by Trish Stevens | Oct 19, 2026 | Author, Books, Enlightenment, General, Men, New Books
As shifting alliances, regional conflict and geopolitical uncertainty continue to dominate headlines from the Middle East, retired aerospace engineer Mark Davidson believes today’s events may fit a historical pattern described thousands of years ago. Applying the same...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 19, 2026 | Animals, Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Education, Humor, New Books, Woman
Beneath its unusual feline premise, Love & Murder offers a provocative look at human behavior when security disappears. What if a pair of pampered house cats suddenly had to survive on the streets? For award-winning author Katie Christine Bishop, the question...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 19, 2026 | Author, Books, Education, Enlightenment, New Books, Religion, Spirituality
Article published by The Libertarian Alliance, written by Sebastian Wang Why Not God? by Charles Mastroni: A Catholic...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Action, Author, Books, Education, Entertainment, History
In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, a young war correspondent spends decades trying to understand the catastrophe he witnessed. Some stories refuse to stay buried. In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, the ghosts of war, lost love, and an unfinished past converge...
