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You Can See God in the Wind by Darleen Modisette--This book’s main objective is to illustrate how you can become all that you can be, by simply using the wisdom of the ancients as well as today’s wisdom. This wisdom of which I speak is that of learning from the mistakes of others, rather than repeating the same mistakes in your own life, suffering the same consequences needlessly. The definition of insanity is “doing the same thing over and over expecting different results”. I believe the story to be timeless as well as ageless. By timeless, I mean that the book revolves around profound truths that are as old as time. To some, these truths will be greatly enlightening. To others, they will be a simple review of how life really works and how to go about being successful in any endeavor they undertake to do. For more information, email: InsprirationalPress@gmail.com 8-1/2 x 11, 30 full color pages, ISBN 978-0-9840833-0-5, $16.95

The Road to NAUM by Pastor Mike Moberg ……the SoMa was an area of the city that was plagued by poverty, homelessness, drug and alcohol addition, and violence. At sundown a carnival-like atmosphere emerged. It featured dope peddlers, panhandlers, prostitutes, and the down and out. Emotionally damaged lost souls moved chaotically through the streets. People passed with hollow eyes pushing shopping carts filled with their worldly belongings and raged at the top of their lungs against an invisible adversary. Hustlers whispered, "what do ya need?"as they slithered from the shadows. Sirens wailed, lifeless people lay passed out on the sidewalk, and occasional gunshots cracked above the constant hum of activity. The SoMa is also an area where hundreds of recent immigrants from everywhere around the globe huddle together in cramped single rooms or substandard housing doing their best to survive and hoping to get a shot at the American dream. Most of the churches and community centers had headed for higher ground when the flood of blight began to breach the levees. ISBN 978-0-615-31345-0 $14.95

Only in America: An American Boating Adventure by John Mirassou is a rollicking, touching, at times outrageous Valentine to our country, in a story that combines elements of Huckleberry Finn, The African Queen, and Surfin’ USA. This exciting buddy story follows “The Three Johns,” twenty-something lifelong friends from Redondo Beach, California, in their 17-foot Boston Whaler, as they take the trip of a lifetime through the eastern waterways of America, a nautical variation on the classic road trip saga. The author’s style is so natural and engaging, yet polished and accomplished, that he makes writing seem easy: an effortless telling of an epic adventure by a natural-born story-teller. However, there is nothing easy about this trip as the guys tackle rivers and lakes, alligators and snakes, horrendous storms and endless summer days. From the Intracoastal Waterway to Old Man River, Chesapeake Bay, Erie Canal, Great Lakes and the Ten-Tom — 6,100 miles of American waterways and some of the most interesting and affable characters you ever will meet. This book is a profound and personal celebration of America, its rivers, shores, forests, but most of all, its people. Every time the guys meet with some amazing instance of kindness, trust, hospitality, and just plain warmth, the author states the motto of the trip: “Only in America,” a concept coined by his dad. It takes a nation to make a voyage like this possible, and the American people come through every time, with food, drink, lodging, and above all, unconditional friendship. This story had me smiling, chuckling, and laughing out loud. Jump into The Whaler with John, John and John for a trip you’ll never forget: Fun, fun, fun! —Roberta Tennant Editor, Falcon Books for information or purchase visit: www.onlyinamerica.biz Quality perfect bound edition, ISBN 978-0-615-20894-7, $16.95

Is Life a Dream? by Zia Oboodiyat—Illustrated by Jim Lemon—The poems in this book are intended to perhaps trigger the possibility of living the lives we dream. Life is a journey during which we human beings have the unique ability to explore our inner-most feelings and thoughts. Imagine if we achieve this dream what new imaginations are possible. Imagine that we could live the lives we dream. In today's reality, what goes up does not necessarily come down. We can explore the idea of a fearless state of being; we can examine a state of mind that does not recognize boundaries or limitations; and we can live the life we dream. So is life a dream or could we actually live the life we dream? Could we live in a world where there is no child left behind, no one goes to bed hungry and we all live in peace and harmony? The book may be ordered from the following address: C/O Zia Oboodiyat 40087 Mission Blvd. Suite 204 Fremont, CA 94539-3680 Email for more information: zinsteine@aol.com ISBN 978-1-60530-443-4, 104 full color pages, 8.5" x 11" Hardbound $29.95

	In Occupation Europe--Lou Satz tells it like it was during his year of duty with the U.S. Army of Occupation in post WWII. Satz, a 19-year-old sergeant, was one of the first soldiers in the newly formed Constabulary Corps. This elite corps was thrown into the mass confusion of conquered Europe and assumed responsibility for policing more than 16 million men, women and children in Germany and Austria. They provided security to civilians, hunted black marketers and Nazis, assisted in rebuilding local governments, and provided border security. Satz reveals the personal side of his experiences, including a chance encounter with the famed Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal and his efforts to aid displaced persons. Satz also shares the experiences of some of his friends including a battle-hardened soldier who chose to remain in Austria, and a young Austrian girl whose family had resisted the Nazis. Rarely has anything been written about this critical time in history. Satz fills in the blanks for us. 128 pages, 6 x 9, Quality paperback edition, ISBN 978-0-9798855-0-1, $12.95
	I'm Off to War, Mother, But I'll be Back by Jerry W. Whiting and Wayne B. Whiting “Several planes were smoking. I saw a plane from one of the groups take a direct hit, and go down. I saw no parachutes. I was trying to make myself as small as possible. My steel helmet was pulled down over most of my face. I couldn't see much, but I didn't have to worry about German fighters attacking us in all this flak. I had a flak vest under my seat and my legs were pulled up and tight under my body. This was not the way I intended to spend my birthday!” —Wayne Whiting - Tail Gunner 256 pages, 6 x 9, Quality Hardbound edition, ISBN 978-09713538-1-7, $26.95 US
	Return to Caffe Cino, a collection of plays and memoirs edited by Steve Susoyev and George Birimisa “This Ground Zero of the 1960s was a coffee house, a theatre, a brothel, a temple. a flophouse, a dope ring, a launching pad, an insane asylum, a safe house, and a sleeper cell for an unnamed revolution...” —Robert Patrick, author of Kennedy's Children from his introductory memoir “The Caffe Cino was one of the first and most important venues in the off-off-Broadway scene, launching the careers of major playwrights, actors, and directors. —Prof. Wendell Stone, author of Caffe Cino: The Birthplace of Off-Off-Broadway from his introductory essay 484 pages, 6 x 9, Quality Paperback and Hardbound editions ISBN 978-0-9774214-0-4, $24.95 ISBN 978-0-9774214-1-1, $44.95
	Along the Way, A Spiritual Journey by Ida Mae Kempel is one woman’s story of survival in a less than perfect world. Ida Mae Kempel writes about growing up in North Dakota, moving to California, and dealing with the many issues she had to face—a traumatic childhood, a husband’s addictions, and their daughter’s murder, to name a few. Ultimately it is the story of faith in God, how His mercy and grace enabled the author to move forward in life and to deal with difficult circumstances. Ida Mae Kempel is currently living in Alameda, California. She is writing, traveling and spending time with her children and grandchildren.   284 pages, Quality Paperback, ISBN 978-0-9628132-3-8, $14.00

	Am I Really A Manager? by Mallory Morrison–The seven mechanics that turn good managers into great ones and great managers into Legends! The Seven Mechanics of Marvelous Management outline a proven, time-tested step-by-step approach to GETTING GREAT RESULTS EVERYTIME! It shows you how to create a standard of success that will grow and replenish ITSELF over time. 160 pages, 6 x 9, Quality Paperback, ISBN 10: 0-9791442-0-5, ISBN 13: 978-0-9791442-0-2, $13.95

Joe and Jude by Joe Weiser—The office was small. Nothing extreme, very ordinary. Just a small office with a jumbled desk, three aging chairs, and a wicker trash can. The walls were off-white and the floor concrete. A practical office. A business office. It was mid-afternoon and a thick beam of light shone through the lone window, illuminating the room with a soft glow. I stood for a moment, in the doorway, and watched the dust particles floating aimlessly in the light. One in particular caught my attention as it tarried on the edge before slipping off and disappearing completely into the relative darkness beyond the beam. ‘Ugh, how depressing,’ I thought, as I reached over and flipped on the switch, extinguishing the remaining particles in the barrage of artificial light. And that’s when I saw it. Beneath the window. It had been shielded by the beam, but now, with the overhead lamp blazing, it was clear as anything I'd ever seen…A body. A head. Separated. Decapitated. 64 pages, 6 x 9, Quality Hardbound, ISBN 0-9789312-0-9, $15.95 For information and purchase email: JudeOne@aol.com

	How to Avoid the Divorce from Hell and Dance Together at Your Daughter's Wedding--With humor and sensitivity, M. Sue Talia, a family lawyer and private judge with thirty years of experience, points out common pitfalls and provides useful solutions. This upbeat and informative guide to divorce covers a broad spectrum, from the basics about support and property to: • Why it is worse to have a stupid lawyer on the other side than a good one. • Six questions not to ask your prospective lawyer. • What happens when your spouse hires the Lawyer from Hell. • How to prepare for a custody mediation or evaluation. • Visitation games that will make your kids resent you forever. • How to evaluate a settlement offer. • Common temptations that will cost you 10 Karma points. 340 pages, 6 x 9, Quality Paperback, ISBN 0-9651075-0-7, $17.95 Available from Nexus Publishing Co. www.nexusbooks.com
	Walk with Me through the Internet by Andrew Gold--The author, concerned that his parents were slowly but surely losing ground in their understanding of the present and future, introduces them to the Internet. You too can be a part of the information age. This guide removes the fear and substitutes a workable bridge for people of all ages to meet the future today. This easy and enlightening guide will show you what the Internet is, how you can get connected to it, and how you can use the Internet to make your life easier and more fun. 6 1/2" x 9", 112 pages, ISBN: 0-966285-0-2, $14.00 Buy "Walk With Me..." Today through ...
	Hazard of the Die by Grace Wilson, Poetry collection, 110 pages. Mentor Prize up a stone and turn it toward the sun, Name a star and fix it in the sky. Sift the dormant hours, one by one, To glean a quickening dreamer drifting by. Spell a word and tangent echoes ring, Launch a thought, then track its scandent reach. Sound a note...its counterpoint will sing, Strike the flint--its very spark can teach!

124 pages of original and unique poems, drawings and paintings by the author. 11" x 8 1/2"

Good-bye Mount Diablo by Frank Bette I'm greeting you from a train That stops near your foothills. For many years, I traveled Around you and your companion With paints, brushes, and canvas Admiring the many views And shapes in light and dark hues And I liked reading about your legends. The good times I had hiking Your woods and meadows Climbing to your top with a view No other mountain can match. Now population growth has Reached your foothills after razing extensive walnut groves, And many huge buildings Threaten your free stand. My train is slowly pulling away As you disappear in The summer's haze. "Good-bye, Mount Diablo!"

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