Details of Deborah Lawrenson's latest novel, The Art of Falling. Includes overview, reading guide and book group reviews. Also biography and bibliography.  [Read more]

Comprehensive book offering advice to college students, high school students, and their parents on how to plan for and achieve success during college, during the senior year job search, their first job. Topics include study tips, time organization, housing, saftey, building relationships, life skills, and staying focused. Essential equipment for anyone planning to attend college. Would be a thoughtful & very useful high school graduation gift!  [Read more]

Bill Ectric cites Edgar Allen Poe, William S. Burroughs, Philip K. Dick, Kurt Vonnegut, and Jack Kerouac as influences. The nine short stories in this book are, on the surface, mystery, science fiction, humor, and satire, but look deeper and they are rich in literary and philosophical subtexts.  [Read more]

G.E. Graven's fully illustrated online gothic novel is an historical epic adventure that unfolds in the Late Middle Ages. Squire Lazarus Gogu is a winged grotesque who is thrown into the hostile world that would kill him and fallen angels who are bent on escaping Hell.  [Read more]

Be the Lighthouse is a book of experiences with Kundalini Yoga, written in the form of short poems. It contains almost 200 of the author's individual experiences with yoga, meditation and life in general.  [Read more]

The offbeat tale of time travel, quantum entanglement, and astral exchange on the Eve of Destruction.  [Read more]

A Life Sentence spans the last 25 years of the author's life in prison, and includes poems and short stories. Also includes information about the author's other books, Gold Fever: A Western, and An Inmate's Collection of Writings.  [Read more]

An offbeat 1970's rewind to be filed under literary fiction. The story is video verite; the backdrop is unaffected, a Kodacolor © snapshot. Ensconced on a college campus: coed dorms, unisex fashion; lines obscured by casual, experimental encounters. Edge-lurking has always been fashionable. Hollis dangles by his fingertips. He is the aim, as plain as the bull's eye embossed on any Zen-archer's target.  [Read more]