THE END OF THE SHERRY, By, Bruce Berger, Author of The Telling Distance and There Was A River “Here is a wide-eyed writer with curiosity, patience and observational skills to follow leads, pursue histories, apply the artistry that takes the reader down the same paths he visits.” – Los Angeles Times “Berger takes his place… Read more »
LOVE NOTES FROM HELL, Stories of Hopeless Addiction, Obsession & Freedom, by Roy Nelson “An honest, heartfelt true story that captures the solitude and pain of anyone living with addiction. It also proves validation and hope for a way out of the struggle…Roy has proved that life is worth living!” Ann R. Meyer, MD, Asst…. Read more »
SUSPECT RACE, Causes and Consequences of Racial Profiling, By Jack Glaser, PhD, Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Goldman School of Public Policy, University of California Berkeley In SUSPECT RACE (Oxford University Press, December 2014, $33.24 hardcover, $26.59 Kindle) Jack Glaser, PhD, draws upon decades of research in criminology, history, psychology, and legal and policy analysis… Read more »
The New York Times again reported yesterday on its front page stories of NFL players physically abusing their wives, and how other NFL wives and the NFL turned a cold shoulder when the victims of domestic violence called the police and asked for help. Physical abuse always begins with emotional abuse and emotional abuse often… Read more »
The bright and beautiful neurologist Dr. Olivia Norris doesn’t care much for boxing. She never follows the sport and couldn’t tell you who’s fighting if her life depended on it. At least not until her 29 year-old brother and UBA heavyweight contender, Curtis Montana, suddenly and inexplicably collapses during a prizefight. His tragic injury leads her on… Read more »
