A trip of a lifetime.

A 433-year-old murder.

An ancient order that will kill to silence the truth.

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A soul mate trapped in purgatory.

Dangerous alliances.

The quest for ultimate power.

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A riveting short story for fans of historical fiction, adventure or star-crossed lovers. You will be spellbound by this spinoff of “The Prisoner of Paradise” and “Painter of the Damned.”

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A haunting account of the sixteen years when a young Jamie Gehring and her family lived closer than anyone to Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber.

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It started with a Tiffany lamp in 1995.

Amy Dresden is used to turning men down gracefully. But when Pearce Martini sees her at an estate sale, he knows she is destined for him and doesn't plan to go away. Not knowing what else to do, she turns to next door gun dealer and ex-LAPD cop Helen Wu for advice on self-defense.

Amy never expected she'd own a gun-or wind up in the arms of another woman.

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In this prequel to Bitter Vintage, M.L. Grider explores events in the lives of Helen Wu and Amy Dresden prior to their adventure in 1995. While these incidents may seem at first glance unrelated, they all contribute to what makes Amy and Helen who they are. Some are funny, others tragic, but that all adds up to why Helen quit the LAPD in favor of a gun shop, and Amy gave up her dream of acting to become an antique dealer.

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Percival is an inconsequential lad stuck in the most disgusting, humiliating, and dangerous job on the planet Landis who flees to find a future at sea.

Aboard the Fisher King, a run down, undercrewed, interstellar cargo ship, he learns important lessons[…]But his old life won’t him go. After being drug home for a murder he didn’t commit—creating a technical state of war between the Fisher King and the governments of Landis—he finds strengths he didn’t know he had. But is the personal cost just too much to save himself and his friends?

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Now, he's a successful person on the internet. He runs his own lifestyle business, puts butter in his coffee, and quotes Nietzsche at parties. And in this groundbreaking how-to success manual, he'll teach you how to be successful just like him.

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By Susanna Joy Smith

Article published in Health Affairs Vol. 42 No. 3 March 2023

Failing to protect people at risk for genetic disease from discrimination may have a silencing effect and erode trust in the patient-provider relationship. Read more.

By Brenna Cameron

Poem published in The Human Touch: A Journal of Poetry, Prose & Visual Arts (2022) p. 22.

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By Andre Fluette

I woke in darkness and cold and listened to the keening of the wind as it tore at the walls of the staging building where we had taken shelter. It became known as Walaka. The Storm. The phrase, that word “storm” is inadequate…Read more.

By Ben Kissam

An article published in the Boston Globe October 20, 2021.

Communicating with my dad was never easy, unless we were talking about the Red Sox…Read more.