‘Tiki-Tiki Rimbo’: An Autobiography
JACKSON, Mich., March 18, 2010 — Out-of-body experiences, prophetic, repetitive dreams, a heavenly visitor and a guardian angel who never leaves his side. These themes and characters come together to weave the fabric of Tiki-Tiki Rimbo (published by AuthorHouse), the compelling new autobiog…
‘Air Combat at 20 Feet’: Author Recalls Days as Strafer Pilot in New Memoir
FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 15, 2010 — Garrett Middlebrook spent most of World War II 20 feet above enemy territory while burying his emotions deep inside. Now, he relives his memories in the new book, “Air Combat at 20 Feet: Selected Missions from a Strafer Pilot’s Diary” (availab…
Ending Well in Love and (World) War (II)
New Book Details Adventures of a Young Soldier and the Woman Who Became His Bride
LEICESTER, Mass., Jan. 13, 2010 — “WWII Memories and Love Knows No Borders” (published by Trafford Publishing), by J. J. Rollins with Maria Rollins, has dual titles because it really is two stories ̵…
‘Driftwood’: One Man Leaves It All Behind
ARLINGTON, Va., Dec. 10, 2009 — Theodore Stryker has assembled a beautiful collection of short stories. Drawn from Stryker’s vast life experiences, “Driftwood” addresses the critical issues faced during the volatile times of the 20th century.
In assembling his selection…
Perm Ballet Comes to Georgia and South Carolina
HINESVILLE, Ga., Dec. 7, 2009 — The world-famous Perm Ballet from Perm, Russia is coming to Savannah, Spartanburg, Charleston, and Charlotte to perform the classical ballet Sleeping Beauty. The Perm Ballet cast members are all graduates of the Perm Vaganova School and are considered to be the th…
Award-Winning Filmmaker Frederic Lumiere Brings Week-Long Television Event to the History Channel
WWII in HD Premiers on Sunday, November 15
DOYLESTOWN, Pa., Nov. 11, 2009 — WWII in HD is the first-ever World War II documentary presented in full, immersive HD color. Interviews with war veterans and thousands of hours of rare color footage were gathered from a two-year worldwide search.
The seri…
Gandhi’s ‘American Allies’ Aid Indians’ Struggles
Missionaries put human dignity first, challenge social injustice
SILVER SPRING, Md., Nov. 6, 2009 — When Fred Williams arrived in India in 1921 as part of the Methodist missionary, he focused on helping the “untouchable” low-caste people with their seemingly earthly struggles: s…
Close Encounters Aboard the Queen Mary
Past and Present Collide in Science Fiction Drama About Alien and Human Family
ELDORADO, Ill., Oct. 30, 2009 — In his debut novel, “The Travelers” (published by iUniverse), Keith Wayne McCoy strengthens the mysterious, haunting link between the past and present by telling the stor…
Extraordinary Heroes Found in Ordinary People: New Historical Fiction Chronicles the Adventures of a WWII Air Force Pilot
WESTERVILLE, Ohio, Oct. 29, 2009 — In conversation, we often forget that heroes forged in the crucible of war once began as ordinary people. In his new book, “The Vaulted Sky” (published by iUniverse), R.P. Moffa tells the historical tale of a young Italian-American from New York Cit…
‘Broken Glass and Other Stories’: Selected Reflections on Life Experiences
TOPEKA, Kan., Oct. 7, 2009 — Some lives lend themselves better to story than others. “Broken Glass and Other Stories” (published by iUniverse), by Herbert Spohn, is a collection of fiction that draws upon many of the author’s own extraordinary life experiences.
These works c…