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At twelve, Howard Dully was guilty of the same crimes as other boys his age: he was moody and messy, rambunctious with his brothers, contrary just to prove a point, and perpetually at odds with his parents. Yet somehow, this normal boy beca… more

Before Frank Shamrock became known professionally as “The Legend”—winning almost every mixed martial arts title in existence—he endured a childhood marred with abuse, neglect, and molestation that led to an equally troubled young adulthood…. more

In this New York Times bestseller, Charles A. Moose-the police chief who led one of the most suspenseful manhunts in American history-takes readers behind the headlines into the notorious “D.C. sniper” case that held the nation spellbound.

With more than 400 paved pathways and public staircases latticing the slopes of Berkeley and Oakland alone, the hills of East Bay contain one of the finest and densest urban hiking environments in the state of California, making them an ide… more

It’s Hollywood in 1948, and studio cop John McClellan has his hands full. With Mickey Cohen’s gangsters blasting Bugsy Siegel and Washington Communist-hunters blackmailing Hollywood, McClellan is faced with a dying studio head, a lying movi… more

Ten unique stories evoke South Africa, New York, San Diego, Paris, Dieppe, Amsterdam, Toronto, Vancouver, Flin Flon, Man

In a city known for its fast cars and freeways, this guide reveals a unique feature of the Los Angeles cityscape: more than 200 stairways across the hilly sections of the city, many of which are remnants from the days when most city residen… more

Move over Miss Lonelyhearts … Steven R. Schirripa, author of the runaway bestseller A Goomba’s Guide to Life, is back with more life lessons from the neighborhood. Recalling stories of his own colorful journey from the streets of Benson… more