Avon Theatre Celebrates Historic Groundbreaking for the Avon reCreated Transformation Project
Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons, Community Leaders, Donors, Elected Officials, and Supporters Gather to Launch a New Era for Stamford's Historic Cinema
Category: Art
Award-Recognized Japanese Papercraft Software “ePaperCraft SHIRYU” Launches on Steam July 23
Manga creator and engineering PhD Takahiro Yonemura, known in the U.S. for "Beast Code" and "Recycled Brain" (eigoMANGA), brings his Japan Media Arts Festival jury-recommended papercraft software to Steam.
Aftermath Of WWII: Trauterose, The Award-Winning Memoir By Elisabeth Haggblade, Offers A First Person Account Of Post-World War II Germany
Elisabeth Haggblade's eyewitness account, winner of the 2024 Indie Reader Discovery Award, will likely be regarded as one of the best accounts ever written about post-World War II Germany.
ACTIVATING AUTHORITY
A Groundbreaking New Release on Prayer, Spiritual Authority, and Living in Agreement with God's Design
Chatsworth Through Time to Broadcast Nationally on Public Television in August 2026
The new program explores the history, architecture, and artworks of the English estate
The Crown Jewel of Japanese Automotive History: 1967 Toyota 2000GT Now on Display at DFW Car & Toy Museum
Winner of the 2022 London Concours "Best in Show," this ultra-rare Toyota 2000GT proves that Japan could build a world-class sports car—and beat the Europeans at their own game
A Life Designed Explores Love, Determination, and the Strength Found in Vulnerability
A compelling contemporary romance set in the high-pressure world of architecture
The Liberty of Bog Island by Griff Woodman Redefines Historical Fiction Through a Haunting Exploration of Memory, Identity, and London’s Hidden Past
A powerful literary novel that merges ancient and modern history to reveal hidden forces which influence human lives.
Award Winning Director David William James Elliott’s Cult Hit I Forgot to Unsubscribe from a Stock Footage Service to Debut on YouTube
Following an international festival run, this short film about subscription fees, stock footage, and possibly the existential fear of age and irrelevance debuts on the startup RIOUGA channel
Janet Woolf’s Chico Invites Readers into a Hidden World Where Imagination and Nature Come Alive
A wonderfully written fantasy that explores the magic of the natural world, the importance of compassion, and the strength of family.
CONTEST FINALIST BLOOD WING RELEASED AS SECOND JACK MORRISON NOIR FROM ALBUQUERQUE INDIE AUTHOR DANIEL P. DOUGLAS
Chosen from 14,570 entries as one of ten finalists in ProWritingAid's Novel Beginnings contest, the 1951 Cold War espionage mystery is available now as a standalone read and as the second entry in the Blood & Bourbon Mystery Files.
James Moten’s Spotlights Two Works of Truth and Faith
The retired veteran and IRS agent shares a memoir and poetry collection shaped by service, struggle, and faith.
