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The Book of Joe: First-time Hoboken author releases graphic novel
From My Central Jersey, part of the USA Today Network Alexander Lewis, Bridgewater Courier News Published 3:00 p.m. ET Dec. 7, 2018 HOBOKEN - Daniel Misdea, 27, has always wanted to be a published cartoonist and comes from a family of artists, including his uncle,...
New Releases—The November Round-Up
Never Again by Harvey A. Schwartz Israel is destroyed by an atom bomb. Neighboring armies overrun the country. Two ships jammed with thousands of homeless Israeli Jews limp into Boston Harbor. America slams its doors. Before the ships can be sent back to the new...
IBPA Member Spotlight: Katrina Shawver
Posted by: Christopher Locke www.ibpa-online.org Katrina Shawver Honored With 2018 Polish Heritage Award for Her Novel About Holocaust Survivor Henry Zguda Author Katrina Shawver (left) holds her 2018 Polish Heritage Award alongside Polish American Congress of Arizona...
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