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Roy Lunn has published "World Crisis: It all Started With 9/11." He writes about the importance of transportation to the world's activities and economies.
Richard Sassone has written and illustrated a children's book, "Galangous."
JB Hamilton Queen recently announced that her fourth novel, Masters of the Breed, is now available at: www.Barneandnoble.com or www.iUniversebookstore.com or her website www.jbhamiltonqueen.com
Jack Powell has written "Time Traveler's Guide to Florida."
Peter Johannes has a new book, "Tedric, The House Mouse," about a journey into the world of a house mouse.
Gary R. Libby's new book is called, "Reflections: Paintings of Florida." It is a coffee-table book.
Steve Valley has published a book about the behind-the-scenes life of an American soldier serving in Iraq. The book is titled, "Inside The Fortress."
Mary E. Schumacher has published a novel, Lynette Wonders About Sex in Her Twilight Years. The book is about an older woman's quest for companionship.
Graham Forbes has written a book, Rock and Roll Tourist, about the secret world of touring musicians.
Terrance Zepke's new book, Lowcountry Voodoo: Beginner's Guide To Tales, Spells and Boo Hags, explores the traditions that African slaves brought to America.
Don Bruns has written his third "dude-dunits" novel. This one, titled Stuff To Spy For, is about the funny adventures of his "more-or-less" characters, Skip Moore and James Lessor.
Jennifer Childers has written a book about a Nazi plan to euthanize children with disabilities. It called Kindertransport.
Martin Tucker, with co-author Albert Russo, recently published a collection of stories, essays and poems about definitions of identity. The book is called, Boundaries Of Exile, Conditions Of Hope.
Reginald Hill's mystery series is set in England. His newest book is called Midnight Fugue.
Jess Walter has published a new book called The Financial Lives of The Poets. It is a story about a man who creates a web site devoted to financial journalism in the form of poetry.
Austin Clark's new novel, More, is about an immigrant woman who struggles to make sense of her life.
Bruce Feiler has written a book about how Moses inspired many American leaders. The book is called America's Prophet: Moses and The American Story.
Christina Asquith is the author of a new book called Sisters In War: A Story of Love, Family and Survival in The New Iraq. It is about four woman who face the many challenges of life in the Middle East.
Albert M. Langley Jr. has written a book about the railroad line that served the Sarasota area at one time. The book is titled: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Album.
Jalma Barrett has a book out, based on a true story. The book is by BookSurge and is called The Dove Family Tale.
James Hensel has published a novel, Heir of Suspicion. It's about a man who becomes a prime suspect after his father's murder.
Joyce Walker has written a combination of grandmotherly advice in Grandmother Knows Best and Tell It Like It Is.
Freddy Frankel has published a book of poetry he started during his military service in World War II in Italy. The book is called In A Stone's Hollow.
Lucinda Wierenga has published Sandcastles Made Simple, step-by-step instructions and tips on the art of sandcastle-making.
Don Weill has written a collection of poetic musings called The Older I Get … Light Verse From A Senior Perspective.
Dora Machado has published the second in a fantasy-adventure series called Stonewiser: The Call of The Stone.
Lee G. Carpenter's new book is about the weapons system policy during the Cold War era. The book is called Memoirs of A Cold Warrior: The Struggle For Nuclear Parity.
A Child Shall Lead Me is the title of an essay by Madonna Dries Christensen that is included in a new anthology, Gifts 2: How People With Down Syndrome Enrich The World.
Larry Parr's stage play: Ethel Waters: His Eye Is On The Sparrow, won a host of awards at The Human Race Theatre in Dayton, Ohio. Daytony Awards received were: Best Overall Production, Best Performance in a Guest Role (Danielle Lee Greaves), Best Direction (Schele Williams), Best Musical Direction (Scott Woolley), Best Musical Arrangements (Scott Woolley), Best Sound Design (Matthew P. Benjamin), Costume Design (Lowell A. Mathwich), and Light Design (John Rensel).