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James A. Oliveri's The Torch follows Vietnam draftees from Hue to civilian turmoil
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James A. Oliveri’s novel The Torch tracks two young draftees sent to Hue in spring 1964 as the Vietnam War escalates, then follows the men into difficult homecomings in the United States.
Jamie Leigh Lorente memoir traces family, migration and inherited wounds
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Sibylline Press has released My Three Fathers: A Memoir by Cuban American writer, veteran and advocate Jamie Leigh Lorente.
Brian Brady launches globe-trotting thriller The Crew
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Author Brian Brady’s new novel The Crew arrives today, shifting his crime fiction from San Francisco to a high-stakes plot tied to Somali piracy and an unauthorized international mission.
Impelsys adds Holistic AI governance to mon'k Fabric
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Impelsys said Oct. 8, 2026, that it has partnered with Holistic AI to bring enterprise governance into mon’k Fabric, its AI framework for publishers.
Deborah Gray pushes counselor-led AI with new GRACE framework
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Counselor and author Deborah Gray is urging mental-health professionals to lead how AI enters therapy, documentation, and behavioral-health workflows.
Serah Olekanma’s Green Eyes spotlights slavery, motherhood and freedom
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Historical fiction author Serah Olekanma’s Green Eyes has drawn attention for its Civil War-era story of an enslaved mother protecting her daughter in Virginia.
Adam Nelson returns to Philadelphia for Huckleberry Jim homecoming
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Author Adam Nelson will celebrate his novel Huckleberry Jim on Oct. 21 at the former University of the Arts campus in Philadelphia, 35 years after graduating from UArts. The event ties the book’s 1991 setting and Nelson’s own Philadelphia history…
Terence Ang gets Times Square spotlight for World Stroke Day
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Printed Word Reviews is featuring Singaporean author and stroke survivor Terence Ang on a Times Square billboard throughout October for World Stroke Day 2026. The campaign spotlights his award-winning poetry memoir, his recovery from aphasia, and…
James Meuer memoir spotlights PTSD in first responders
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James Meuer’s memoir DAMAGED is out now and aims to raise awareness of PTSD among first responders through his own experience as a paramedic, firefighter and fire chaplain.
Nevada mining tale ties danger, faith and redemption
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John H. Gergen’s new book follows a hardrock miner raised in a secluded Nevada roadhouse as he moves from self-reliance and vengeance toward faith and divine mercy.
Larry Lentchner’s 'I Should've Known Better' set for Oct. 6 release
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Larry Lentchner’s new novel, I Should’ve Known Better: A Novel, is due out Oct. 6, 2026 from Absolutely Amazing Books.
Get Reset launches free companion app for The Glucose Reset
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Get Reset LLC has released Glucose Reset Learn, a free companion app tied to The Glucose Reset: A Personal Journey by Sudipta Mitra.
First responder memoir DAMAGED spotlights PTSD and trauma recovery
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James Meuer’s memoir DAMAGED is being released in 2026 to chronicle the psychological toll of first-response work and the long shadow of PTSD. The book is also set for the Frankfurt Book Fair, alongside interviews and reader testimonials that aim…
Christopher Kolenda releases Zero-Sum Victory as an audiobook
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Christopher D. Kolenda’s award-winning war strategy book is now available in audio, with narration by Bill Nevitt and publication by University Press Audiobooks.
Community Capital Revolution launches founding ambassador program
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The Community Capital Revolution is opening a limited Founding Ambassador initiative on Oct. 19 for selected organizations in book publishing, healthcare, startup and AI, and organizational leadership.
Asale Angel-Ajani’s Fugitive Archives maps family history to America’s race story
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Anthropologist and writer Asale Angel-Ajani’s new book, published Oct. 6 by Algonquin Books, uses one multiracial family’s history to examine slavery, white supremacy, class, and belonging.
Omani writer Najma Al Balushi prepares memoir on resilience, education and women’s rights
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Omani writer Najma Al Balushi is set to publish a memoir that draws on her own life to confront childhood violence, child marriage, guardianship restrictions and the power of education.
Soheila Zhaeentan's musculoskeletal guide arrives in English
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Swedish orthopaedic surgeon Soheila Zhaeentan is releasing Living Body Smart in English on Oct. 14, bringing a bestselling Swedish book on joints, pain and ageing to Australian readers.
Dr. Soheila Zhaeentan’s musculoskeletal guide arrives in English
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Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Soheila Zhaeentan’s Swedish bestseller, Living Body Smart, is being published in English in the US on Oct. 14, 2026. The book aims to close a basic knowledge gap in musculoskeletal health at a time when arthritis affects…
Mary R.-A. Wanek releases memoir on faith and depression
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Mary R.-A. Wanek has released a memoir about her more than 40-year struggle with major depressive disorder, weaving together faith, medical care and personal recovery.
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