Barbara Lane speaks with the GAB TALKS about 11 sisters who navigated through a childhood filled with abuse, neglect, and separation in the foster care system.

Love and Murder, answers the questions of how, why, and where Vincent van Gogh was murdered and how a brilliant cover up of the murder was accomplished by the persons of interest using the false narrative of a suicide as a martyr for his art.

Bapis shares her five plus years collaboration with Valter on this beautifully illustrated coffee-table book, wonderful historical context prose, and includes over 50 recipes.

Ang highlights post-stroke life in an interesting, unique, and powerful way. A stroke survivor himself, Ang, shares his courageous spirit, grit, and determination to build a life…
What can you gain after losing so much?

Reed interviews corporate America's men about gender equity in the workplace & invites men and women to cultivate conversations to move gender equity forward in a new inclusive way.

Based on a true story, Judy Lannon recreates a fictional account of a daughter spending time with her mother during the last nine days of her life.

Inside, you’ll join #1 bestselling, award-winning author, Tony Jeton Selimi, https://tonyselimi.com, as he reveals a proven path to achieving the highest levels of personal and professional excellence.

In this high speed world, and conflicting messages, Kaur asks how do we live in the world without destroying it? Kaur believes the answer lies in where we can create a deeper connection with ourselves, others, and the earth.

T.L. Bequette is a criminal defense attorney in Oakland, California. Most of his practice involves defending those accused of murder. He holds degrees from The University of the Pacific and Georgetown Law School and serves annually on faculty of the Stanford Law School Trial Advocacy Clinic.

Improve and protect yourself from cybercrime. Todd Wade is a Chief Information Security Officer with 20+ years experience in cyber risk management and technical operational leadership.

The story of a multiethnic group of young friends, coming of age in Estonia and Ukraine in the last days of the Soviet Union. Their lives are shaped by an Afghan war, the Chernobyl disaster, and the collapse and legacy of a suffocating society.

Impacting the world of art and literary arts for over 45 years with an accomplished career, Lee is a poet and arts lover. Known as the SCAPES poet, her collections open up different kinds of “landscapes,” of the mind, heart, and senses. Topics include the human condition—longing and love, dreams and secrets, notions of home.