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Albert Camus was 46 when he died in 1960. Elizabeth Hawes was 19. She was in love with him and had never met him. Or was it the idea of him? She would find out. And her determination to find out has g

September marks National Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2009 there were 44,790 new cases of Leukemia, along with 21,870 deaths. Lymphoma saw 74,49

Words are only a small part of communication. The most influential parts of communication are your nonverbals. Your nonverbals can actually destroy or produce the results you want. When you are trying

Human events of struggle, sacrifice, and triumph forged a new government and a new republic, but what do we remember about these documents and the events behind them?

Movin' On Up: **Nine Body Language Dos and Don'ts to Help You Win in the Business World

Award-winning actress Kathy Garver, best known for playing the teenage sister Cissy on the classic CBS series 'Family Affair,' will provide the female voice for the audio book version of 'Chicken Soup

I've been sniffing e-readers, upsetting clerks and amusing fellow browsers. They sure don't smell like books. And have no silverfish-carpet sharks-either.

As the sunsets on the field and the shadows lengthen, it becomes that time of year when the World Series becomes the mention.

Picture this: a man's head explodes into leaves thrown up and away into a hoary midnight. That is the cover of the second of a trilogy of novels from author Michael Vance, 'Weird Horror Tales: The Fea

One of the biggest lies in American culture is that all the books that deserve to be published are published and all the good books are reviewed.

The iPhone 4 can do more than just about any other smartphone on the market. In a beautiful and elegantly designed package, the iPhone 4 includes plenty of new features.

The e-book, pooh-poohed by critics, is finally gaining popularity in publishing. The question now is how will the critical establishment, which has till now shunned the e-book as a fad, respond to num

An Unlikely New Business Buzzword: Why It's Time to Stop Obsessing Over Numbers and Start Nourishing-Yes, Nourishing-Your Culture

Laurie and I immediately became friends, but it wasn't until I had the opportunity to read her book 'A Life of Death: The Redemption,' I was introduced to the life she was forced to endure as a child

Ever wonder why some companies consistently meet their goals and others don't? So did Rick Lepsinger, author of Closing the Execution Gap. And when his consulting firm, OnPoint, conducted a study of 4