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Into My Mind

2012-04-27T06:08:25+00:00

Into My Mind by Jana Chantel has been released in September 2011.

Jana` Chantel is a graduate of Grand Valley State University, where she received a degree in creative writing. Inspired by her own personal tragedies, Jana` lends voice to her pain in hopes of helping other young adults work through their's as well.

200 Shorts by Salvatore Buttaci

2012-03-28T04:51:01+00:00

Master of the Flash is back! In his new collection of 200 short-short stories, Salvatore Buttaci introduces us to characters hard to forget. In less than 1,000 words they tell stories of humor, hidden emotions, love, nostalgia, violence, time and space travel, and downright horror. The author's flashes appeal to all readers in search of a good read worth the purchase price. It won't be so easy putting this book down.

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Robert Rubenstein

2012-03-26T02:34:26+00:00

A Jewish Book Council, Book-of-Note author, Mr.Rubenstein's first novel was included in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Library. Companion pieces: Ghost Runners, historical fiction about two Jewish runners not allowed to compete in the 1936 Olympics, and The White Bridge, a parody about the transformation of a young woman and the universal outrage that defeated eugenics, Baby Farms, Hitler, the Klan, and the culture of lynching.

Tiffani Real

2010-11-20T15:34:00+00:00

I call myself Tiffani Real because I have always worn my heart on my sleeve. Abused as a child, I began running away from home at the age of eleven. After being declared a person in need of supervision, I ended up in numerous foster homes, group homes, and a detention center. At the age of 15, I became an emancipated minor. I dropped out of school, became a mother at 17, had three children by the age of 19, and to the outside looking in, my life was doomed.

Mz Robinson's

2010-11-20T18:18:00+00:00

Born September 10, to two parents whom she can describe as no less than wonderful, Mz Robinson discovered her talent for writing at a young age. It was then that she began writing poetry as a hobby. However, it was not until later in life that she reconnected with her first love and began penning short stories. After falling in love with the characters she created, she turned one of her short stories, into her debut novel: What We Won't Do For Love.