Jeffery Rudell is a paper engineer known both for his extraordinary, one-of-a-kind paper creations and his easy-to-make online craft tutorials. His work has been exhibited at Tiffany & Company and The New York Botanical Garden, and featured in the pages of Elle Decor, Bride's, and Good Housekeeping.
When Jeffery's dad moves their citified family to a working farm, chaos ensues.
Paul Carter is a former oil rig worker. He is now married, and a father of two, and he's filled four books with stories from his life on the rigs.
by Paul Carter
A lonely man befriends an orphaned monkey.
A writer witnesses an all too common misunderstanding from the perspective of a young boy.
A divorcée experiments with mysticism in the far corners of the world to heal her broken heart.
by Ed Gavagan
The screwball tale of the child of a tough drill sergeant who is injured on a Texas military base in the early 1970s.
by Steve Zimmer
A six-year old breaks the teacher’s rules.
A classic stakeout takes an unexpected turn when a guy panics.
Tom Ziegler was born and raised in the Bronx. After spending 27 years in the New York City Fire Department as a fireman, then as a Fire Marshal and then a Lieutenant, Tom now travels the world as a JetBlue flight attendant.
by Elna Baker
On a trip to Cyprus, a woman realizes that changing herself physically doesn’t change the way her family sees her.
After a terrible car accident, a young girl sees a brand-new side of her parents.
Josh Swiller is the author of The Unheard: A Memoir of Deafness and Africa. He is a professor at Gallaudet University, the national university for the deaf, in Washington, DC, where he has developed a program to help America's thousands of deafened service members.
by Josh Swiller
A deaf Peace Corps volunteer is stranded in Africa without his hearing aid.
by Dan Kennedy
A young man swears that he will never sell out.
by Ed Gavagan
A furniture designer finds reason to stay in New York City after a chance encounter in the West Village.
David Ellis Dickerson is a humorist and a regular contributor to public radio's This American Life. His memoir of working at Hallmark, House of Cards, is available now.
A young fundamentalist Christian catches his first glimpse at another life.
by Neil Gaiman
A sixteen-year-old waits in Liverpool Street Station for parents who never show.