Gordy is afraid of the crashing ocean waves and a strange creature he sees skittering across the beach. It doesn't help his fears when his big brother tells him it's a ghost crab that will pinch off all his toes. What will Gordy do when he meets a girl intent on capturing a ghost crab? Will he stay away, or will he rescue the little crab?

The story highlight empathy, problem solving and the value of caring for nature. The book also includes fun facts about different types of common crabs and offers a gentle conservation message.

Starry eyed nursing student, Millie Beaubien thinks she has found her perfect WWII RAF pilot, but has she? A whirlwind courtship starting in Detroit, Michigan and moving on to Pensacola, Florida eventually leads Millie and her pilot, Edward to Sand Castles Estate in Cornwall, England in 1941.

Get trapped in an icy traffic jam of life and death in “Gridlock – 1968,” delve into the Arthurian fantasy world of “Fiona’s Choice,” or dance under an almost full moon with the “Fireflies” in the 2020 edition of Sterling Script. Our talented, metro Detroit authors are proud to share their short stories, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Featured in this collection are newcomers experiencing their first publication, as well as novelists, poets, and flash fiction authors with award-winning works and years in the writing industry. Travel to unexplored places and meet unique characters in this third volume of Sterling Script.

Leaf and Flame is the final volume of the four-part Coin of Rulve series. It, along with the other Coin books has been awarded the five-star Silver Seal Award from Readers Favorite Book Review. The novel bridges several genres, including literary fantasy, tender love, psychological thriller, and the spiritual journey.

How can memory be mobilized for social justice? How can inherited family and cultural traumas be channeled in productive ways? In this deeply personal work, I examine artworks and tell autobiographical stories to fuel a process of “unforgetting.” Ten essays shift between the scholarly, the personal, and the visual as different modes of knowing, and suggest how awareness of historical trauma is deeply inscribed on the body. By investigating the relations among place, memory, and identity, this study shines a light on the dynamic nature of memory as it crosses geography and generations.