Stone Edge Farm Cookbook Wins the IACP Cookbook of the Year Award
The illustrated self-published cookbook is from the Sonoma, CA farm and vineyard of the same name
The illustrated self-published cookbook is from the Sonoma, CA farm and vineyard of the same name
“Most Holstein cows do not live in 19th century mansions.”
Sometimes a place is so special, it becomes a part of who we are.
In October 1993 a devastating wildfire destroyed fifty percent of the houses in our neighborhood but left our home untouched. I thought of all the letters, photographs, and journals that I had kept with the idea of one day writing the story of bringing up a son with Down syndrome.
I have always been struck dumb and quite frankly amazed, by the concealed and often guarded reporting of sexual abuse...point in fact, the Penn State, Jerry Sandusky debacle that came out recently.
Memory’s Wake is a genre mash up of fantasy (magic, dragons, and fairy creatures), a modern main character, Arthurian mythology, and a pre-industrial revolution semi-Victorian era world.
"The first time he laid eyes on her, she was looking the other way."
I ask myself why? Why am I writing this book about a bi-gender, androgynous deity?
Devon stood at the base of the steps of the Town Hall, her shadow from the light above thrown out behind her like a cape.
I do have a terrific quote from Ben Cohen of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream at the start of my introduction: "When we give, we receive — when a business does something good for somebody, that somebody feels good about them."
It's about loves and wars in the cauldron of Southern Africa in 1890-1902, where a young Englishman and his American companion become accidental soldiers.
Americashire begins with the simultaneous purchase of a Cotswold cottage and my ill-advised decision to tell my grandchild-hungry parents that I am going to try to have a baby.
A pregnant, upper class nineteen-year-old Philadelphia Main Line debutante is confined, against her will, to a state mental hospital. She spends her pregnancy surrounded by the mentally challenged and the criminally insane.
“The Knighting of Sir Kaye” is about young Kaye Balfour and his best friend Reggie during the Middle Ages in the fictional country of Knox. Together they have adventures, deal with bullies large and small, and try to help the inexperienced young queen start getting her damaged kingdom back on its feet.
Looking can make you want. Wanting can get you thinking. If you want them to stop thinking, just give them what they want.
In this book a former corporate recruiter tells you how to get the job of your dreams with the financial returns you deserve.
Then Like The Blind Man: Orbie’s Story is the enthralling debut novel by Freddie Owens, which tells the story of a spirited wunderkind in the segregated South of the 1950s and the forces he must overcome to restore order in his world.
After having two children, I knew I had to write a book about motherhood, featuring humorous stories about how your life changes and address things that aren’t brought up in birthing classes or traditional parenting books.
Several things came together to inspire this book: a chance encounter with a boy not unlike Travis, a visit to a fire station, and my desire to write a love story.
In a world ruled by corporations, where the population is sterile as a result of biological welfare, Moyer Winfield would try almost anything to attain a cloned baby to appease his wife and save their relationship.
I wrote this book because I knew many women in NYC who were feeling useless because they had lost their high powered jobs due to corporate downsizing and needed to feel useful again.
"Great messages woven in about personal freedom and big government. Powerful ending!" -- Sandra Poirier Diaz, President Smith Publicity
I began writing the Martin McMillan series when my son was ten years old. He was a good student, but it was hard to find books that held his attention.
The world’s first interactive 3D graphic novel , “2084™” deals with how the technologies used to influence human behavior today will evolve to their logical – and exponentially effective – state over the next 70 years.