Ernest Dempsey

The following conversation was sparked by famous American poet Chase Twichell's essay 'Eyes Behind the Eyes' published in the book Writers on the Edge (Modern History Press, 2012).

Making an attention-grabbing debut in the world of fiction, Jean Kwok takes her readers inside the journey of cultural adjustments shown through the eyes of a young Chinese immigrant in New York.

A petition launched against Miss Universe Canada 2012 has received over 6000 signatures.

The book depicts the psychological impact of traumatic war experiences on a young soldier, or F.N.G - military slang

Dogs in Brazil actually started in September 2002 when we rescued our first street dog after having arrived in Brazil in November 2001.

One of the founders of the Pushcart Prize in literature, Hugh has been battling prostate cancer and it kept spreading up his body. He had to go frequently to local hospitals to get his essential medical treatment and in one of his emails, he wrote t

Persecution of Christians in Pakistan has lately attracted international attention, especially after the conviction of Asia Bibi who was sentenced to death by a court in November 2010 over allegations of blasphemy.

For several years, there is another trend growing in the country, i.e. bank officers having their own money offer to transfer the money to an account in the name of the student for a month or two, that is until the student's visa is issued,

Hollywood's legendary beauty Elizabeth Taylor has passed away today at age 79 in Los Angeles. Taylor was suffering from heart disease and had a cardiac arrest at the Cedars-Sinai medical centre at about 1:30 pm, Los Angeles time.

Technology is ever changing that is what makes it so interesting. It has become an integral part of every individual's life in the new age.

Philip, your book is really exciting and I'd first like to ask about the travel element that is central to its story. How does it relate to your own travels?

As a literary form, plays have long enjoyed the supremacy of the uniqueness in which they combine the artistic, literary, and visual elements of creative expression for portraying the human condition.

Judyth Piazza, whose popular online radio show The American Perspective is enjoyed by thousands of people around the world, has put together select interviews from her show's archives and is publishing these along with her success story.

His upcoming book called Crisis In The American Heartland: Disasters & Mental Health In Rural Environments (Loving Healing Press 2011) is about services in rural areas after a disaster, to ensure early recovery and prevention of aggravation of psych

The 'war on terror' and its association with Islam have shaken the world out of a long-lasting 'cold' and suppressed (often pretentious) tolerance toward the militant side of religion - in the recent case, Islam.

Denver-based author, fitness trainer, editor, proofreader, and language teacher Lenore Dvorkin symbolizes feminine strength and health in its essential definition of body, mind, and spirit.

Published on Web Central along with Dr. Burak Koroglu, the case report refers to the photograph, captured by British traveler W. J. Childs, of a quadruped man near the middle Black Sea coast in 1914.

Over the decades, she has claimed prominence in both acting and singing. Today, she is lovingly going about both art forms and adding to her Facebook fans. Following is my brief e-conversation with Linda.

The deadline for nomination essays is November 9, 2010. The Second Mile Award honors Elders 75 years and older whose dignity, character, creativity, and connection to community have quietly contributed to the world around them.

Sister Mary Beth published a book AIDS Orphans Rising (Loving Healing Press, 2007) that tells about the situation of AIDS orphans in Africa and what her charity is doing to help and empower these children.