Nonfiction

Samples from The Situation Room

A history novel. It’s written by a high-profile author with interior images within the text.

Title page of the book 'The Situation Room' by George Stephanopoulos with Lisa Dickey, published by Grand Central Publishing.
Prologue of a book titled 'Center of the Storm' with text describing an early morning scene in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021.
Excerpt from a book or article by George Stephanopoulos titled 'The Situation Room,' discussing events during January 6th Capitol riot.
Pages from a book discussing the White House Situation Room, its history, and staff experiences. Includes a black and white photograph of a Hollywood depiction of a war room from "Dr. Strangelove."
President Johnson and advisers in Situation Room, examining model of Khe Sanh, with text by George Stephanopoulos; black and white photo by Yoichi Okamoto, LBJ Library.
Excerpt from a book discussing the White House Situation Room, its purpose, and its use during Kennedy's presidency. The text includes a description of its intended function as an intelligence management tool. It features a personal account from Char
Page from "The Situation Room" by George Stephanopoulos, discussing the history and development of the Situation Room in the White House. Describes origins, design, and early use during Kennedy's administration.
Text from "The Situation Room" describing communication after President Kennedy's assassination. Involves discussions about bulletins revealing his condition and eventual death. Includes dialogue between Hallett, Salinger, and others, detailing event
Text from "The Situation Room" by George Stephanopoulos, discussing DEFCON levels and military actions during a crisis involving President Nixon. Details include raising DEFCON to 3, military maneuvers, and strategic considerations during a geopoliti
Page from a book discussing Henry Kissinger's actions during the Yom Kippur War in 1973. The text describes early morning communications and urgent updates to the White House Situation Room.
Book pages with notes, interviews, and publication references. Sections include a prologue "Center of the Storm" and chapters on the Kennedy and Johnson administration. Mentioned authors include Henry Kissinger and George Packer. Various oral histori
Index page from a book listing topics and corresponding page numbers, mentioning events like September 11 attacks, Tiananmen Square massacre, and individuals like George W. Bush, Madeleine Albright, and Spiro Agnew. Note indicates italicized page num

Samples from Housewife

A social history novel. It has images throughout.

Book title page: 'Housewife: Why Women Still Do It All and What to Do Instead' by Lisa Selin Davis, published by Legacy Lit, New York Boston.
Book content page listing introduction and chapters on history and evolution of housewives
Table of contents and introduction page of a book. Contents list chapter titles including 'All Work and No Pay,' 'Let's Get Divorced,' and 'The Devalued Housewife.' Introduction titled 'Happy Wife, Happy Life' with quotes by Alana Joblin Ain and Jess
Book page with text discussing women's labor, housewife archetype, and societal roles, followed by 'Part I' on the right.
Page from a book titled 'Chapter 1: The History of "Housewife"'. It describes Martine's unexpected life as a housewife despite her working-class roots and career aspirations, detailing her move from teaching English in Vietnam to living in the U.S. a
Page from "Housewife" by Lisa Selin Davis discussing cultural perceptions of housewives, with references to media portrayals and international headlines.
Book page discussing real and fake housewives, focusing on perceptions and roles, with references to reality TV shows and cultural implications.
Vintage wartime advertisement and book page. The page on the left discusses women in the workforce during wartime, emphasizing gender roles and societal expectations. It mentions 'Women must keep 'em rolling,' highlighting women supporting war effort
Book pages featuring historical text about housewife activism, including price protests and labor organizing, with an illustration of a meat price protest article from the 1930s.
Page with acknowledgments and citations from a book, mentioning contributors and references used in the introduction.

Samples from I’m Laughing Because I’m Crying

A memoir. Headings with non-English characters and a unique Contents formatting requested by the author.

Book cover for 'I'm Laughing Because I'm Crying: A Memoir' By Youngmi Mayer, published by Little, Brown and Company.
Table of contents with chapter titles and page numbers in a book
Book pages from "Youngmi Mayer" discussing identity, cultural background, and the influence of ancestors, with references to Korean and Western cultural symbols.
Page from "I'm Laughing Because I'm Crying" by Youngmi Mayer, discussing Korean comedy and family history.
Pages 12 and 13 of a book titled 'I’m Laughing Because I’m Crying' by Youngmi Mayer. The text discusses family history, focusing on the author's grandparents' marriage, hardships, and cultural context in Korea. It includes personal anecdotes and refl
Text excerpt from the book 'I'm Laughing Because I'm Crying' by Youngmi Mayer, discussing Western aesthetics, Korean culture, and social hierarchy. Pages 134-135.
Book excerpt featuring Chapter 12 'A Moment' with quote from John Steinbeck, East of Eden, followed by a personal reflection on literature and memories.

Samples from Dear Sister

A memoir. The part openers have art created by the author’s sister.

Title page of the book 'Dear Sister' by Michelle Horton
Copyright information and a poem in a book, "Tilde Dear Sister" by Michelle Horton. The left page includes copyright details, publication information, and disclaimers from Grand Central Publishing. The right page features a poem titled "Wild, Purple
Table of contents page with chapters titled "Before," "Homicide," "Groundless," "Clarity," "Collect Call," "Unkle Butch," "Red Flags," "Booth Visit," "Fever Dream," "Everyone Knew," "Now They Have No One," "Where Is She?," "Elizabeth," "My Sister’s S
Page titled "Author's Note" discussing the case of Nicole Addimando, known as "Nikki." It mentions her involvement in headline news, advocacy, and her connection to the #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter movements. Highlighted are themes of grassroots advo
Page from book with author's note and quote by Elizabeth Lesser.
A page from a book titled "before" with text discussing personal experiences in late August. The narrator mentions turning thirty-one, feelings of freedom, and family activities with a sister, niece, and nephew. The passage explores themes of single
Page 136 from the book "Michelle Horton" featuring Chapter 25 titled "Purging." The page includes narrative about someone's emotional recount of loss and legal proceedings involving a character named Nikki. It describes a heartfelt dialogue where Ben
Book pages from "Dear Sister" by Michelle Horton, featuring a courtroom dialogue discussing a legal investigation and testimony.
Page from a book titled 'Dear Sister' showing Chapter 51 'alive but still not free' dated February 5, 2020. The text discusses a difficult legal decision involving Nikki and the author's emotional reaction to the news. It mentions the impact on famil
Page from a book with text about a legal case and a poem reflecting on resilience.
Two pages of a book titled "Dear Sister" by Michelle Horton, discussing legal charges, a court case involving Nikki, and themes of struggle, surrender, and resilience.
A book page with text discussing themes of grief, sadness, and family relationships. The text includes emotional reflections on personal experiences with family members, touching on feelings of fear, anger, and loss.
Book pages 134-135, featuring text including a letter mentioning Dutchess County Jail and a narrative involving characters named Ben, Faye, and Nikki, discussing memories and family struggles.
Book page showing an epilogue, including text about characters Nikki and Ben and a letter to a sister. The page number is 322, and the author is Michelle Horton.
Page labeled 'notes' with URLs and author notes
Page with notes and resources list for understanding domestic violence, trauma, and related topics. Includes URLs and book recommendations such as 'No Visible Bruises' by Rachel Louise Snyder and 'Trauma and Recovery' by Judith Lewis Herman.