Publisher: Graywolf Press
ISBN: 978-1555974992

As a writer, Daniel stands out from the crowd. His narrative skills are incredibly engaging and his passages truly memorable. His words speak to the instincts and emotions of the reader

Author: Mike Stefan Strozier
Publisher: World Audience Publishers
ISBN: 978-0978808662

Reading the book’s subtitle – schizophrenia, homelessness, war, alcoholism, and divorce – did at first induce some apprehension: was it going to be another gloom-and-doom story?

Author: Sherry Quann Lee
Publisher: Modern History Press
ISBN: 978-1-932690-63-7

The thin line between life and death is the subject of Sherry Quann Lee’s poetry book How to Write a Suicide Note (Modern History Press, 2008).

Author: Peter James and Gian Temperilli
Publisher: World Audience Publishers
ISBN: 978-0-9820540-6-2

Filmmaker Chuck Williams praises the book in the words, ‘I couldn’t put it down’ and this remains true for this reviewer

Author: Marvin L. Zimmerman
Publisher: Synergy Books
ISBN: 978-1-933538-99-6

To find the solution for humanity’s threatened future on the planet, a Nobel laureate scientist is researching the synthesis of a molecule that will give human embryos exceptional development so as to produce geniuses who may save world’ life from extinction.

Author: Dr. Roy Chester
Publisher: Amacom:
ISBN: 10: 0814409202:  13: 978-0814409206

Furnace of Creation, Cradle of Destruction: A Journey to the Birthplace of earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Tsunamis

Title: An Insomniac’s Dream

Author's Name: Kelly Moran

ISBN: 1413773443

Publisher's Name: Publish America

Kelly Moran’s An Insomniac’s Dream (Publish America, December 2005) is just the kind of book that matches its title throughout its content and style – a half-dreamy mode of story-telling, one which makes you question the meaning of the word ‘real’. A collection of 30 poems and 7 short stories, the book explores the paranormal phenomena by palpable characters in the stories and a number of uneasy feelings in the poetry.