1947-

Provides information on the life of author Tom Clancy, discussing the development of his literary style, and analyzes each of his eight novels, beginning with "The Hunt for Red October, " written in 1984.

Gives a personal look at the man, husband, father and writer who became "Master of the Macabre." Also describes how his works were conceived and written.

Gilbert recounts events in his life and career that led to the development of Simba, a rites-of-passage training program making connections between caring African-American adults and youth.

Discusses the history of the landmark Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade, that made abortion legal and a women's right.

A memoir by John Rizzo, a lawyer at the Central Intelligence Agency, in which, he recounts his more than thirty year career at the CIA.

The story of Stephen King's life, with insights as to how he creates his terrifying novels.

The authors examine the science that makes up many of Stephen King's novels including biological warfare, quantum chemistry, longevity, and genetic research.