This is the story of a young woman finding her footing as a writer while simultaneously navigating the South Dakota and Alaskan reservations, two states in which she finds herself and others "Stranded on the Road to Promise."

Stranded on the Road to Promise: A Remembrance

Henry, Saxon

Biographies & Memoirs

Sharktooth Press

The comprehensive social media guide for sports tournaments will get you up and running from simple score updating on Twitter to a full-blown live-casting and integrated advertising campaign. Updated for the 2017 tournament season.

The Game Through Glass: Playing your youth sports tournament on social media

McLean, Gerard

Sports & Outdoors

On July 28, 2016, Hillary Clinton stood on a stage in Philadelphia to accept the nomination as the Democratic Party nominee for President of the United States of America. In her acceptance speech, she said that she would work for Universal Care. MSNBC reported then that there were 100 days between the nomination and the election. These 100 letters are a reminder of what that promise meant.

Dear Hillary: 100 Letters about health care

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

The Modern Salonni re is a collection of essays that combines Saxon Henry's passions of traveling, reading, and creative nonfiction. Locale by locale and book by book, Saxon brings the historical figures she has chosen as her subjects to life. Stroll through Paris while imagining the era when the Emperor Julian the Apostate ruled Lutetia, parts of which still stand at the Thermes de Cluny. Walk London's streets in search of the fin-de-si cle haunts where the Decadents were determined to turn convention on its ear. Trek to Croton-on-Hudson, New York, where Edna St-Vincent Millay summered with her avant-garde chums. Follow Peggy Guggenheim in Venice, Jim Morrison in Paris, Denys Finch-Hatton in Africa, Ottoline Morrell in Oxford, and Henry James in a string of Italian towns in Tuscany. These and many other characters who were inspiring enough that their stories continue to provoke curiosity people the narratives in The Modern Salonni re.

The Modern Salonnière

History

A corn and carrot seed grew up together, but were separated when planting season arrived only to be reunited at harvest time.\nEach spent a period apart, unwittingly learning about the new world into which each would emerge and came out as better friends in the end.\nIt is a story of enduring friendship told through an analogy of a farming season, through the eyes of a fourth-grader and adapted as a children's book when a note by the author's teacher was found thirty years later by her dad, saying: "Wonderful! you should get this published!"

The Corn and the Carrot

Children's Books

McLean, Melissa C

Growing Up & Facts of Life