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Vietnam War novel ‘The Torch’ follows two draftees from Hue to troubled homecomings
Most war stories end at the ceasefire line, but James A. Oliveri's The Torch pushes past it — into the…
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Ilocano boy’s memoir turns childhood trauma into a call for understanding CPTSD
A new memoir from David S. Salazar Jr. does more than retell a childhood—it uses one boy’s story to shed…
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Boise filmmaker’s vampire-dementia horror lands Alexa Rose Foundation grant
An Idaho horror project about a vampire with dementia just got a major vote of confidence from a national arts…
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FGTO urges Navi Pillay to push UN genocide probe after Nobel win
FGTO Logo The Federation of Global Tamil Organizations is calling on the newly minted Nobel laureate to help transform decades…
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From Bakery Shifts to Seven-Figure Revenue: A Young Indian Founder’s Four-Year Journey in Australia
After arriving in Australia at 18, a young migrant from India worked bakery, convenience-store and security shifts before starting a…
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R.M. Almonte launches 89-store Canadian tour chasing two more world records
For an author who has already set two world records by signing books in all 50 U.S. states, the next…
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Freestyle Digital Media drops AI-dystopia dramedy ‘Carlton Taylor Has Major Problems’ on VOD
The collision of old-school editorial rigor with an AI-obsessed publishing world takes center stage in a new indie dramedy that’s…
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Teen playwright Cole Noble Jean-Louis debuts deportation drama, donates $5,000 to immigrant aid
When a 17-year-old playwright turns a city grant into a stage production about the children deportation leaves behind, it's more…
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Rosso Films’ WWII drama ‘The Soldier and the Butterfly’ lands NYC premiere at NY Shorts fest
The journey of an acclaimed World War II drama from the page to the big screen reaches a pivotal moment…