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[close] Promotional video featuring Zolie Zi creator Sonya J. Bowser and her fabulous supporters. Testimonials from children who've been impacted by the message of the book.

[close] Leeah D. Pro Zolie Zi and Anti-Bullying PSA.

[close] Amir Mitchell-Townes is ruled by the rhythm in his DNA, 13 year old Amir is the son of DJ Jazzy Jeff. Amir is taking a stand with Zolie Zi by using his voice& his music to SPEAK OUT against bullying!

[close] I had the pleasure of appearing on MTJ-4 television in Milwaukee to discuss Emeralds Included. Thanks, Molly Fay and Donna Bozzo!

[close] They were too late. Despite everything that they'd sacrificed, everyone that they'd lost, they were still too late to stop the army from the north. Now, outnumbered and out gunned, the survivors from the Road Trains fight back against the force that has occupied their homeland, but Alexander seems to be one step ahead of them at every turn. If it's always just darkest before the dawn, what happens if the sun never rises?

[close] Alexander's army seems unstoppable. Phalathlan and Oster have fallen and they've turned their attention towards Morton where the surviving forces seem powerless to stop them. Refusing to run any more, Ben and Carl devise a plan that is both brilliant and insane. Hoping that one man can help them, they set off on an ocean voyage that will take Ben back to where he started. Their future will hinge on the answer to one question. Is the enemy of your enemy, your friend, or your enemy?

[close] Bob Batchelor, James Pedas Professor of Communication at Thiel College, discusses academic and scholarly publishing and writing for the Midwest Popular Culture Association Pre-Conference Seminar on Publishing

[close] Trailer for my story on National Geographic Channel's Locked Up Abroad

[close] Author Marilyn Bay Wentz and Horse Comet Introduce Prairie Grace

[close] Bertie Blackman speaking with Australian journalist and author Andrew McMillen for his book 'Talking Smack: Honest Conversations About Drugs', which was published in July 2014 by University of Queensland Press. This clip was filmed at Bertie's manager's house on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria in June 2013, immediately after our 70 minute-long interview on the topic of drug use of all sorts � illicit, legal and prescription � which was then published as one of fourteen chapters in 'Talking Smack'. Bertie Blackman: "I feel like I've had an upbringing that was around drug-taking � my parents both being visual artists � and then me ending up as an artist as well, the way I saw them dealing with alcohol and drugs... I felt like what I had to offer was a relevant part of the conversation." Bertie's chapter from 'Talking Smack' can be read here:

[close] a journey to destiny an adventure of the mind

[close] Booktrailer "Dulces Sueños Alice" Plataforma: Wattpad

[close] Trailer by Susan Muska and Greta Olafsdottir, the filmmakers of "Edie and Thea."

[close] Talk at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.

[close] Si Wolstencroft briefly discusses forming a band with Ian Brown and John Squire, turning down The Smiths and joining The Fall. Find out more and listen to Si reading from his memoir at .

[close] The Keeper book trailer introduces the novel and is set against a backdrop of nature.

[close] Music video from the Soundtrack to digital versions of the novel (available separately through all major outlets as well). Official selection/nominated Sunscreen International Film Festival, Asians on Film Festival, Underground Short Film Festival, Guanajuato International Film Festival, Bolgatty International Film Festival, Desert Rocks Film and Music Event.

[close] Facing the decline of everything he has worked to obtain, conqueror Napoleon Bonaparte and his army confront the British at the Battle of Waterloo. MPAA Rating: G

[close] Step-by-Step, "Journey To My Destiny" will lead you on an inspiring discovery of who you are, why you are here, and what you must do before you leave earth.

[close] Book trailer for 101 by Margaret Chatwin

[close] Book Trailer for Calculated Risk

[close] Animated Book Trailer for Calculated RIsk, available November 21, 2014.

[close] I love to read! What better and safer pastime is there? Not to mention, it's a critical part of my development as a writer. My family just doesn't understand; they think I have a problem. I don't see it, do you? Coming soon -- The Intervention.

[close] Quick Video introduction to Harrison Withers new book Organization Horsepower: Thinking Like a Motorcycle Racing Team

[close] Straight ahead was a Disneyland building, a wedding cake of layered domes, nested muslim dolls, the smaller ones peaked by a moon sized superbowl, all chaperoned by six Apollo scale minaret towers. Matrioshka eggheads for Islam and tourists. Frommers said it was the Blue Mosque but it wasn’t hiding from the tourist dollar either, the Broadway footlights cranking up the vertigo. Other grand buildings stacked behind, couldn’t see them so well. Over there, a train of cars linked the continents with their lights, arcing the bridge across black water. That was the east, Asia. Endless lights, more than the stars in the wide sky above. To the north, the European city was hemmed in the far distance by the high office blocks of a business district. To the west, couldn’t see far. To the south, the sea was there, but couldn’t see it, just the navigation lights that guided tankers and traders to bear and bull through the intersection for the Middle East, North Africa, Europe. Standing here, I realized Artie

[close] I knew Blake would be punctual. I skated over the ice to get to the junction of McLean and Kimball Avenue for 7 a.m. and barely had time to thaw my shaking fingers with a polystyrene cup of coffee before he pulled up outside the Kozy Korner Diner. It was still night dark but those good eyes of his somehow picked me out even though the truck abandoned outside the Shamrock Gift Shop should have blocked his view. He cranked his stern attention to the road ahead like I wasn’t there, like the appointment had started already and he was working some sort of professional code that meant I was reduced to a piece of meat and he needed to pretend I didn’t exist. Suited me anyway, I was having major second thoughts about the whole deal and didn’t need oily small-talk: the odor of clinical disinfectant pulsing from deep in the car upholstery was almost enough to choke me already. Fleetwood Mac playing Go your Own Way. I swiped through his iPod, boosted Cantaloupe Island through his cool Bose speakers, made Bl

[close] ‘You like to play?� she said. There was a glint in her eye but I figured it was permanent, and I was definitely just a mark, and I’d better not forget it. ‘What’s the game?� I said. ‘This table is Hong Hong Mahjong. You know it?� I shook my head, she edged me along to the next huddle. Dino asking Ain’t that a Kick in the Head? The smoke down here even thicker, catching in my chest, like Luis’s Macau opium dens of long ago. They had made him kill a man because of a woman. This game looked like craps, dice crashing over the green baize, the players a heartbeat from riches or despair. About ten people around this table, maybe fifty playing the tables in total. All Europeans, no Chinese that I could see, not even the staff. Then I noticed a worried looking fat man tip-toe over to the side. There was a room there behind smoked glass mirrors. A mirror slid open to reveal a teller behind a security grille; just his hands, counting cash and dumping out the gambling chips. I hunkered down to get a bet