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Makreo Research says palm oil is misunderstood in India’s nutrition debate
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Makreo Research has released a white paper arguing that “No Palm Oil” claims on Indian food labels can mislead shoppers and obscure the real nutrition profile of reformulated products.
Jennifer Bryson memoir explores lifelong caregiving and disability planning
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Plano author Jennifer Bryson has released Infinite Grace: Raising a Forever Child, a memoir about raising her son Chance, who has cerebral palsy and is non-speaking.
Tim Trainer novel casts China trade tactics as geopolitical thriller
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Tim Trainer’s The China Dilemma uses fiction to explore U.S.-China economic rivalry, rare earth mineral dependence and pressure tactics on foreign companies.
Thermal binding spine market seen growing to $1.94 billion by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the global thermal binding spine market will rise from $1.36 billion in 2025 to $1.46 billion in 2026, then reach $1.94 billion by 2030. The report points to stronger demand from printing, publishing, education…
G. Todd Smith releases historical fiction novel inspired by family story
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G. Todd Smith has released Josie: A True Story of Race, Rescue, and Resilience, a novel rooted in a 1906 Mississippi family story about a Black newborn rescued by a white businessman.
Patrick Perrine to launch first thriller and new five-book series
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San Diego author and entrepreneur Patrick Perrine will publish House of Vale: The Selection on Oct. 13, 2026, with a private launch event set for Oct. 18 at The Del Club at Hotel del Coronado.
Plotsy signs author Jonathan Yanez for next vBook title
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Plotsy has signed award-winning author Jonathan Yanez to adapt “Legend Rising” for its Plotsy vBook format, with Part One set to stream later this year.
Denver executive coach’s book wins national recognition for tackling difficult high performers
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Diana Lowe, CEO of Denver-based Blue Light Leadership, has earned a Distinguished Favorite nod in the NYC Big Book Award’s Business–Motivational category for Hard to Handle: A High Performer Paradox.
Megan Anderson launches book on neurodiversity in women
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Author and AI entrepreneur Megan Anderson is spotlighting the overlooked diagnosis of ADHD and autism in women and girls with a new book, Chameleon: Masking in Women on the Spectrum.
InAmerica’s League Scholars pairs students with university researchers for publication-focused projects
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InAmerica Education’s League Scholars program connects high school students with professors at Ivy League and other top U.S. universities for structured academic research aimed at publication.
Dr. Maryam Al Matrooshi to launch The CorePrint Method on life balance
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Dr. Maryam Anas Al Matrooshi will soon release The CorePrint Method: Design the Life You Were Meant to Live, a worldwide book launch focused on balance, purpose, and practical self-assessment.
Levanah Shell Bdolak’s new novel blends fae lore, spirituality and ecology
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Levanah Shell Bdolak’s 2025 novel A Fairy Story, Saving The Green follows Merrilee on a globe-spanning quest with a Fae King to protect Earth and his kingdom.
Los Angeles marks Anne Rice Day with vampire-themed book fair
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Los Angeles is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Interview with the Vampire with an Anne Rice Day resolution, a Rare Books LA fair at Union Station, and related events across the city this weekend.
Larry Lentchner’s 'I Should've Known Better' set for Oct. 6 release
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Larry Lentchner’s new novel, I Should’ve Known Better: A Novel, is due out Oct. 6, 2026 from Absolutely Amazing Books.
Rich Harris turns 30 years of life planning into a book
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Rich Harris, a former commercial real estate executive in Chapel Hill, has published Life Plan: Living by Design, Not Default, a guide built on nearly three decades of annual written life planning.
Southern Finance interviews Nobel laureate Michael Levitt on AI in research
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Southern Finance Media Corp. and 21st Century Business Herald interviewed Nobel Prize winner Michael Levitt on how artificial intelligence could reshape scientific research.
Peter Talbott’s debut thriller turns fine art into a wealth-hiding weapon
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Peter Talbott has released OFFSHORE DECEPTION, a new international thriller that centers on how blue-chip art can mask illicit wealth across global markets and freeports.
Michael Degen’s short-story collection aims to build close-reading skills
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Telemachos Publishing has released Michael Degen’s Sixteen Short Stories as part of its Guided Reading Editions, a classroom-focused collection built to move students from basic comprehension to literary analysis.
H. F. Galloway’s vampire thriller turns a theater into a battleground
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H. F. Galloway’s new novel, Theatre of the Vampires, follows a maintenance worker whose late-night shift turns into a supernatural siege inside a theater.
Florida broker says the market stopped moving, not crashing
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A new book from Orlando real estate broker and educator Michael Cameron Sidawi argues that the housing market’s problem is stagnation, not a classic downturn.
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