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Entrepreneurship is the new American Dream, yet not many take the chance on themselves to actually fulfill it. Today the possibilities are endless in what you can make money doing, and your dream life is at your fingertips. You just have to take one idea and believe in yourself enough to follow through with it.

Erin Smith is a serial entrepreneur who started by investing in real estate at the age of 22. Her first business was a pet sitting business which she built to 12 employees and six-figures, all while still working her corporate job. After selling that, she moved to her second...

H. T. Kirby-Smith makes his case with wit and erudition, proceeding chronologically and citing numerous examples of specific poems -- from Latin, Old French, Italian, Anglo-Saxon, modern French, and English. He points out that ancient Greek poetry, including the epics, was part of a musical...

It's been a summer of changes for July Carter, who has left the high stakes racing season at Saratoga with not only a young filly to call her own, but also an unexpected boyfriend. Change, it appears, is good.

But as the Thoroughbreds return to Belmont Park for fall races, July is caught up in all of those summer changes. With Kali struggling at her new barn, college applications to write, and her relationship with Beck frustratingly undefined, July doesn't know what to tackle first. On top of it all, her mother is back in New York to ride Lighter, the barn's most...

Georgie Quinn and the filly Sweet Bells are an unbeatable team. When they win the Breeders' Cup Classic against colts, the world can't seem to get enough. Overnight, Georgie becomes the face of horse racing, and Sweet Bells becomes its queen. Although they're the morning line favorites, Georgie feels like she's barely keeping her head above water. Her parents' farm is a crumbling has-been, her jockey career consumes her time, and Harris Armstrong, heir to Tupelo Stud and grandson of Sweet Bells' owner, won't forgive her for telling a lie that kept her family together as the truth ripped...

Relying on pulp magazine advertising, the memoirs of writers and publishers, Depression-era studies of adult reading...