In the Spirit of March Madness comes a read that is a must for any college basketball enthusiast let alone hoops enthusiast period. 'When March Went Mad:The Game that transformed Basketball' reveals the dramatic story of how two legendary players burst on the scene in an NCAA Championship that gave birth to modern basketball. CBS hoops analyst Seth Davis takes the reader behhind the scenes of one of the most watched sports event in history, The 1979 NCAA Mens hoops title game featuring the Michigan State Spartans and at the time undefeated indiana state Sycamores. Both teams led by soon to be NBA legends Earvin "Magic" Johnson and the latter Larry Bird.

Wray's third novel drifts between psychological realities while exploring the narrative poetics of schizophrenia

John Wray's third project entitled 'Lowboy' brings the reader into the world of New Yorker, Will Heller, a 16-year-old suffering with schizophrenia. When Will stops taking his antipsychotic medicine he wanders away from the mental hospital and into the subway tunnels believing that the world will end within a few hours and only he can save it. Meanwhile Detective Lateef and Will's mother are on the lookout for him.

John Wray seems to have put together all the makings of a good suspense book.

'How to make a million on the Internet'

During these tough economical times people are looking for all kind of ways to make money.

Entrepreneur, Businessman Ewen Chia offers a comprehensive guide to setting up a booming internet business and raking in million dollar profits.