Controversial Dracula ‘Memoir’ Takes on Vlad the Impaler Vampire ‘Myth’
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14, 2010 — Did Dracula exist? Just in time for Halloween, a controversial Dracula “memoir” now out in paperback and in a specially priced Amazon Kindle edition is taking on what its author calls the Vlad the Impaler “myth.”
Vlad was a maniacal 15th cent…
‘Climates of the Mind’: A Bipolar Memory Including the Therapy Journals
COLUMBIA, S.C., July 12, 2010 — When Jerry Jewler turned 60, he celebrated his “coming of age” with a splashy party — and a glorious high. The next day, he awoke to a hell he had never known: sad and depressed, unable to make even idle chatter with his houseguests, and angry at the wo…
AuthorHouse Presents ‘Losing Lola: A Memoir of Reckless Behavior in a Time of Tragedy’
DALLAS, June 16, 2010 — In a story of incredible loss and recovery, a daughter struggles with her own internal demons as she fights against an overwhelming sense of loss after the death of her mother. Author Shannon Eilers and her mother, Lola, had a very close relationship, which grew even stronger…
Interpreter for Seven Presidents Details Art of the Profession
Book Provides New Perspectives Inside and Outside the Oval Office
ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 27, 2010 — For the general public, what actually goes on inside the White House remains a mystery. An interpreter for seven past American presidents, Harry Obst has just released his new book, White House Inter…
TRUMBULL, Conn., May 26, 2010 — As Vatican-watchers await the appointment of a papal delegate to oversee the Legion of Christ, a new memoir by a former member claims that few Legionaries were aware of the double life led by their founder, the late Father Marcial Maciel.
Driving Straight on Crooked L…
WestBow Press Presents: ’11 on My Own’
COLUMBIA, Conn. April 29, 2010 — In the world of reality television, producers and directors would have you believe that raising large families is one big, fun circus, perhaps laden with some pitfalls but somehow a fairytale nonetheless. Debut author Kristin Luscia candidly shares the realitie…
‘I Remember Gospel’: Author Chronicles His Life Singing Black Gospel as a Caucasian in the 1960s
CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif., April 27, 2010 — 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 sing…
Cocaine, Cocktails and Christ: ‘All Gays Go to Heaven’ Heads to Edit
Much-anticipated gay memoir nears completion
ADDISON, Texas, April 26, 2010 — Reece Manley is best known as a spirituality expert and progressive Christian author. However, before he came to take his role as a writer and pastoral counselor, he had lived a life challenged by incest, cocaine addic…
Don’t Forget Love: An Inspiring, True Story of Alzheimer’s
Debut Author and Loving Wife Share Heartbreak and Strength of Alzheimer’s Patient in New Memoir
SOUTH PARK, Pa., April 12, 2010 — In her new unwavering memoir, Jim’s Journey: The Story of a Young Man with Early On-set Alzheimer’s (published by Trafford Publishing), debut aut…
Doctor/Author Starts ‘$7 Self-Health School’
KENT, Conn., March 25, 2010 — In answer to the health care bill, the economic climate and the rapidly rising demand for alternative medicine, Dr. Nancy Offenhauser launched the “$7 Self-Health School” in Kent, CT, after estimating $7 a day to be about what it cost to heal herself natur…
