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Jack Pendleton sets October release for fourth Professor Spectre thriller
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Jack Pendleton’s fourth Professor Spectre novel, The Curse of Castle Dracula and Professor Spectre, is set for release Oct. 10, 2026. The upstate New York supernatural thriller follows Dalton Peck into a cursed carnival dark ride renovation that…
Edward G. Palmer releases book arguing the Trinity is unbiblical
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Edward G. Palmer has released a new book challenging the Christian doctrine of the Trinity and arguing that it does not align with Jesus’ teachings or the Bible.
Mallina Wilson to release memoir on grief and forgiveness
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Bellingham author and real estate broker Mallina Wilson will publish All in a Moment on Oct. 27, a memoir about the disappearance and murder of her mother and the decades-long aftermath.
Eve Chen says B2B revenue teams are missing buyer-group authority
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Revenue strategist Eve Chen will publish Era Six on Sept. 25, arguing that B2B systems still confuse engagement with purchase readiness and fail to surface who actually has authority inside enterprise buying groups.
Karl Cordes debuts coming-of-age novel The Road to Athens
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Karl Cordes’s debut novel, The Road to Athens, follows a college freshman in 1988 whose life changes after one reckless decision.
Former Marine Corps aviator publishes debut poetry collection at 93
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Roy Everett Butler, a New Jersey resident and retired Pan Am captain, has released his first poetry collection, Age Is a Garden, at age 93. The book draws on his aviation career, family life and late-life reflection, and is now available on Amazon…
Brad D. Nelson book examines why Americans are leaving church
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Brad D. Nelson’s new book looks at the rise in church attendance decline across the U.S. and argues congregations need deeper theological and practical responses, not just faster fixes.
AHSHAY and partners publish 20 youth-authored children's books
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AHSHAY and partners have completed the first Storybook Project cohort and released The Belonging Collection, a set of 20 original children’s books written by youth in Seattle.
Marc Schulman traces Israel’s path from Oslo to Oct. 7 in new book
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Historian and journalist Marc Schulman will publish Between Hope & Fear on Sept. 1, 2026, a book that examines how Israel moved from the optimism of the Oslo era to the Hamas attack of Oct. 7, 2023. The book links three decades of war, diplomacy,…
Melanie Abed releases Zombie Zoo, a middle-grade supernatural adventure
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Melanie Abed has released Zombie Zoo: Adventures in Tub, the first book in a five-book series for readers ages 8-13. The story follows two orphan investigators on a fictional island as they race to stop a wood-eating zombie plague and save their…
Aruna Ramamurthy to launch women’s self-worth book on Aug. 29
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Master Life & Success Coach Aruna Ramamurthy will release Nurture Your Worth on Aug. 29, 2026, tying the launch to National Wellness Month.
Omar Kenyatta Clark publishes self-help book on ethical success
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Podcaster and author Omar Kenyatta Clark has released ‘The Omega Principles: Towards Good Success,’ a book published in April with eBooks2go that frames achievement around faith, will, purpose and hope.
Ezio Fusco publishes third book on food, family and emigration
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Dublin author Ezio Fusco has released his third book, a personal account of how food helped an Italian immigrant family stay connected across four generations in Ireland.
Nautilus Book Awards expands to 40 categories for 2027
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The Nautilus Book Awards is overhauling its framework for the 2027 season with six core values, six guiding questions and a reworked 40-category structure.
Helical Fusion publishes peer-reviewed HTS magnet study for fusion reactors
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Helical Fusion says a peer-reviewed paper now formally documents 2025 test results for its proprietary HTS conductor, UROCOIC, after joint evaluation with Japan’s National Institute for Fusion Science.
Vivi Tran novel examines Vietnam War’s lasting human cost
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Vivi Tran’s The Porch Light I Leave On follows a Vietnam veteran and a young refugee whose lives intersect across decades and states, showing how war continues to shape love, health and family after combat ends.
Colleen Riddle book spotlights the friendships behind pickleball's boom
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Author and coach Colleen Riddle has released a new book built around 18 true stories from pickleball communities, showing how a casual yes to the sport can lead to friendship, resilience and belonging.
Cory Tarwater’s New Children’s Book Promotes Kindness Over Conflict
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Cory Tarwater’s The Grumble-Gator’s Greatest Raft: A Tale of Toby, Barnaby, and the Sunny-Stream Pond uses a pondside fable to teach children empathy, friendship and second chances.
Jeanne Allen’s new book argues education reform starts with child flourishing
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Jeanne Allen’s The Education Avengers is out nationwide today, framing education reform around belonging, character, curiosity and hope rather than policy alone.
Lamar Mouling Sr. warns of global nuclear escalation in new book
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Lamar Mouling Sr. has released The Nuclear Pressure Cooker, a nonfiction book that examines how tensions involving Israel, Iran, the United States, Russia and China could spiral into a wider nuclear crisis.
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