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This powerful graphic journal recalls "a year that actually began three years ago." The words and pictures are snapshots of life-bright flashes of moments remembered. Beautifully written and illustrated, this edition is a masterpiece of feeling, color, and word that will transport the reader into a better place.

2012 Independent Publishers Gold Medalist. Virginia author Wilford Kale has compiled the very best Virginia Christmas stories and traditions, from wartime and peace, from times of need and times of plenty and merriment, into one handsome volume. These stories and traditions will be familiar to some, but others are known only regionally. You'll want to share each of these tales with friends and family year after year as you celebrate the Christmas season. The readable storytelling of Kale and his contributors will always bring a smile to the faces of children and adults alike. 218 pages,...

This newly discovered trove of letters home by Louisiana-born Paul Mimms Potts, Jr., written while he was in Europe during World War I, are naturally full of love and longing. But additionally, this V.M.I-educated young aviator describes in detail his education and development as a flyerNa narrative which parallels the rapidly evolving aviation experiment by the U.S. Air Service.

The Three Sailors chronicles the fictionalized retelling of one of the most arduous passages in history. After a massive storm in 1832, three men are stranded at sea on their broken ship for over four hundred days and hope for just two things-to survive their ordeal and to find safe passage home to Japan. Left in the middle of the sea with not much else to eat but rice, teenage boys Oto and Kyu, and their older, spiritually strong helmsman, Iwa, are tossed from one ordeal to the next. As they travel from Japan to Vancouver to "Slave Island" and Macao, the three Japanese sailors battle not...