Joe Barrett’s second novel, Daisy in the Doghouse, is a story about the normal, day-to-day parental challenges associated with using your pre-teen children to instigate social anarchy. What happens when an ex-CEO, frustrated with the unfairness of the American financial system, hijacks his twelve-year-old daughter’s blog to try and change things from the bottom up? … Read more »
Beginning Fall 2019, Bethel College students and faculty will have access to an expanded selection of low-cost textbooks and course materials along with a personalized, 24×7 online shopping experience. By leveraging the new Akademos course materials platform, the Bethel community will benefit from a more transparent, convenient, and cost-effective solution to manage physical and digital… Read more »
Setting up shop where fiction and poetry intersect, a new literary journal has launched to showcase authenticity in literature and art. Created by educators with a no-politics approach, Night Picnic Journal speaks as much about co-existence as it does about multidimensional metaphysics. Eager to publish writers from all walks of life, the journal is a… Read more »
Fire from his hands can destroy armies. His battles are legendary. Markus is one of a rare breed called the warlock, one of the last of his kind, and he is dying. He scoffs when approached by an old friend begging for his help. He lives in peace and accepts a past he regrets. A… Read more »
In 2002, Kenji Watanabe, venerable Japanese business tycoon, receives the call he has dreaded for years. While not unexpected, he had hoped the questions would never come. A detective has been asked to reopen the investigation into his father’s murder in 1967. Unlike the detective, Kenji knows, has always known, who killed his father –… Read more »
