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In the early 1960's, after one hit album, the leader of the band, Eddie and the Cruisers, drove his car off a bridge. Years later, when the songs again become popular, a former band member, begins a search for the missing tapes of the unreleased second album.
A television newswoman discovers that the leader of a 1960s rock band, Eddie Wilson, may still be alive; a construction worker joins a band and turns out to be the long-lost 1960s rock star, Eddie Wilson.
"Floyd Harvey Deason is a second-generation paper man, trained by his father to sell toilet paper by any means possible, Floyd is the rough salesman who can roll into town and punish his customers with brutal sales tactics and unscrupulous tricks of the trade; Harvey is his softe...
A number of quirky things helped launch Adam Pitt into the place where ordinary becomes legendary.
Mickey was different because of his incredible music and his talented father whom he vowed to find when he turned eighteen. Katie was different because she remained strong beyond her years when her father was nearly destroyed by her selfish mother. Johnny was different because he...
Draws on a wide range of verse forms such as epigrams, street ballads, classical poetry, Augustan satire, and advertising jingles.
It doesn't matter what your field of expertise is, whom you know, or how educated you are. If you have powerful management skills, you will succeed; if you don't, you'll hit the ceiling sooner rather than later. In What Makes Great Leaders Great, bestselling author and leadership...
This is a coming-of-age story set in the mid-sixties in America's heartland. It spans three years in the lives of four teenagers connected to a small Nebraska town.
Everson Golly, a young Irish immigrant survives his perilous voyage to 1850's Virginia with three children he rescued from certain death. This Virginia family committed to neutrality in war-torn Richmond must survive Grant "the butcher" and his siege in order to return home to li...
In these delightful essays, Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Dirda introduces nearly ninety of the world's most entertaining books.
The author tells of his experiences, and offers advice to others, in marketing self-published books to libraries.
An 18-year-old Omaha computer geek convinces his independent dad to run for President in 2016. Gray and his father Danny Mack will create the most unconventional campaign trail imagined.
"Joe Long has proven his interviewing skills are worth his unprecedented freedom in Bingham Maximum Security Prison. Now he hits the road to direct his extraordinary film crew for "The Corporation," a massive prison entity that wants to reform America's prison system and reduce r...