STAR READS

I had a reader tell me that I wish I could be as strong as you. I replied, but you are. She looked puzzled and said, “I don’t understand.” I smiled briefly and said, “You are strong. You’ve already taken the first step to begin the journey.”

By Terri Schlichenmeyer Two blocks up, two down. Once upon a time, that was your entire world. You lived here; Grandma’s house was around the corner. Uncles and aunties lived

Frank decided to be out privately — and by late 1989, faced action from his Congressional colleagues over long-time relations with a male prostitute.

This read is perfect for fans of this genre, or Richard Pryor, or of language — and it’s going to make you think

The Revolutionary History of Black Comedy from Vaudeville to ‘90s Sitcoms’ by Geoff Bennett By Terri Schlichenmeyer Wait. Did you hear that right? Yes, you did – and it was

You want to live a long and healthy life. Kind of. But what about the chancy things you do, that you don’t know might kill you? What about those inside “99 Ways to Die”?

You’ll want to have your hand on your wallet when reading “Anatomy of a Con Artist.” Step-by-step, author Johnathan Walton explains how a scam begins, how it progresses, and why police don’t often do much about it. Then he explains how to stop a scam in its tracks.

The media should talk about this book, but they no longer have the freedom nor the courage to do so. The media are becoming almost useless.

The Secret Public” covers a 24-year period, from 1955 to 1979, crucial years in LGBTQ+ history...

“The Word of Dog” is the kind of book that may make your brain hurt, but in a good way.