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Gary E Smith wins NYC Big Book Award political thriller prize
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Gary E Smith’s And So It Goes won first place in the Political Thriller category at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award.
Fazle Chowdhury book reexamines Lawrence of Arabia’s political legacy
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Fazle Chowdhury’s new book argues that the more important story of T.E. Lawrence begins after the Arab Revolt’s battlefield victories.
Ray Vinson’s Iran Strikes Back taps Iran-US tensions for political thriller
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L. Ray Vinson’s novel Iran Strikes Back is out now in paperback and e-book on Amazon, using Iran-U.S.-Israel conflict, cyber warfare and nuclear risk as the backdrop for a high-stakes fictional crisis.
Georgia forum will feature personal stories on political and policy changes
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Third Act Georgia and Indivisible Cobb will host a public forum in Marietta on Aug. 27 where veterans, immigrants, civil servants and others will share how recent government actions have altered their lives.
Otherside Life frames revenge as grief, not politics
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Otherside Life is spotlighting an interview with Palestinian father Bassam Aramin to argue that revenge often begins as grief and unresolved loss.
7 Days in September starts streaming free on Tubi as 9/11 archive heads to NYPL
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Steven Rosenbaum’s documentary 7 Days in September is now free on Tubi for the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11. The release comes as the film’s original 35mm print and source footage enter The New York Public Library’s permanent collection, with a…
Peter Zongting Li finishes sound work on The Pool Boy ahead of streaming rollout
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Los Angeles sound supervisor Peter Zongting Li has completed his work on the crime-comedy feature The Pool Boy after its premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Aug. 29. The film is set for a paid streaming release on Nov. 8, 2026,…
Riot House Publishing launches with profit-sharing model and political nonfiction slate
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Riot House Publishing launched in Los Angeles on Aug. 17, 2026, with a plan to publish a small number of books each year and share profits more evenly with authors.
Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson reimagine dinosaur fiction with political sci-fi novel 'A Red Age'
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Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kittilson’s novel A Red Age blends political satire, military fiction, speculative fantasy and alternate history inside a civilization of intelligent dinosaurs.
Ford condemns vandalized Las Vegas political sign as CrimeSolver offers $5,000 reward
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Nevada Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford responded after a political sign near Sunset Road and Buffalo Drive in Las Vegas was defaced with a swastika across Gavin Newsom’s face.
Adobe Rent a Car detalla su política de precio todo incluido en Costa Rica
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Adobe Rent a Car explicó cómo su modelo de precio todo incluido busca evitar sorpresas al momento de recoger el vehículo en Costa Rica. La compañía dice que muestra desde la reserva el costo total, con coberturas, depósito y condiciones, en un…
New proposal calls for incentive-based U.S.-Africa gold strategy
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A new Accountable Gold Initiative proposes a U.S. approach to African gold built on incentives, accountability and partnership instead of sanctions.
Youssef warns of a new political alliance fueling socialist candidates
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Michael A. Youssef says a partnership between secular progressives and Islamists is helping drive a surge of candidates embracing socialism in U.S. politics.
Satish Jha’s Harf-e-Mustaar revives political ghazal debate
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Satish Jha’s Harf-e-Mustaar: Ghazals, Nazms and Reflections has launched on Amazon Kindle, positioning classical ghazal as a vehicle for constitutional, civic and political reflection in the modern age. The book is meant to spark long-term…
Kent Heckenlively publishes political satire set in 1972 Washington
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Kent Heckenlively has released a new 406-page novel, This Never Happened: A Call Girl in D.C., that mixes political satire, romance and suspense in a story set around the 1972 presidential race.
Napolitan Victory Awards open 2026 nominations for political communicators worldwide
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The Washington Academy of Political Arts and Sciences has opened nominations for the 2026 Napolitan Victory Awards, marking the program’s 15th anniversary and expanding recognition across more than 100 categories.
Jason Lewis plans COVID political thriller State of Deception
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Former Minnesota Congressman Jason Lewis says he will produce a feature film, State of Deception, about the COVID-19 era and what he describes as buried facts around the pandemic response.
VIS opens public consultation on Moldova political platform
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VIS – Viitor Independent și Siguranță has published its proposed political program and invited Moldovan citizens and diaspora members to help shape it as the group moves toward legal registration.
Political satire book earns indie honors
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Sir Lawrence McAlister’s Conquer the Planet is drawing awards attention after landing honors from Foreword INDIES, the Dan Poynter Global Ebook Awards, Kirkus and Midwest Book Review.
Political risk insurance market seen reaching $10.77 billion by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the political risk insurance market is expanding as geopolitical tensions, cross-border investment, and currency volatility rise.
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