How Facebook suggests friends, studies of crystals, why mobile radiation is not harmful to health, and where new alien species come from is all research out of the Faculty of Science. To celebrate 100...

Alexandra Curry's debut novel begins with an execution. It's China in 1880 and a man is beheaded. His 7-year-old daughter is left behind - Sai Jinhua. The orphan is quickly sold to an abusive brothel...

With time, access and superior writing and observing skills, a talented journalist can recreate a searing family tragedy that allows readers to analyze, ponder and learn from it. That's what Ryan...

From its first pages, "Uniquely Human" establishes itself as a must-read for anyone touched by autism. Author Barry Prizant, who has worked with thousands of children on the spectrum, cogently...

Read this one. The global refugee crisis is the largest since World War II, but it's easy to see it only as a series of images: Syrians in life jackets landing on a Greek island. Frail boats, teeming,...

One of the nation's first female deputy sheriffs got her unexpected start when a car rammed into her horse-drawn buggy, upending her quiet farm life. This is the true-life backdrop of the new...

Leah, written by Zhana Xuereb with Maria Mifsud, is the story of the little girl with a big smile who captured the hearts of a nation.  The story of her life and struggle with one of the rarest...

Chris Holm takes an interesting spin on the anti-hero scenario with his new novel, "The Killing Kind." Mike Hendricks was a soldier with a fiancee and a wonderful life waiting for him when he...

David Freed's first three Cordell Logan thrillers chronicled the former combat pilot and government assassin's struggle to adjust to civilian life. But in "The Three-Nine Line," Logan returns to his...

One of Malta’s contemporary song writer, concept creator and author Gerard James Borg said that the one thing creative people must not do is not to be afraid to pursue their goals. Having...