she … Continue reading →
BY: JOHN VANCE “I swear by everything I ever owned that my adventure will be the honest truth—even if I had to tell a few lies along the way to get to the meaning of that truth.” So promises Tick … Continue reading →
