“Daily Bread” by Antoinette Truglio Martin
It is 1911. Crammed into a three-room flat in a Mott Street tenement, the large Taglia family needs all the help they can muster. Spunky songbird Lily wants to help Continue Reading
“Steaming To Djibouti” by Captain Sean P. Tortora
In “Steaming To Djibouti,” join a motivated young merchant marine officer on his first journey onboard a venerable navy auxiliary steamship. Accompany him through the convoluted reporting for duty process Continue Reading
“What Lies Beyond” – from The Red Penguin Collection
Journey through space and time as you read this second installment of The Red Penguin Collection, an anthology series by Red Penguin Books. In our collection of science fiction stories, Continue Reading
“Realiteen: Reflections on Growing Up” – from “The Red Penguin Collection”
Realiteen: Reflections On Growing Up is a celebration of what it means to be a teenager. Through the stories of our diverse cast of authors, this anthology represents how this Continue Reading
“Women Prophets of the Old Testament” by Kieran Larkin
The Old Testament, or Hebrew Scriptures, has been a source of spiritual inspiration for hundreds of millions of believers throughout the ages. Center stage in the Old Testament is a Continue Reading
“Diary of a Drunk Driver” by Michael Palermo
In today’s society the problem of Driving While Intoxicated, or DWI, is more prevalent than ever! Why? For several reasons, but the most obvious to me is that more people Continue Reading
“Trapped Inside Humanity” by Bernice Burgos
Master Anu Du’Shun has spent his entire existence researching and educating himself on supernatural creatures; separating the myths from the facts. His discoveries lead him to explore information about a missing angel, that was sent to Earth by the Devine Right, solely to protect humanity from genocide and
“Runaway at Sea” by Margreit Maitland
A naïve plan to run away and cruel misfortune puts twelve-year-old Robert and his best friend Michael on a British naval vessel. When the boys are found huddling at the bottom of a lifeboat, they are forced into service and their hopes for an easy passage are crushed. Now they must figure out how to survive in this
“Messengers of God” by Kieran Larkin – CPA Silver Award Winner!
Ordinary people are sometimes called to do extraordinary things – and when that call comes from God, well, “extraordinary” is raised to the highest heights! Throughout the Old Testament, God chose a number of common folk – farmers, priests, herders, even children – to deliver messages to His People. Sometimes these