Homeless to Hopkins by Christopher L. Smith, the Light at the End of the Tunnel
Christopher L. Smith’s memoir Homeless to Hopkins captivated me from the very first page. His raw honesty was what really allowed me to immerse myself fully in his journey. As someone who deeply appreciates philosophical reads such as memoirs, I found Smith’s writing to be very well done, the detailing of the hardships of his […]
Bone (& Body) Lessons: Culture, Measurement, and Language by Lois P. Liggett, Self Discovery and Connection
Bone (& Body) Lessons: Culture, Measurement and Language by Lois P. Liggett is a surprising exploration of self-discovery. I am someone who is often introspecting, and this book was like brain food. There is so much interconnectedness in everything! I found Liggett’s insights into the significance of skeletal bones interesting. It’s the kind of book […]
Achieving Mental Well-being, an Interview with Dr. Sonya H. Cha
Dr. Sonya H. Cha is the innovative author behind Unconditional Beings Living in a Conditional World: The Underlying Dilemma. A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 2011, she holds a Master of Science degree from Fuller Theological Seminary School of Psychology and a Ph.D. in Performance Psychology from Grand Canyon University. Her expertise extends to […]
Interview with Frank J. Plateroti: an Expert in Communications
Dr. Frank J. Plateroti has had a long and healthy career. He has earned his Doctorate in Education Research as well as his Master’s in Communication. He has been teaching communications for the past twenty years at William Paterson University as well. These courses have included TV production, media studies, as well as intra/interpersonal communication. […]
Exploring John Brown’s Literary Journey and ‘Why Not?’
John Brown has earned a multitude of rewards, including the Variety Club Lifetime Achievement Award throughout his career. In the literary realm, he has been recognized with an EVVY award nomination, named a finalist for Book of the Year in 2015, and received a 5-star Readers’ Favorite Award. In addition to these achievements, John has […]
Interviewing William May, Author of Once Upon a Crisis
William May was raised in Townsend, Massachusetts. He dedicated thirty years to serving in the United States Naval Air Force and subsequently retired as the Chief of Police in Townsend, where he served from 1973 through 2002, with his final 21 years spent as Chief of Police. Currently, he resides in southern New Hampshire with […]
Book Review Fortitude: A Quest Through Fear and Doubt
Click to read Gayle’s Author Interview Fortitude is a spiritual memoir. It spans a four-year period when the author walks away from her stressful long-term job and embarks on a journey searching for security and her destiny. It’s about breaking unproductive behavior patterns and getting out of her comfort zones. Some of her journal notes are […]