Pasta is so universally popular in the United States that it can justifiably be called an American food. SAUCES AND SHAPES: PASTA THE ITALIAN WAY by 2014 IACP award-winning authors Maureen B. Fant and Oretta Zanini De Vita (Norton, Pub Date, $35, illustrated hardcover) makes the case for keeping it Italian with mouthwatering recipes for… Read more »
In his award winning novel, Miracle Man, author William R. Leibowitz makes the case that Big Pharma has no interest in curing diseases and, in fact, prefers not to. Miracle Man’s protagonist, Dr. Robert James Austin, the greatest genius in human history, becomes a prime target of the pharmaceuticals industry when he dedicates his extraordinary… Read more »
At a recent college reunion, Irish-American author Donna Conaton Baer won first place in her Brown University class of 1982 – and likely atop every Ivy League class of the last 50 years – for bearing the most children. On St. Patrick’s Day, her new book Strong Happy Family: Unexpected Advice from an Ivy League… Read more »
Amazon bestselling novelist James Shipman brings history back to life as he recounts the legendary Siege of Constantinople in his latest novel, Constantinopolis. (CreateSpace, $12.97 paperback, $2.99 Kindle). The year is 1453. Constantinople is the impregnable jewel of the East. It has stood as the greatest Christian city for a millennium as hordes of would-be… Read more »
Isabella the Jade Warrior is a great fantasy tale of the incredible bond of a lonely twelve year old girl Isabella and an unearth celestial dragon Tianlong and their enormous mission to go back to the mountainous region of Mongolia to find Tianlong’s lost mate Ling Ling, frozen somewhere between Mongolia and the Himalayas. Hot on… Read more »
