Review of Why Aren’t Christians More Like Jesus? (Christian Chronicle)
Michael J. Clemens new book, Why Aren’t Christians More Like Jesus, has been reviewed by Jason Darden for the Christian Chronicle.
Discover Songs of Going South: A Poetic Journey
Songs of ‘Going South’ whisk the reader away on a voyage with startling impressions of landscapes, storms, battles, and animals. Each poem is an arrested moment in an imaginary journey across North America, from the California coast to the Caribbean Sea.
Interview: poet Yewande Akinse
Read this interview of Yewande Akinse, post and author of The Rise and Fall of Rhymes and Rhythms (2025), A Tale of Being, of Green and of Ing (2019), and Voices: A Collection of Poems that Tell Stories (2016).
Author Interview with Derek O’Gorman
An interview with Irish author Derek O’Gorman, author of Barred and On The Third Day (two collections short stories).
Now Available: Legal Issues Journal (Volume 10, Issue 1)
Legal Issues Journal (LIJ) publishes original research on all legal matters affecting justice, equality and other pressing issues for societies. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary work at the intersection of law and other disciplines, such as genetics, biosciences, philosophy, linguistics, neuroscience, medicine, and business.
December 2024 Newsletter
Sulis International Press monthly newsletter for December 2024. Best Sellers, Latest Releases, Forthcoming titles, writing contest, news.
Heartwarming Story of Resilience: Scattered by Catherine Khaperska – now available
Now Available: Book 2 of the Fog Lake City series, SCATTERED: A NOVEL, by Katherine Khaperska. The further adventures of Scar and his canine friends.
Discover the Best Short Stories of 2024 from Riversong Books
Enjoy these winning short stories and poetry from the Riversong Short Story Contest, 2024. Unique, quirky, thought-provoking stories in various contemporary genres.
Get it now! Derek O’Gorman’s second volume of Irish Short Stories
Derek O’Gorman’s second volume of short stories, And On The Third Day, explores the intricate ironies of fate, the human condition, and the complexities of individuals and their sense of belonging. The narrative introduces a diverse cast of characters, each facing the challenges of everyday life or extraordinary circumstances.
Faith-Based Guidance: ARISE by Rufus Adeoluwa Olodude
The book encourages readers to build supportive relationships, forgive past hurts, and live impactful lives. By integrating spiritual teachings with actionable advice, it aims to empower individuals to rise above adversity and fulfill their potential.