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Melvin Jules Bukiet, Strange Fire. Literary Fiction: Melvin Jules Bukiet is an award-winning writer whose work has been translated into six languages and praised by book critics in major markets across the country. (Chapter I, 15 minutes)

Twesigye Jackson Kaguri blazes new trail in education for 'poorest of the poor' in Nyaka, Uganda. A native of Uganda and now Interim Senior Director for External Relations and Development College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University, Twesigye Jackson Kaguri offers his inspirational success story of educating the 'poorest of the poor' in his hometown of Nyaka, Uganda.

Julie Powell can't take the heat, wants out of the kitchen for a while. Julie Powell, bestselling author of 'Julie and Julia,' comes out of the kitchen to talk about her memoirs and experiences with Hollywood at the 2010 American Library Association Midwinter Meeting.

Lily Renee enjoys the spotlight as the first woman in comic art. Lily Renee tells the story of how she broke the gender barrier in the 1940's to become the first woman in the world of comic artists.

Kurt Aldag: The Moral of the Story. Kurt Aldag, founder of the iReadNet video book tour and author news network, tells a little story with a moral and an invitation to authors everywhere.