Book Description A personal journey across Africa, which in 2005 and at the age of 57, was both unplanned and unpredictable. This led to tens
The Must-See Spots for Your Italian Escape If you go to the opposite side of the Sorrento peninsula, in the Gulf of Naples, you will
THE BOY SOLDIER is the true life story of Michael Crowder Sr., who rose from poverty and racial segregation in Atlanta to become a U.S.
Marriage in the nineteenth century could shape nearly every part of a woman’s life. Her home, her reputation, her finances, her children and even the
For Polly Justice, freedom is not a grand political idea. It is something much more personal. It is being allowed to choose her own work.
When fear enters public life, language is often one of its first victims. Governments begin deciding which stories may be told, which questions may be
Love does not always arrive with dramatic speeches, expensive gifts, or public declarations. Sometimes it grows in ordinary places, through small acts that mean far
A police uniform can suggest authority, control and resilience. Crime fiction often reinforces that image, presenting officers as people who move from one disturbing scene
Crime fiction can take many forms. Sometimes it begins with a body. Sometimes with a collision. Sometimes with an operation that goes wrong. And sometimes
He changed his face. He changed his name. But he couldn’t escape who he really was. James Alfred Zachary has disappeared, replaced by a new
