Actor, memoirist, novelist, playwright and poet, Stephen Haggard was a highly individual figure in the English literature and theatre of the 1930s and Second World War.

In this book, first published in 1975, the author examines the role of women in the workforce. Despite representing a rapidly increasing section of the workforce, why are women still…

Though Buddy Rogers was confident, flashy, and feared by many, Nature Boy was his nickname. This book tells the fascinating story of a great sportsman who equally inspired love and…

A homesteader’s son and an Indian boy become steadfast friends through their adventures, yet their friendship is ultimately tested as they are forced to choose sides amid the Cavalry’s attempt…

With all of his disguises, Sting is one of wrestling’s most original performers. His antics inside and outside of the ring, combined withhis athletic ability, make him one of the…

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Join award-winning author Joy Ross Davis in this personal, heartfelt story of being the caregiver for her mother who suffered from dementia and acute hearing loss. As a release from…

Chuckie Charles and Punkin Wunkin are the best of friends, and though they may be opposite in a lot of ways, they will always stick by each other until the…