Guest Post by Anneke Barnard: A Coming-of-Age Story through a Murder Mystery Lens
Murder Mystery. Not two words usually associated with a coming-of-age story. But that is the lens I wrote my debut novel Heaven’s Ghosts through. A story about a young deaf boy, Sam, growing up in a small town. He is ignored by most in his community. But he harbors an interesting secret–he can see and […]
Unburdening, a Memoir by Author Teresa Benitez
Teresa Benitez, an accomplished author, earned her B.S. from the University of Puerto Rico, M.S. from Stanford, and Ph.D. from the University of Florida, all in mechanical engineering. In addition to her impressive academic journey, she served as an engineering instructional professor for nine years. With one published book, Unburdening: An Abortion and Generational Trauma […]
Time Travel Through Millennial History: An Interview with Steve Jackson
The course of history has wielded a profound influence on the contemporary world. Studying the intricacies of the past not only offers valuable perspectives on the present but also enables us to conceive a more optimistic future. Embark on a historical odyssey with Steve Jackson’s Millennial History, traversing early world events to the intricacies of […]
Learn to Truly Lead: You Are Doing It Wrong by Richard Levene
I recently had the opportunity to interview Richard T. Levene, founder of Dignity Leadership Consulting and Master’s of Science holder in Leadership & Change from St. Edward’s University in Austin, TX. Rich has spent over 25 years studying how people work together and is passionate about leadership development and improvement. During our author interview, Rich […]
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. […]
Hometown Home Run, an Underdog’s Tale by J. Frederick Weiss
Author J. Frederick Weiss grew up in the vicinity of Lake Erie. This was a rural area with tight-knit, small town communities where people bonded via sports! He was raised by his blue-collar parents, and spent plenty of time fishing and working nearby the lake growing up. Hometown Home Run is Weiss’ first book, and it is […]
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 […]
Janet McCraken Author Interview Getting into Leadership Shape
2011 FINALIST WINNER Jennelle White Author Interview
<!–sc-shortcode-cleaner-clean-content-start GROWING UP, POETRY (For ages 2-7 years old although adults love the book also) . A beautiful book with a collection of 48 poems about the seasons, puppy, kitten, tree house, stars, ducks, and many more. One can experience the joys of childhood with whimsical pictures & poems. My book gives everyone a sense […]
Author Interview with Ed Beard Getting Into Leadership Shape
<!–sc-shortcode-cleaner-clean-content-start How many books have you written? Which is your favorite? Ans. => Just one book but my second book will be my favorite. What’s next for you? What are you working on now? Ans. => Staying in Leadership Shape About your book/s Ans. => Explore concepts that are critical to success in everyday life but […]