Privilege Lost by Joshua Elyashiv: a Behind the Scenes Look
Joshua Elyashiv is the author of Privilege Lost, a personal and poignant memoir that recalls his experiences and hardships throughout his time in prison. In our discussion, we aim to learn more about Elyashiv’s book. We do this by giving him open-ended prompts about his book, where we’ll discuss the process of writing it, as […]
Writing with Depth, an Interview with Rhonda Parker Taylor
Crossroads by Rhonda Parker Taylor is a crime thriller about a woman who’s involvement as a juror in a murder case turns her life upside down. Rhonda Parker Taylor is an author with many years of experience in business, management and teaching. She has a passion for research and has also discovered her passion for writing. […]
Does a Good Divorce Really Exist? Interviewing the Authors: Randi Burggraff, Justin Tash, and Bryan Levy
Going through a divorce is hard. It’s a draining situation to be in, financially, emotionally, and physically. Does a Good Divorce Exist? Absolutely! is a book aimed towards making divorce less draining. It does so by giving you the knowledge you need to approach the situation in a healthier and smarter way. The authors Randi Burggraff, Justin […]
Charting Paths to Success, an Interview with the Authors of Becoming Invaluable
In this interview, we go on a journey with the minds behind Becoming Invaluable: Dr. Terry Lyles and Steven J. Bowen. Dr. Lyles, with the psychologist and educator backgrounds, brings a wealth of expertise in stress management and life balance training. His expertise has reached far and wide, and he’s touched the lives of Fortune […]
Meeting Author Thomas Collins and Exploring His Book, Crimeline Hollywood
Author Thomas Collins has brought readers a new thrilling mystery to stay up all night reading, Crimeline Hollywood. Collins’ journey as an author began at age ten, with the publication of his first book, The Adventures of Tom and Rom. Later in life, he found himself stepping into the corporate world as a communications director […]
Identity, Nostalgia, and Music: A Conversation with David Armillei, Author of Growing Up the Antichrist
In this interview, we encounter a new facet of debut author David Armillei’s creativity in his poetic memoir, Growing Up the Antichrist: An Experimental Memoir. David Armillei, has had a presence in law, documentary production, and the world of music, and has now published his first book. Within the pages of this unique collection, Armillei […]
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 […]
Interviewing Debut Author Renée DeVincent, Newly Released Twiggy and the Lost Socks
Today we dive into the imaginative world created by talented author and illustrator, Renée DeVincent. Twiggy and the Lost Socks is a charming story, both in written word and illustration. The themes of the story and the vibrant illustrations are the focal points of our conversation. Renée explains how this theme is infused into the illustrations. Through […]
Never Again Still Means Never Again, a Call to Action by Michael S. Gutter
Michael S. Gutter is the author of Never Again Still MEANS Never Again, a brutally honest book addressing hate groups and discrimination. In this book you will find historical fact as well as opinion pieces and possible courses of action for the future. Michael’s message: enough is enough. Never Again Still MEANS Never Again is a new […]
Thomas J. Baechle Explores the Subtleties of Language in What’s the Difference?
Diving into the intricate fabric of language, Thomas J. Baechle’s What’s the Difference? navigates the often-overlooked nuances between commonly interchanged words. Driven by a pursuit of precision and clarity in communication, Baechle’s exploration stems from everyday situations with his children, igniting a curiosity about the subtle differences in word choice. His book not only explores […]