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Historical novel traces the final days of World War II air combat
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Paal Loncle has released a 91-page historical novel, The Ugly Skies on New Years, centered on Operation Bodenplatte and the human cost of the last major German air offensive of World War II. The book is now available through retailers including…
SanMinor pushes dystopian rap into the digital age
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Independent rapper and producer Alexander Didenko, who performs as SanMinor, is using dystopian themes and underground hip-hop to question digital surveillance, algorithms and tech-driven social control.
VERGEZ wins international design award for Roaring Lion necklace
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VERGEZ, the Biarritz-based haute joaillerie house founded by Philippe Vergez, says its Roaring Lion necklace won the 2025 A’ Design Award in the Haute Joaillerie category.
GodCognition asks Tony Robbins for early mentorship on wisdom-centered AI
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GodCognition is inviting Tony Robbins, faith communities and other partners to help shape a new AI platform centered on wisdom, faith and human values.
Greg DeMario’s 3:17 explores consciousness at the edge of life
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Greg DeMario’s new 320-page novel, “3:17: What Happens When Your Heart Stops?”, is now available through retailers including Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
R.K. Schneider’s new book asks readers to rethink love as the center of faith
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Retired engineer and ordained pastor R.K. Schneider has released Simply Love: A Renewed Vision for a Kinder, Gentler World, a book that argues love should be the core lens for faith, politics and daily life.
Kenneth Ring documentary to premiere at IANDS conference in Bellevue
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A new documentary on near-death experience pioneer Kenneth Ring will debut Aug. 26 in Bellevue, Washington, during the International Association for Near-Death Studies annual conference.
Indigo River Publishing Names Keira Lopez COO
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Indigo River Publishing promoted Keira Lopez to chief operating officer effective Aug. 3, 2026, as the Pensacola-based publisher expands its author pipeline and publishing programs.
John H. Thomas says AI should assist writers, not replace them
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Techno-thriller author John H. Thomas is arguing that artificial intelligence may be reshaping publishing, but human storytelling still has the edge on emotion, originality and lived experience.
Guru Rajesh Ananda publishes first book on stillness and consciousness
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Guru Rajesh Ananda has released his first book, The Science of Stillness: Awakening Divine Consciousness, now available worldwide in paperback, hardcover and eBook. The book blends neuroscience, psychology and four decades of spiritual teaching to…
Louis Neal Irwin memoir traces the science of human memory
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Neuroscientist and author Louis Neal Irwin has released Haystack Full of Needles, a memoir-history of science that follows the decades-long effort to understand how memory works in the brain.
Suzanne Kenney releases first volume in Crime & Canvas trilogy on Amazon
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Suzanne Kenney has launched the first eBook in her three-part Crime & Canvas Trilogy, framing it as a forensic audit of the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist.
UT Press debuts first children’s picture book with My Magic Tux
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The University of Tennessee Press has published its first children’s picture book, My Magic Tux, a story based on J.R. Greene’s 1998 orange-and-white tuxedo run onto the field at the Fiesta Bowl. The book is already the top pre-seller in UT Press…
Avenroth Hybrid Publishers launches premium hybrid book imprint
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Avenroth Hybrid Publishers has launched in Los Angeles as a selective, high-end imprint of MindStir Media for authors who want professional production and major promotional support.
Courtney Kelly’s Celeste Paves the Way gets a boost at Essence Fest
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Self-published author and civil engineer Courtney Kelly used the 2026 ESSENCE Festival of Culture in New Orleans to spotlight her new STEM children’s book, Celeste Paves the Way. Nearly 100 copies sold in three days as the book, booth design and…
Michigan Author David Good Memoir Reframes Neurodiversity as Leadership Strength
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Michigan author and community strategist David Good says his new memoir shows how disability, autism and social difference can shape leadership.
New Bedford author Jonathan B. Taylor releases debut memoir
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Jonathan B. Taylor has released My Story: Strewn along the Highway, a debut memoir that draws on nearly 30 years of personal hardship and reflection.
Shelly Chatterelli’s debut novel wins praise for Appalachian coming-of-age story
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Shelly Chatterelli’s first novel, Knowin’ Sugar, is drawing strong reviews for its lyrical prose and 1940s Appalachian setting.
FDNY captain revisits 9/11 in 25th anniversary memoir edition
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Retired FDNY Captain William Groneman III is releasing a 25th anniversary edition of his September 11 memoir on Aug. 11, 2026. The book adds new reflections on the long aftermath of the attacks and the importance of preserving firsthand accounts….
Energy firms treat supply chain disruption as standard risk
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New research commissioned by Supply Technologies says 83% of energy-industry decision-makers now face supply chain disruption as a routine part of business, with more than half saying downtime can cost up to $250,000 an hour.
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