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Coyote Jack
By Jack Lyndon Thomas
www.lyndonjacks.com
(Memoir)
Compelling personal account of a soldier's experiences and adventures in Vietnam that led him to a fuller and more meaningful understanding of life.
The People of the Sea
By Scott Marcano
www.peopleofthesea.com
(Fiction)
Imaginative tale about the desperate struggle of two young lovers separated by war, trying to find each other while fighting to find a fantastic world built upon the sea.
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Melinda and the Wild West
By Linda Weaver Clarke
www.lindaweaverclarke.com
(Fiction)
Engaging story about a young woman from Boston who moves to the Wild West in 1896 and faces many dangers and obstacles, including a mysterious stranger who offers her love.
A Dog Called Leka
By Willard Manus
www.vivecasmithpublishing.com
(Children/Young Adult Fiction)
Exciting yarn about an American boy, his remarkable dog, and their adventures as they sail among the Greek isles in a catamaran built by the boy himself.
Before I Go
By Riley Weston
www.campfirepress.com
(Fiction)
Touching story about a young Olympic hopeful, the compelling bond between a mother and daughter, and true love.
Cyber Lies: When Finding
The Truth Matters
By John Paul Lucich
www.cyberlies.com
(Nonfiction)
Informative how-to manual for spouses who want to discover the truth about their husbands or wives by using computer forensics in cases involving divorce, fraud, and deception.
A Nation Gone Blind:
America in an Age of Simplification and Deceit
By Eric Larsen
www.ericlarsen.net
(Nonfiction)
Three compelling essays about how America has become increasingly blind to its steady drift into political and intellectual tyranny.
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Unacceptable: The Federal
Response to Hurricane Katrina
By Walter M. Brasch
www.walterbrasch.com
(Nonfiction)
A well-researched examination of Hurricane Katrina and why the government's response to it was a systematic failure at all levels.
Intertwined in Limbo: Tales
of Horror and the Outre
By David Maurice Garrett
www.lulu.com/davidgarrett
(Fiction)
A provocative collection of short horror stories, weird tales, and bizarre poetry.
American Hiroshima
By David D. Dionisi
www.trafford.com/04-2229
(Nonfiction)
An in-depth study of why the United States should develop new strategies to deal with the root causes of terrorism or suffer the consequences of terrorist attacks many times worse than 9/11.
I Love You Madly!
On Passion, Personality
and Personal Growth
By Robert M. Gordon, Ph.D.
www.mmpi-info.com
(Nonfiction)
A veteran psychoanalyst examines the true nature of love vis-à-vis his own relationship with a Russian artist and his psychotherapy sessions with a troubled patient.
The God-Man
By Robert Spearman
www.winepresspub.com
(Nonfiction)
An inspiring guide to understanding the Godhead , the two natures of Jesus Christ, and God and man working together to save mankind.
The First Lady of Music
By C. Yvonne Hooper
www.compellingbooks.com
(Fiction)
A revealing and heartfelt story about a tragic superstar vocalist and the tumultuous relationship she has with her high-profile musical family.
Wishing Makes It So
By Marilyn Meredith
www.hardshell.com
(Fiction)
A horrifying tale about a couple with three children who adopt a four-year-old girl, only to discover that the girl wants to be an only child.
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Democrats: No More Excuses!
Time to Be Bold & Enact
Progressive Legislation
By J. F. Miglio
Listen up, Democrats! Now that you've recaptured the House and Senate, it's time for you to start acting like real Democrats again and push through massive reform legislation that benefits average Americans and not multinational corporations and greedy plutocrats.
At the same time, you need to begin impeachment proceedings against the Bush administration and set up congressional hearings to investigate six years worth of corruption, larceny, and constitutional malfeasance committed by Republican rule.
I'm basically talking to you, mainstream Democrats: the Clinton-Kerry-Schumer-Emmanuel-Big Corporate Money wing of the Democratic Party, i.e., those of you who have acted like Republican Lites for the last six years and rolled over for almost everything the Bush administration wanted.
I'm not talking to you liberal Democrats: the Pelosi-Boxer-Conyers-Dean-populist wing of the Democratic Party. You have fought the good fight in the face of overwhelming odds for the last six years and deserve a lot of credit for it.
We progressives know you will do the right thing in 2007 and you have our support. But can you convince the mainstream Democrats to push a liberal/progressive agenda for 2007?
One thing is for sure, if you mainstream Democrats continue to act like Republican Lites and back off from progressive legislation, or refuse to start impeachment proceedings, or postpone congressional hearings on torture, wiretapping, or any other illegal or unconstitutional behavior perpetrated by the Bush administration for the last six years, we progressives will be at our computers, on the radio and television, and in the streets, holding your feet to the fire. And we will be just as tough-- if not tougher-- on you in 2007 as we have been on the Republicans for the past six years.
And what do we progressives want?
Well, I was about to make out a Christmas wish list, but a fellow progressive, Rob Kall, the editor/publisher of Op/Ed News, has already written an excellent one that every Democrat (and American) should read. ...Click here to read the list.
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A bone-chilling political
morality fable...
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Sunshine Assassins
By John F. Miglio
(Fiction)
Controversial political thriller about a band of democratic rebels and their attempt to overthrow the corporate fascist shadow government in the USA...Read Reviews
Book of the Year
(Nonfiction 2005)
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Bush on the Couch
By Justin A. Frank, M.D.
A compelling and insightful look into George W. Bush's psyche, and how his deep-seeded fears, insecurities, and megalomania have undermined the safety of our country.
Book of the Year
(Fiction 2005)
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Clearing Customs
By Martha Egan
A sinister, yet amusing tale of an ex-hippie owner of a small, struggling Latin American imports store who joins with her friends to fight corrupt custom officials whose harassment threatens to put her out of business.
Books of the Year
(Nonfiction 2004)
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The Assassination of
Julius Caesar
By Michael Parenti
Pulitzer-prize nominated author and scholar examines ancient Roman history from a populist viewpoint, arguing that Caesar was assassinated for being a champion of the people.
The War on Freedom
By Nafeez Mossaddeq Ahmed
Riveting and well-researched expose of how and why America was attacked on 9/11, including information about faked terrorism and mass media manipulation by the Bush administration.
Crossing the Rubicon
By Michael Ruppert
Hard-hitting, iconoclastic editor/publisher of "From the Wilderness" strips the power elite to the bone and takes a shocking look at the decline of the American empire at the end of the age of oil.
Books of the Year
(Fiction 2004)
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Candle in a Dark Time
By Virginia Stuart
Compelling, emotionally charged story of how a Danish woman risks her life to save Jews from Nazis during World War II.
My Life: A Story
By Jesus Christ
By Christopher Miller
Innovative and provocative story of the life of Jesus Christ told as a first person narrative.
The Others at Monticello
By Esther Franklin
Award-winning historical novel that explores the relationship between Thomas Jefferson and his slaves, especially Sally Hemings and her children.
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