Internationally awarded website of multi-genre author Joel Goulet. Sci-fi, western, horror, suspense novels. Novel & screenplay excerpts, items about pet adoption, cancer awareness, gifts. The site has won more than 130 awards from 22 countries. You might laugh, you might cry. Something for every family member to read. Learn about childhood cancer and the joys and heartaches of pet adoption. Far more than just a fiction writer’s website, it’s a life experience.

An original collection of love poetry by contemporary English poet Paul Curtis. The poems encompass both the amorous and the humorous, ranging in intensity from the tender innocence of poems about young love to sensual romantic poetry.

‘The Talent Code’ by Daniel Coyle is book about unlocking talent. Journalist and *New York Times* bestselling author Daniel Coyle visited nine of the world’s greatest talent hotbeds. He found a common pattern in their methods of training, motivation, and coaching. This pattern, uses the fundamental mechanisms through which the brain acquires skill, gives us a new way to think about talent and new tools to unlock our own talents and those of our kids.

The Karmic Car Cycles chronicles many zany adventures in life - all too whacky to be Invented

BOOKS MEMORABILIA on many topics, including first editions, performing, visual arts, Pacificana, sport, music, antiques, military, shipping, aviation history, Australian, old postcards, rare books.

An online resource for children's books, children's picture books, children's fiction books, writing children's books, popular children's books, and other information on children's books.

Karin Adams is a Canadian children's author who writes humorous books for kids - the kind that she enjoyed reading as a child. The key ingredients to Karin's stories are funny situations, memorable plots, and spunky characters that rely on their own ingenuity to solve a problem. Karin is the author of "Lights! Curtains! Cows!" and "No TV? No Fair". Karin's children's books are often set in Manitoba, where the author grew up.