Steve Bachmann Author of The U.S. Constitution for Beginners (illustrated by Pulitzer prize winner Joel Pett); Nonprofit Litigation (John Wiley & Sons) and four UP books.

Lawyers, Law & Social Change

Elizabeth Bailey British author of more than dozen historical romances published by Harlequin, nominated for the Booker Prize in 2004.

Fly the Wild Echoes

Terrington Calas Chief critic, New Orleans Art Review; former chief art critic, New Orleans Times-Picayune.

Beyond NOLA: New Orleans Reviews of Art (with Steve Bachmann)

Yehuda Fine Winner of the 2002 Simon Rockower Award for excellence in journalism, Fine is also a popular talk radio guest and public speaker.

Times Square Rabbi (formerly from Hazelden Publishing)

Joseph A. Harriss A veteran international journalist for Time Magazine, Reader's Digest and many others, Harriss lives in Paris.

The Tallest Tower (formerly from Houghton Mifflin and Regnery Gateway)

Brian Hines Author of God's Whisper, Creation's Thunder (Threshold Books, 1996): "Thoughtful, convincing and highly accessible to the non-scientist." -- American Library Association

Return to the One

Michael S. Josephson Founder of the CHARACTER COUNTS! Initiative, he is among the world's most respected ethicists, and hosts a daily radio program in Los Angeles, broadcast nationally and internationally.

The Power of Character (with Wes Hanson)

Carleton Kendrick Nationally known family therapist who has appeared on CBS, CNN, CNBC, Fox, PBS, NPR and been quoted in the New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, Newsweek, Time and others.

Take Out Your Nose Ring, Honey, We're Going to Grandma's! (With Barbara Cooke)

Sue Lloyd Editor of the worldwide best seller, Roget's Thesaurus, and author of Improve Your Word Power from Longman English Guides.

The Man who was Cyrano: A Life of Edmond Rostand

Sarah Matthews Sociology Chair at Cleveland State University, Matthews is also the author of The Social World of Old Women and Friendships through the Life Course.

Sisters and Brothers / Daughters and Sons Meeting the Needs of Old Parents

Sara Miller Author of 18 children's books from major publishers including Random House, Golden Books and Reader's Digest, Miller is publishing her first novel for adults with UP.

No Simple Thing

Dan Poynter Author of scores of books, including The Self-Publishing Manual with more than 200,000 copies in print, Poynter is also one of the nation's most popular public speakers.

U-Publish.com (with Danny O. Snow)

Louise Roberts Sheldon After 12 years with LIFE magazine and three years as Associate Editor of Smithsonian, Sheldon moved to Morocco where she corresponded for UPI (Paris), The Christian Science Monitor and others.

Casablanca Notebook

Arnold S. Trebach A professor, attorney and author of The Heroin Solution from Yale University Press, Trebach's work has been praised in Library Journal, Publishers Weekly and mainstream news media.

The Great Drug War (formerly from Macmillan Publishing)