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  • Secret Weapons:

    by Camille Barbone
    This book identifies and explains the type of professional that are needed to promote a successful recording career. It explains the responsibilities of each member of the artist development team, requirements, skill stacks , contractual obligations and their fee structures

  • I Played My Best for Him! The Inspiring Stories Behind the Little Drummer Boy and Other Christmas Favorites

    by Olapeju Simoyan
    This collection of essays complements the album "Peju Sings! The Little Drummer Boy and Other Christmas Favorites," which features thirteen Christmas songs recorded by the author and was first released in 2023. In this book, the author explores the stories behind each song, delving into the lives of the lyricists and composers, the context in which the songs were written, and other intriguing details. Readers will gain a fresh perspective on beloved carols like “O Holy Night” and “Silent Night” ... more

  • Hollywood’s Women of Action

    by Philip Caudrey
    The ‘action heroine’ has never been more popular than she is today, with the likes of The Hunger Games (2012), Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) and Wonder Woman (2017) granting her a newfound prominence in Hollywood filmmaking. When most knowledgeable action fans think of the action heroine historically, however, they tend to do so through the prism of her most iconic characters: Emma Peel in the 1960s; Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman in the 1970s; Ripley and Sarah Connor in the 1980s; Xena Warrior Princes... more

  • Gay Campgrounds

    by Upton Rand
    Gay Campgrounds is a travel guide packed with practical advice and outrageous real-life stories from gay campgrounds. It’s designed to help LGBTQ+ adventurers navigate the camping world while making meaningful connections and having fun, making the book enjoyable for both travelers and any LGBTQ+ reader.

  • Orlando on a Budget

    by Corrine Ritzel
    Experience the magic of Orlando with experiences, activities, and attractions that are FREE or BUDGET FRIENDLY!  This book includes PHOTOS,  WEBSITE LINKS, and TIPS gathered through personal experiences. From rainy days to outdoor activities, there is something for everybody! VISITORS will be amazed at the number of wonderful FREE or Budget Friendly things there are to do that you won't learn about in ANY OTHER TRAVEL BOOK.   And for the LOCALS - I guarantee you will DISCOVER something you... more

  • Film Noir Fate Vs The Working Stiff

    by Bernie Dowling
    In his film noir second volume, Bernie Dowling reviews films about ordinary jobs in a greedy crime-ridden society. Fate Vs The Working Stiff explores an ignored noir sub-genre in five pictorial essays and hundreds of photos. The 2023 extended Hollywood actors' and writers' strike challenged the invasion of AI into their workplace. Noir writer Philip Yordan used pattern recognition, the basic principle of AI, from the 1940s, a decade before the first academic book on the subject. So, have t... more

  • The Music Of The Hudson Valley

    by Book by Mercedes Barreto
    What does the music of The Hudson Valley mean to you? Enjoy ‘Volume I’ of this written music collection, featuring bands, musicians, and more from the Hudson Valley in upstate N.Y. This photo book features several musicians from The Hudson Valley and their photos, which represent them and their artistic backgrounds as Hudson Valley musicians.

  • The Co-Captain's Log

    by Katherine González
    The Co-Captain's Log is travelogue in the form of an epistolary novel. The reader travels with Katherine and Andrés on the 34-foot sailboat, Ana María, as they sail from Seattle to Mexico, French Polynesia, American Samoa, Tonga and finally New Zealand. Written primarily for a non-sailing audience, the stories in The Co-Captain's Log are as much about adventure in general, relationships, exploration of new cultures as they are about sailing, kayaking, and hiking. The reading experience inc... more

  • East of the Hudson A Guide to New England color edition

    by Michael Boyajian
    The now full color guide to historic and literary sites in New England.  “Description of New England and especially highlights of the historic Boston with regional emphasis on American patriots, the hub of the American Revolution will motivate all readers. “—Gary A Kulhanjian, Social Historian.  Churchill says Americans and the British are separated by a common language...Boyajian says Bostonians and New Yorkers are separated by a common language.

  • Green Enchantments A Catskills Guide, Brooklyn Green Book Edition

    by Michael Boyajian
    The iconic Catskills guidebook now opens the region to diverse people of color or otherwise on limited incomes so they too can enjoy the 350,000 acres of forest preserve that is protected as Forever Wild by Article 14 of the New York State Constitution and the jurisdiction of NYSDEC, NYCDEP, NYS State Parks and of course the anti-discrimination agency New York State Division of Human Rights. Come one and all to the equally healing purple mountains of the Catskill.

  • B0CRPWHY2F

    by Frank Mastropolo
    200 Greatest 70s Rock Songs tells the fascinating, funny, and surprising stories behind 200 songs of the 1970s that have become part of our lives.


  • Expressive Engagement, Speak and Sing so People Want to Listen

    by Suzanne M. Stone
    Dive into the heart of vocal mastery with Suzanne M. Stone's "Expressive Engagement: Speak and Sing so People Want to Listen," a transformative guide that transcends the mechanics of voice to unveil the essence of impactful communication. This guide, in three parts, begins with "Describing the Seemingly Indescribable," where Stone explores foundational vocal elements—pitch, volume, timbre—aiming to refine your vocal command for impactful expression. The journey deepens with "That Something Ex... more

  • Jeri in Egypt, Unencumbered and so in Love

    by Michael Boyajian
    The presence of the author’s late wife Jeri joins him in a romantic interlude through ancient Egypt land of the Pharaohs.

  • Romancing the Nile Moon

    by Michael Boyajian

    The author a shut in for four years after the passing of his wife Jeri the intrepid traveler ventures out on a large scale journeying to Egypt a trip he and Jeri cancelled twice before years earlier but he is not alone for he is joined by Jeri’s presence from the other world acting as both his lover and guardian like the Egyptian moon god Khonsu over he as the god Horus the hawk deity representing healing and protection. Join the lovers as they travel through the Nile River Valley toget... more

  • Life Plans On Dive Bar Napkins

    by Paul Manser

    KIDNAPPED IN THE MOST EXPENSIVE TAXI IN MEXICO.

    LIVING LIKE FRANK SINATRA WITH A UTI IN PALM SPRINGS.

    AVOIDING EXPLODING RUBBISH BINS IN NEW TOKYO.

    For better or (usually) worse, major life decisions start as a scribble on the back of a dive bar napkin for Paul Manser; a writer whose existence is mostly made up of stupid choices and wildly ambitious travel insurance claims. Written for the nomad-ish wanderers of the world, Life Plans on Dive Bar Napkins is for those who like... more

  • The Golden Book

    by Michael Pelekhaty
    The Golden Book is more than a travel memoir - it's about the most lasting part of traveling. Long after the sunsets and vistas fade, the memories of people remain. These people are the centerpiece of The Golden Book. The story follows YHT (Your Humble Traveler) on a backpacking journey across Europe. Road trips on the coastal road in Croatia, volunteering in the Canary Islands, and a last-minute destination wedding are some of the chapters in this book. These stories are about the interactio... more
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