Hareendran Kallinkeel is an Indian writer, who lives in New Delhi, and writes imaginative, painful, truthful stories about his native country. Mr. Kallinkeel's stories are real and honest; but he seeks a higher plane of existence and his primary goal is always the pursuit of love and understanding. He has been published extensively and his stories are nothing less than exquisite.

A Few Ugly Humans: A Collection of Short Stories

Literature & Fiction

Kallinkeel, Hareendran

Contemporary

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Audience

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Poetry

Louis Phillips, a widely published poet, playwright, and short story writer, has written some 50 books for children and adults. Among his published works are: six collections of short stories – A Dream of Countries Where No One Dare Live (SMU Press), The Bus to the Moon (Fort Schuyler Press), The Woman Who Wrote King Lear and Other Stories (Pleasure Boat Studio), Must I Weep for The Dancing Bear (Pleasure Boat Studio), Galahad in the City of Tigers, and Sheathed Bayonets (World Audience). Hot Corner, a collection of his baseball writings, and R.I.P. (a sequence of poems about Rip Van Winkle) from Livingston Press; The Envoi Messages, The Ballroom in St. Patrick’s Cathedral and The Last of The Marx Brothers' Writers, full-length plays, (Broadway Play Publishers). Fireworks in Some Particulars (Fort Schuyler Press) is a collection of poetry, short stores, and humor pieces. That book also contains his play – God Have Mercy on the June-Bug. Pleasure Boat Studio has published The Domain of Silence/The Domain of Absence: New & Selected Poems, and The Domain Of Small Mercies: New & Selected Poems (2).

American Elegies

Phillips, Louis

Ghosts, Goblins, Gods, Geodes

Laskin, Pamela L.

Modern Technology: The Promise and The Menace is a look at how technology shapes our present world and the future.

Modern Technology: The Promise and the Menace

Politics & Social Sciences

Roshwald, Mordecai

Social Sciences

Tanning Season

Torke, Kyle

Short Stories & Anthologies

The Sounds of Music: Early Recording Artists

Arts & Photography

Marowitz, Charles

Music

Starting with his earliest memories in the 1950s, Kevin Gray covers a lot of ground – including impressions about racism in the former Capital of the Confederacy. Teen music and rites from the late 1950s drew him in by age 10. He offers personal insights on Vietnam, music and the drug culture, and the turbulent times right into 1968. Gray admits, “I thought America the greatest place on the face of this earth to grow up in, but, then, I realized my color (white), my religion (Methodist) and my parents’ middle-class income helped. Then, I wasn’t so sure.” Asthma, extreme shyness when indoors, affected him, but an overriding act first think later attitude actually drove the boy. He also admits, “Life could be pretty boring and quite confusing for a suburban kid in those days. I didn’t live in New York or San Francisco or any of those exciting places. I had to make my own fun and my own life well away from places in the news. The 1960s really weren’t what they were cracked up to be in the media – that is for a kid stuck far from any “happening place.” At least we had the music! Yet, in so many ways, events in both the 1950s and the 1960s reached out and made an impact on people nationwide, even to a young boy growing up in Richmond.” Waking Up in the Studebaker is Gray’s very personal story set during changing times in America. “This is my story,” he said, “and, more than anything, I didn’t want help in whatever I did. I had to live my life my way, even if it gave me many bruises along the way.”

Waking Up in the Studebaker

Biographies & Memoirs

Gray, Kevin

Memoirs

For the first time ever, internationally renowned paranormal researcher and psychic Peter James reveals personal accounts and life experiences in "Heaven Can You Hear Me?" Comprised of poignant events and personal theories surrounding the career of the world’s foremost documented televised paranormal researcher, "Heaven Can You Hear Me?" is co-written with Gian Temperilli, and edited by M. Stefan Strozier.

Heaven Can You Hear Me?

Religion & Spirituality

Temperilli, Gian

James,Peter

Occult & Paranormal

Jeweled Travelers of the Skies

Children's Books

Romano, Tom

Animals

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