“Insufficient Postage” by Kevin “Kajeman” Johnson
“Insufficient Postage” by Kevin “Kajeman” Johnson How does a letter get lost in the mail for years or decades? Is the check really in the mail? Do we pay Continue Reading
“The Moments” from The Red Penguin Collection
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE “The Moments”, an anthology of pieces that celebrate the many instances of life most worthy of celebration, answers this very question. For when you are struggling, Continue Reading
“Becoming America’s Food Stories” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Tales shared through and within generations define our heritage, provide us with empathy over transgressions, and celebrate our adventures. They are as essential as the food Continue Reading
“Burning Through the West Coast” by Paul DiSclafani
Take a trip back in time (before political correctness ruined everything) with three guys from New York on a West Coast adventure in the summer of 1978. Join author Paul Continue Reading
“Me And Jimmy Blue Eyes” by Carole Cortland Russo
“When it comes to the giants of 20th Century underworld the names you rarely read about are often more interesting than the ones you did. And they wanted it that way! Vincent Continue Reading
“Steaming To Djibouti” by Captain Sean P. Tortora
In “Steaming To Djibouti,” join a motivated young merchant marine officer on his first journey onboard a venerable navy auxiliary steamship. Accompany him through the convoluted reporting for duty Continue Reading
“A Hasty Irish Wedding: The Maude Family Tale” by Madeline Maude Roblin
Madeline Maude Roblin has been interested in tracing her family tree for many years. After a trip to Ireland in 1972, she often reflected on the stories she heard from Continue Reading
“Quest: My Journey Through La Mancha” by David Lange
Hope, kindness, faith, and the beauty of the human spirit. QUEST follows the true adventures of David Lange, a despondent New York teenager whose life changes forever after a “chance” Continue Reading
“Diary of a Drunk Driver” by Michael Palermo
In today’s society the problem of Driving While Intoxicated, or DWI, is more prevalent than ever! Why? For several reasons, but the most obvious to me is that more people Continue Reading
“Hope Remains” by Lori Boarman
Lori lost her son Logan when he took his life in December of 2017. As her life and the way she knew it was altered forever, she used writing and Continue Reading