Twenty years ago, it was a script. Now, it is a novel. Next year, it will become a script once again. "My dream in 1985 was to see this story portrayed on the big screen," says Milton Stern, author of ON TUESDAYS, THEY PLAYED MAH JONGG. "And, for more than twenty years, I held on to that dream."

Business expert Robert Craven has partnered with Barclays Bank to run a further 20 free workshops throughout the UK during October and November

Roush have selected a number of authorised UK dealers to help promote the sales of Roush performance products in the UK Roush specialise in tuning and styling products for Ford Mustangs, F150, Focus and Ford GT

2006 National Citizenship Champion Schools Announced today by National Museum of Patriotism and Kamaron Institute. Winners to be honored in Atlanta this month.

When asked who should be considered for the part of Florence Kennoff in the movie based on his latest book, "On Tuesdays, They Played Mah Jongg," Milton Stern answered without hesitation, "Liza Minnelli, of course."

For the past 18 months, Milton Stern has made an indelible mark on the publishing industry with two historical biographies, a novel, numerous lectures and presentations, and a monthly magazine that highlights up and coming authors. And, he accomplished all of the above while holding down three jobs.

Author, speaker and historian, Milton Stern, released his third book, a novel about five menopausal Jewish women set in his hometown of Newport News, Virginia.

For five middle-aged, Jewish women in Newport News, Virginia, it was their weekly game that held them together for almost forty years, but it was one event-filled year that drastically affected all of them and threatened the one thing that kept them together — Mah Jongg

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Harriet Lane was the first White House Hostess to be called "First Lady," and she was the most admired woman of her time.

Ninety-nine percent of potential writers who send queries to literary agents have not written a thing.

It took over 100 years after her death, but the first extensive biography of the most admired woman in America and the first to be called "First Lady" has been released.