Latest AuthorHouse Stories

BRANSON, Mo., May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The thought that the end is near is a haunting one, and many of us are brought to consider what answers lie in God's holy word. Nelda Larson and Janette Trost sought out these revelations from the pages of the Bible and have compiled their findings in their new book, "Only His Sheep Will Raise Their Heads: End Times Study" (published by AuthorHouse). "Man today is looking for someone to come and shape up the chaos that is there," writes Larson and...

PEARLAND, Texas, May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Nathan Kleinman lives a relatively satisfying life working as a 27-year-old part-time paramedic and head of nightclub security at the Houston dance club Enigma, while indulging his personal passions as a multiple black belt master and well-meaning lothario. He seeks out adrenaline and excitement and makes no apologies for it, until the body of Esteban Ortiz is found brutally beaten to death outside a strip club and Nathan finds himself drawn into a...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Author Solutions, Inc., the world leader in indie book publishing, announced Monday that Author Solutions president and chief executive officer Kevin Weiss has been invited to serve as a panelist at the Jefferies 6th Annual Global Internet, Media and Telecom Conference being held May 10-12 in New York City. Weiss, who has nearly three decades of high-tech sales, marketing, and leadership experience, will join Jim Gruskin, VP, Strategy &...

NEW ALBANY, Ind., May 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Sea voyages, revenge and a magic compass drive men together and apart in Men of the Compass. A new twist on one of the world's greatest discoveries -- the compass, this story explores how common enemies have the power to unite people. Set in Ireland in 450 A.D., this fictional story tells the saga of early voyagers who dare to dream of life in New Found Land, a new and pristine land across the ocean to the west. Found in the melting pot of Ireland,...

BALTIMORE, May 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Physicists study physical space. Geneticists study biological space. In Our Quest for Effective Living, author Fred Emil Katz studies social space. This isn't the kind of social space we access through Facebook or an Internet chat room, but the interchanges between creatures and their surroundings. Katz, a sociologist and a survivor of the Holocaust, has previously published two books that present convincing explanations of how good people can do horrible...

BRONX, N.Y., May 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Pauline, Tonecia, Marlon and Maurice are young and loving life. They are living in the moment and enjoying their Romance in Jamaica (published by AuthorHouse), the thrilling new romantic play by Pauline Patricia Hong. These four main characters featured in Romance in Jamaica bring the reader to the city of Portmore Saint Catherine, where the experiences of young Pauline and her best friend, Tonecia, are played out against a beautiful Jamaican backdrop....

ORANGEBURG, S.C., May 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The most difficult part of Anne D's job as a small-town pharmacist was not her hours or conflicts with customers and co-workers, as one might expect. Anne's biggest obstacle to overcome at work was her daily exposure to the drugs to which she was addicted. In "The Best Pharmacist," Anne shares the painful tale of her dysfunctional childhood and her struggle with anorexia, alcoholism and drug addiction. Anne would often use double-sided tape, stuck to...

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich., April 27 /PRNewswire/ -- In his nonfiction book, "'New Ideas' for the Twenty First Century: 'Let's Take Our Country Back'" (published by AuthorHouse), debut author James Raintree discusses the relationship between "labor" and "capital." Listen as Raintree evidences how every unified country can establish a "demand" structure for products, thus providing countless jobs to citizens in desperate need. This battle to reclaim democracy and stabilize our economy may seem...

CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif., April 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Imagine being onstage during a black gospel concert in the '60s and '70s with some of the most famous gospel groups of all time. Imagine traveling through the South during the 1960s as the only Caucasian artist in a group of African American singers. In minister Gene Viale's new memoir, "I Remember Gospel: And I Keep On Singing" (published by AuthorHouse), Viale puts readers in his shoes, in front of the microphone where he used to stand and...

RALEIGH, N.C., April 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Just in time for National Poetry Month in April, Hon. James J. Brown offers readers his new poetry collection "Reflections of a Poetic Judge" (published by AuthorHouse), dedicating his book to the creativity in all of us. A new voice enters the literary world through the publication of these poems, written throughout a life of purpose and reflection. Brown's poems are simultaneously easy to read and deeply intriguing. He touches the hearts of readers...