by Trish Stevens | Oct 21, 2026 | Author, Books, Entertainment, Men, New Books, Travel, Travel
Dan Wake’s ‘Eat the Wind’ Recalls a Decade of Unscripted Global...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 21, 2026 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Entertainment, Fiction, History, Love, Men, New Books, Politics, Spirituality
Author John Amos Revisits Charge of the Light Brigade in New Historical...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 19, 2026 | Author, Books, Enlightenment, New Books, Religion
Article published by The Libertarian Alliance, written by Sebastian Wang. Why Not God? by Charles Mastroni: A Catholic...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Education, Entertainment, Health, Healthcare, Medical, Men, New Books, News, Non Fiction, Self Help, Woman
Despite the billions of dollars invested in research, revolutionary medical technologies and an ever-expanding arsenal of pharmaceuticals, cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming hundreds of thousands of American lives...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Enlightenment, Entertainment, New Books, Non Fiction, Religion, Self Help
Everyone has a worldview, whether they recognize it or not. It shapes how people understand God, humanity, truth, morality and even what happens after death. In Why Not God? Rethinking Our Beliefs About Truth and Faith, Charles Mastroni examines those foundational...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, History, Love, New Books, Spirituality
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...
