The Power of One was the debut - and best-known - novel of this prolific author who died just a few months ago.

RELEASE: JR12-020

Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta-Galleria, located near Smyrna, GA, offers convenient lodging to travelers attending 2012 Atlanta Ballet performances at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.

Critics call Michigan murder mystery a welcome page-turner for adults and teens.

Avenue Q is set to be performed in Bilbao from August 12th to September 4th 2011.

Announcing the inaugural Daily Fantasy Baseball Championship - over $100K in prizes.

High-precision blade manufacturer, York Saw & Knife, to appear at significant global gathering in Bangkok, Thailand.

More than 49,000 people are expected to attend this year's event.

DirectRooms.com announces that Kyoto is the place to head for this year's Seijin No Hi celebrations. The city will host the national Japanese holiday in style with coming of age ceremonies taking place on the second Monday in January 2011.

Firethorne residential community in Katy/Fulshear has been holdings its own in new home sales thanks to the continued growth in the area and for being part of one of the best school districts in Texas.

Austin, Texas Startup Launches Web-Based Opinion Portal to Engage Baby Boomers

"Edges, O Israel, O Palestine," from Grace Paley's "Glad Day Books is Slated for a Feature Film. Award-winning Argentinian Director, Jorge Gurvich directs. Screenplay by Caroline Leavitt, recently featured on THE TODAY SHOW and NEW YOUR MAGAZINE, Award-winning author of "Girls in Trouble"

The author will be appearing at the Orpheum Theater on April 21, from noon to 1:30. Book-signing at the LA Times Festival of the Book is on the UCLA Campus on April 28th, sponsored by he Author's Coalition, Booth #610 Zone F

The novel "Edges, O Israel, O Palestine" by Leora Skolkin-Smith and edited by Grace Paley will soon come to life in audio form. Tovah Feldshuh narrates an original audio edition, produced by three-time Peabody award winner, Marjorie Van Halteran. Directed by grammy award winner, Charles Potter.

"Edges" is set in a pre-1967 Israel, during the Cold War. Characters are drawn from Israel's long-forgotten past, members of the 1940's Haganah and Jewish underground who find themselves displaced amidst the chaotic and complex tensions of an Israel just beginning to modernize and expand.

Grace Paley writes: "EDGES takes the reader to an Israel before high walls formed a border, when, instead, metal wires hung "like hosiery lines" across the land.

Indie Teen Comedy Gets International Flavor in Belgium

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