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Gary E Smith wins NYC Big Book Award political thriller prize
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Gary E Smith’s And So It Goes won first place in the Political Thriller category at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award.
Fazle Chowdhury book reexamines Lawrence of Arabia’s political legacy
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Fazle Chowdhury’s new book argues that the more important story of T.E. Lawrence begins after the Arab Revolt’s battlefield victories.
United Against Fentanyl brings families to Washington for Hill Day and Walk for Lives
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United Against Fentanyl will bring families, advocates and experts to Washington, D.C., on Sept. 25-26 for Capitol Hill meetings, a National Mall walk and a synthetic-drugs summit.
Frank Igwealor book argues socialism fails by design
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Attorney, economist and CPA Frank Ikechukwu Igwealor says his new book, The Beautiful Lie, uses more than a century of evidence to argue that socialism produces recurring failure across countries, cities and states.
Dean Rotbart expands September Twelfth with new Paul Steiger profile
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Dean Rotbart’s newly expanded 25th anniversary edition of September Twelfth adds a profile of former Wall Street Journal and ProPublica editor Paul E. Steiger, timed to the 9/11 anniversary.
Randy Fertel says Trump’s improvisation will be tested in 2026 midterms
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Scholar and former Harvard instructor Randy Fertel is offering media commentary on Donald Trump’s improvisational political style as the 2026 midterm cycle enters its final stretch.
Energy Whores release four versions of Invisible
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Energy Whores, led by Carrie Schoenfeld, has released Invisible (Four Ways), a four-track rework of one song into synth-pop, lo-fi, cinematic and indie versions.
Janet Walker spotlights survival memoir and film work
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Janet Walker is marking National Wellness Month with a push for her nonfiction memoir Unholy Alliances: A True Crime Story, while also highlighting five screenplays that have drawn more than 136 awards and selections worldwide.
Natasha Owens’ Charlie Kirk tribute hits No. 3 on iTunes Pop chart
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Natasha Owens’ tribute single “We Miss You, Charlie,” featuring Benjy Gaither, climbed to No. 3 on the iTunes Pop Songs chart and No. 13 overall after its September 4 release.
Ray Vinson’s Iran Strikes Back taps Iran-US tensions for political thriller
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L. Ray Vinson’s novel Iran Strikes Back is out now in paperback and e-book on Amazon, using Iran-U.S.-Israel conflict, cyber warfare and nuclear risk as the backdrop for a high-stakes fictional crisis.
Rick Lance joins Voices of 250 project
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Rick Lance Studio says voice actor and narrator Rick Lance is taking part in Voices of 250, a national initiative tied to the 250th anniversary of American independence.
First Coast YMCA, Splash Foundation host Florida swim voucher signup event
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The First Coast YMCA and The Splash Foundation Florida will hold a swim voucher celebration and registration event Sept. 13 in St. Augustine for families newly eligible for Florida’s expanded program.
MUOS satellite communications terminals market seen reaching $2.37 billion by 2030
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The market for mobile user objective system satellite communications terminals is projected to grow from $1.72 billion in 2026 to $2.37 billion by 2030, according to The Business Research Company.
Python-5 missile upgrades market seen growing to $2.14 billion by 2030
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The market for Python-5 air-to-air missile upgrades is projected to rise from $1.39 billion in 2025 to $2.14 billion by 2030, according to a new report from The Business Research Company.
R-73M short-range missile market seen reaching $2.55 billion by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the R-73M short-range air-to-air missile market is set for steady growth, rising from $1.77 billion in 2025 to $2.55 billion by 2030. The report points to geopolitical conflict, rising defense budgets and UAV…
Georgia forum will feature personal stories on political and policy changes
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Third Act Georgia and Indivisible Cobb will host a public forum in Marietta on Aug. 27 where veterans, immigrants, civil servants and others will share how recent government actions have altered their lives.
Otherside Life frames revenge as grief, not politics
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Otherside Life is spotlighting an interview with Palestinian father Bassam Aramin to argue that revenge often begins as grief and unresolved loss.
Riot House Publishing launches with profit-sharing model and political nonfiction slate
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Riot House Publishing launched in Los Angeles on Aug. 17, 2026, with a plan to publish a small number of books each year and share profits more evenly with authors.
Pavane Ravel relaunches Larry Martin novel series with 5-star review
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Pavane Ravel has relaunched the first book in her Larry Martin series, a literary drama about a right-wing journalist who is forced into homelessness and a reckoning with the worldview he once used to attack others.
Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson reimagine dinosaur fiction with political sci-fi novel 'A Red Age'
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Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson’s novel A Red Age blends political satire, military fiction, speculative fantasy and alternate history inside a civilization of intelligent dinosaurs.
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