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Our Latest Book Video Trailer: Magic Lance Set in the dramatically picturesque Western mining country, Magic Lance is a novel of intrigue, romance, suspense, and personal transform... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Mar 6
ONE WEEK ONLY: All Trailers Only $99! "I love it! You did one hell of a job. I'm telling all of my friends and other authors about you!!" E.K. Powers, Hidden Revenge For ... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Mar 3
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: Where There's Smoke Find out what happens when Alec "Smoke" Avery walks back into Breanne "Anne" Phillips's life and turns everything upside down - including... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Mar 3
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: Angels Of Interstate 29 Tex Harris has just turned 70 and been put out to pasture by his employer. The curtain seems to be falling on his life. Before the obese ... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Feb 25
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: All The Fury Of The Wind Maria Masterson and Jeremy Dillon are innocent kids whose world is altered drastically. Their decision to engage the culture they live in... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Feb 21
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: When Everyone Loved The Game This delightful story is built around a fictitious end of the season for the Chicago Cubs. An aging pitcher named Fast Ball Harvey has co... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Feb 19
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: The Meaning Of Life Continuing with themes first established in The Book of Life, author Ronnie Ka Ching Lee uses poetry as a vehicle for expressing why we a... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Feb 16
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: The Philosophy Of Life Ronnie Ka Ching Lee, author of the seminal works The Book of Life and The Meaning of Life, is back with The Philosophy of Life: The Begin... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Feb 2
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: Outside The Lavender Closet What is it that makes us straight or gay? Is it environment or genetics? Choice, chance, or maybe even persuasion? The answer to these ag... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Jan 30
Our Latest Book Video Trailer: It Was You All Along The idea that we create our reality is not new, but most of us have trouble understanding how to apply it in our daily lives. It Was You ... Started by Ghostwriter Extraordinaire	0	Jan 29

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Automakers Help Aging Drivers Travel More Safely

Some car companies are developing high-tech solutions to help older people drive more safely and let them hold on to their car keys longer. Ford uses special "aging suits" and virtual reality to help designers and engineers see aging drivers' limitations.

Bailey White: 'The Wedding Horse'

Storyteller Bailey White continues her tradition of writing an original tale on Thanksgiving. She tells the tale of a relationship between a young house painter and an elderly woman. The young man is getting married, and his bride wants him to arrive on horseback — but he doesn't know how to ride a horse. The old lady suggests that he walk instead, which upsets the bride-to-be.

Fla. Gov. Crist Fights Back In Battle For Senate Seat

Florida Republican Gov. Charlie Crist is hoping to move to Washington, but his first challenge is to win his party's nomination in next year's Senate race. His rival, conservative former state house Speaker Marco Rubio, has been gaining ground, but Crist's campaign has begun to fight back.

Pakistan Hemmed In By U.S. And Afghanistan

Pakistan is anxiously awaiting President Obama's decision on U.S. strategy in Afghanistan. It's a widely held view in Pakistan that only a political settlement will resolve the Afghan morass.

The Butterflies And Beetles Behind Evolution

Alfred Russel Wallace was Darwin's colleague, a globe-trotting naturalist who helped shape the theory of evolution. Thirty years ago, an antique shopper wandered into a modest antique shop in Arlington, Va., looking for Chinese carpets and wound up buying a magnificent rosewood cabinet. It contained Wallace's personal collection of 1,600 butterflies and insects.

Letters: Wages, NASCAR, Voegeli

Listeners respond to the story on companies cutting wages, the interview with NASCAR winner Jimmie Johnson, and the remembrance of composer Don Voegeli. Melissa Block and Michele Norris read from listeners' e-mails.

Stolen E-Mails Raise Questions On Climate Research

E-mails stolen from a climate research center in England reveal that a small group of scientists has been pressuring scientific journals not to publish reports that cast doubt on climate change. The e-mails raise questions about the impartiality of the peer-review process, which is designed to keep poor science out of the technical literature.

Afghanistan Speech A Defining Moment For Obama

Next week, President Obama will lay out his Afghanistan plan in a televised address. NPR Senior News Analyst Daniel Schorr says it's a defining moment for the president — and warns that like war presidents before him, Obama will likely face pressure to escalate the war in the weeks and months ahead.

Group's Video Equates Flying And Polar Bears

A British environmental group has produced a video that shows falling polar bears slamming into the sides of buildings, onto the sidewalk or into the top of a parked car. The group, Plane Stupid, equates the weight of each bear, 400 kilograms, to the amount of greenhouse gases produced by an average European flight for each passenger it carries. Andrew Revkin, a New York Times reporter who covers the environment, looks at the facts.

When FDR Tried - And Failed - To Move Thanksgiving

In 1939, the nation was thrown into confusion when Franklin Roosevelt tried to move Thanksgiving back a week, hoping to boost Christmas shopping sales. The move didn't work and Congress moved the holiday to the fourth Thursday in November permanently in 1941. Melanie Kirkpatrick, author of Happy Franksgiving: How FDR tried, and failed, to change a national holiday, published in Wednesday's Wall Street Journal, shares the story.

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