Reviewing Catherine Astl’s Mountain Mulekick, a Tale from the Moonshine Era
Catherine Astl’s Mountain Mulekick is a captivating novel. Using actual historical facts as well as some creativeness with fiction, she takes readers straight to the rugged landscapes of the Great Smoky Mountains. From the first page to the last, Astl’s paints a vivid image of the moonshine era in Cades Cove and Chestnut Flats. Astl […]
Lois P. Liggett Guest Post – Inspiration in Language
What inspired Lois P. Liggett to write Bone (& Body) Lessons: Culture, Measurement, and Language? People seek connections between past, present, and future. I was inspired to write this book to make those connections. The subject of bones is a hot topic for several reasons. Climate change is exposing the bones of our ancient relatives […]
Tanja Begerack – A Special Life: The Story of a Life Book Spotlight
A Special Life: The Story of a Life Immerse yourself in Tanja Begerack’s world, a life shaped by extraordinary experiences and a belief in the supernatural. From Tanja Begerack’s poignant childhood, where she first made contact with spirits, to paranormal encounters and near-death experiences, her extraordinary journey unfolds. These encounters have not only profoundly transformed […]
Love, Lust and the Pursuit of Happiness: Reviewing Charlee Rae Valentine’s Shameful Prowess
Shameful Prowess is a captivating story of love, lust, and the pursuit of happiness against all odds. Everyone has a different definition for their happiness, and for the main character Charlee, that means money, power and recognition. The author Charlee Rae Valentine’s writing literally sweeps readers off their feet. In this book, you follow the […]
Bone (& Body) Lessons is Educational and Enlightening (a Book Review)
Bone (& Body) Lessons by Lois P. Liggett is a blend of education and entertainment. As a lifelong learner fascinated by the intricacies of language and culture, I found this book very intriguing. It’s very unique, Liggett’s exploration of bone and language opened my eyes to the profound ways in which our bodies communicate stories […]
Inspired by the Improbable Possibilities, a Book Review
Linda E. Rawlings’ book Improbable Possibilities: An Entrepreneur’s Quest is a tale about the power of sticking it out and having that energy inside you to pursue what you want. And it’s not just any story, it’s a true story! Improbable Possibilities is a book about the world of Linda E. Rawlings. She shares intimate details […]
Holly Anne Mitchell – The Body Book Spotlight
The Body: Poems and Stories How do you stitch yourself back together after trauma, loss, grief, heartbreak? By inviting what is broken to become what is breathtaking. THE BODY is a collection of poems and short stories written in lyrical prose during the hardest moments of the author’s life. This collection explores themes of love, […]
Latoya Shea – From Sick to Healed: The Wonderful Miracles of the Turban Girls Book Spotlight
From Sick to Healed: The Wonderful Miracles of the Turban Girls Experience the magic of miracles and the unbreakable bond of friendship in this heartwarming tale that illuminates the incredible strength found in faith and the transformative power of God through prayer. From Sick to Healed is an endearing story of hope and miracles that follows […]
Clementina Busayo – Profitable Usherpreneur Book Spotlight
Profitable Usherpreneur: How to Start and Grow a Profitable Ushering Business Are you struggling to build a successful ushering business? Do you wish you had a guide on How to Build a Profitable Ushering Business–one that will help you serve the type of clients you want, and run the type of business you love? If you […]
Journey to Self-Approval: Exploring The Underlying Dilemma with Dr. Sonya H. Cha
The Underlying Dilemma by Dr. Sonya H. Cha explores the underlying dilemma within our subconscious, shaped by trauma, stressors, and historical backgrounds. She highlights the primary conflicts individuals face in living unconditionally within a conditional world. Living unconditionally in a world with external pressures can be challenging, in her book she makes suggestions on overcoming them, […]
Interviewing Renée DeVincent, Author of Twiggy and the Lost Socks
In the world of children’s literature where words and illustrations dance together to create magic, we’ve found this opportunity to be in the company of debut author Renée DeVincent, author and illustrator of the sweet story Twiggy and the Lost Socks. Renée’s creative journey was shaped starting in her childhood where a profound love for […]
Heartbeats of Hope: Interviewing Debut Author Darla A. Calvet
My Life in Stitches: A Heart Transplant Survivor Story is author Darla A. Calvet’s debut book, the story of her journey and survival in a matter of life or death. From triumphs on the ballroom dance floor to leading Blue Tiger Inc. in strategic planning, Dr. Darla A. Calvet’s life brims with accomplishments. She not only […]
Book Review 52 Pieces: a Manual of Light to Survive the Abyss of Trauma
Dr. Marina Kostina has written an empowering and enlightening guide for navigating the complexities of trauma, resilience, and self-transformation. 52 Pieces: A Manual of Light to Survive the Abyss of Trauma draws from her own poignant journey of survival and healing after a near-death experience. Dr. Kostina uses her personal experience along with her professional […]
Under My Pillow by Jennifer Ballow, a Magical Coming of Age Story
Step into the enchanting world of children’s literature with Jennifer Ballow, the author behind Under My Pillow. As the author of this picture book, Jennifer intertwines the magical innocence of childhood with heartfelt storytelling. With a master’s degree in social work from the University of Texas at Austin, she infuses her writing with a unique […]
Is Chicken Soup Good for the Soul? A Guest Post by Lois Liggett
This is an excerpt, plucked and pulled from The ROOTED TONGUE, an unpublished 1800-page word commentary by Lois Liggett. Is chicken soup good for the soul and good for healing what ails you? The etymology and definitions related to this phrase suggests this is so! This excerpt begins with fowl. Derivations are: ME fugel, […]
A Linguistic Journey, Decoding Norse Mythology
Lois Liggett’s professional journey is truly remarkable. With a background in geriatric rehabilitation consulting in Japan and a career as a retired physical therapist, she holds an M.A. in gerontology and a B.S. in physical therapy. But Lois’s interests extend far beyond her medical profession. Her fascination with language is evident through her three years […]
Chrissy Kanne: The Beauty of Aging
Aging is a hard topic for many people. People fear growing older, the thought of losing what makes you yourself mentally and/or physically can be scary. But, Chrissy Kanne’s book The Transformation of a Wildflower aims to dispel these worries. Aging is a beautiful thing, something to look forward to and embrace. Using wildflower symbolism, […]
Camilla Outzen Rantsen: Coming of Age in LA
Camilla Outzen Rantsen’s Guynecology is a captivating anthology, skillfully blending the realms of fiction and reality. Drawing inspiration from her own life, Camilla weaves personal experiences into the fabric of her characters and narratives. Within its pages, Guynecology has a diverse range of tales, ranging from poignant love stories to spine-tingling ghostly encounters, ultimately sharing […]
Learning Vulnerability and Authenticity with Rayne Lacko
Author Rayne Lacko, founder of SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) Solutions Pre K-12, joined us in a conversation about her writing and what inspires her. Rayne Lacko has written two books with themes of exploring emotions and the healing power of creativity. Dream Up Now is a non-fiction, journal-style book aimed at helping teens understand and cope […]
Finding Your Flavor with Lauren Doyle
Lauren Eichner-Doyle is the CEO of Getting Results and an accomplished corporate coach and behavior modification specialist. With vast experience coaching sales professionals and executives, Lauren is renowned for her unique approach to driving tangible results. Lauren’s journey began remarkably early; at 21, she was already a top behavioral therapist. By 24, she was heading […]
M.E. Tuthill’s Illuminating Exposé, Repo Madness
Welcome to this insightful interview with M.E. Tuthill, a retired financial professional, poet, editor, and the author of the groundbreaking exposé Repo Madness: A Simpleton’s Guide to the Street’s Wicked Ways. In this illuminating work, Tuthill peels back the layers of complexity surrounding the enigmatic world of shadow banking, revealing its metamorphosis into an uncontrollable, […]
Religious and Spiritual Journey, a Guest Post by Susan Bowman
My childhood home was unhappy… ok… it was terrifying. My father was an abusive alcoholic atheist and my mother was a harsh woman, angry at the Catholic Church. In an effort to escape this unhappy and confusing childhood home, I married young to—you guessed it—an alcoholic. After I gave birth to my son, my husband’s […]
Author Interview with Manja Lazarevic Rodriguez A Story of War and Innocence
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]What fact about yourself would really surprise people? I used to play professional poker for a few years How do you work through self-doubts and fear? I sit with it, feel it and talk myself step by step and then I just do it!!! What scares you the most? Lossing my family What makes […]