Charleston, SC, June 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Palmetto Publishing has released Boys Cry Too, a memoir by John Mark Clubb, written with Jacqueline Robotham. The book traces Clubb’s journey from a childhood marked by abuse in segregated Louisville, Kentucky, through a distinguished military career, and ultimately to the long process of confronting and healing from trauma carried for decades. Born on Labor Day to two teachers, Clubb grew up under the shadow of sexual abuse inflicted by his father and physical abuse by his mother, both of whom were devout Southern Baptists. At seventeen, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps to escape. The military offered structure, discipline, and a sense of belonging he had never known. He went on to graduate from Aviation Officer Candidate School, earn his wings as a Naval Aviator, and rise to the rank of Navy Commander.

Arthur was determined to find a solution that would be able to save his child in the event of an emergency and end unnecessary choking tragedies. He used his inquisitive mind and his sharp business and building skills to bring LifeVac to market. Arthur has since forged LifeVac into an international medical device company that has received widespread media attention and saved thousands of people worldwide, ranging in age from several weeks old to one hundred years old. His book Sorry, "Can't" Is a Lie, is told in his down-to-earth, approachable voice and supplemented by classic movie quotes and pop culture references, Arthur’s book is a quick and powerful read that is sure to be a fantastic addition to readers’ mental tool kits. One might say that Arthur’s lifework has already gone above and beyond in changing the world for the better—but it isn’t even close to being finished.

Sect. 1: Six chapters, one each by and about the six men about what, in their youth, led them to know they wanted to be men of integrity. Sect. 2: "Monsters." I conversation about cognitive dissonance, how difficult it is to handle some new information, and the "monsters" of 2020. Sec.t 3: How the election process works--broken down into understandable segments and detail. Sect. 4: What these sex me did to uphold the valid election results in Maricopa County, AZ, in 2020 and 9n 2021. Sect. 5: The aftermath--attacks on these six and efforts to fight back, including what mattered, in their words. Sect. 6: What does our future look like?

Moe Doodle is a country mouse who decides to move to the Big City in search of excitement and adventure. Although he finds plenty of fun, he soon realizes he is homesick and missing his friends. Told in bouncing rhyme and rhythm with incorporated dance movements for young listeners and readers, discover how Moe solves his problems while exploring and living in the Big City. Ideal for children of three years and older.

The next book in the Guardian Temple Series. We follow three different stories. Starting with Fred. A man whose morals are as flexible as his clients bank accounts. Working in restoration, he cleans up messes wealthy and unscrupulous men leave behind. But one client is far different than any other, as his contract soon embroils him in an otherworldly conflict. Sofia is a US Army Captain who has recently lost a comrade in arms. Her grief is put on hold when she gets a phone call from his number, followed by troubling dreams and dark visions. Will Sofia survive her trials or be engulfed by her grief? Lastly Trevor, Fred’s son, 10 years after his father’s incident, finds himself struggling with his own grasp of reality. By day he is a normal college student, by night he casts out demons. But his friend Trish wants him to face reality. Because, after all, Demons aren’t real… or are they?

WHO'S WHO Honoree, Baby Boomer, Catholic schoolgirl (can readily identify any plaid ever used in a parochial uniform), and ’70s Playboy Bunny (another uniform—not plaid—blue satin), Barbara Camp insists that “God writes the best fiction, known as non-fiction." Camp’s short stories translate bulletproof, Biblical wisdom (both the Old and New Testaments) into everyman, everyday, modern metaphors. Cell phones (Tower of Babel); designer food (The Last Supper); feminism (Samson & Delilah); the Hudson River air strip (Jesus Walks on Water); DNA (The Creation of Adam); Christ’s promise of provision (The Fish & Loaves of Bread), and many more. As we worship the created versus The Creator, our anorexic souls are brimming with wildly dubious flim-flam. Popular thought believes the natural can cure the natural, while virtually ignoring supernatural! Let not the herd mentality nor a cancel-happy culture hit “delete” on the ultimate VIP. If God is love, got God?"

Of Hearts and Livers is a comic novel about growing up and pretending to be someone you are not in order to attract the woman of your dreams.

Traces of Heaven is an uplifting, light read about some very significant human transitions. Do you sense from time to time “there must be something more?” Are you curious about the mystical and spiritual nature of yourself and other human beings? Would you like to learn more clearly where your deceased loved ones are? And would you like to learn how to connect with them even now from your two different worlds? The book, Traces of Heaven, is a divinely revealed guidebook which maps out in delightful story form the answers to these and many other questions about life and afterlife mysteries.
The author, Nancine Meyer, is a long-standing angel medium and sixth sensory guide. In Traces of Heaven she shares in a reassuring, simple style the Angels' communications to her regarding our divine origin, the human experience, the spirit world, and how to reach each other from different energy realms.