Virginia and Joe Thorndike have been married for twenty-two years, and now she wants a new life. She’s in love Continue reading →

In King Robin, the beloved rogue of Sherwood Forest triumphs over the wicked Prince John and takes the throne – Continue reading →

Stocker’s Kitchen: A Novel About Food, Love and the Search for Redemption, by Juliet Wittman. Among the dozens of magazines, Continue reading →

Kirkus called A Hundred Fires in Cuba “fascinating” and “highly recommended,” and put it on the list,“Best Indie Fiction of Continue reading →

Kirkus Reviews has called Science and Lust, “entertaining and envelope-pushing popular science.” In twelve lively essays, Science and Lust addresses Continue reading →

Surfers, soul brothers, hippies, and thugs—they’re all part of Victor “Skinny” Delgado’s world growing up in Miami during the turbulent Continue reading →

Science Bits

Science Bits are short, “for-everyone” lessons in everyday science distributed to television stations nationwide. SCIENCE BITS: WILD BIRD REHAB A Continue reading →

October 2013 saw the publication of NIETZSCHE’S ANGEL FOOD CAKE: And Other Recipes for the Intellectually Famished. Many of the “recipes” first appeared in Continue reading →