Under Cover of Chaos by By Liz Wanic with Rebekah Wanic

“… a fast-paced thriller that plunges the reader into the morally complex world of a UN humanitarian mission in Bangui...a must-read for fans of thrillers with high-stakes political undertones.” – Kim McCollum, author of What Happens in Montana and Harriet Hates Lemonade A serial killer hides behind an …

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Sometimes we are left in a ruin state, but God is an artist.

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Why are there so many authors these days?

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3 Weird Psychological Tricks That Help Me Finish Writing a Book

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The Reason Why Publishers Rejected Your Manuscript – Oversimplified. So please add your thoughts.

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The Draft Delusion Cycle.

The Draft Delusion Cycle . Lets normalize something almost every writer experiences but very few people talk about.

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How Do You Know When You've Become a "Successful Author?"

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Shalom Barbie by Barbie Lavick Van Cott

I have been waiting more than a decade to read Shalom Barbie , and it was absolutely worth the wait. I devoured this book in just a few days and thoroughly enjoyed every page. What stood out to me most was Barbie's authentic voice. She writes with honesty, warmth, humor, and vulnerability, making…

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Honesty in Writing by Kathie Giorgio

Honesty in Writing  by Kathie Giorgio Many of us were taught as schoolchildren that the difference between fiction and nonfiction was the truth. Nonfiction was true; fiction was not true. Nonfiction was real; fiction was fake. This is a very simplistic explanation supplied during our more simple time …

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The Birth of a Widow By Kathie Giorgio

Book Summary The Birth of a Widow is an utterly shattering portrait of the sudden loss of a husband and a shared life that will speak to anyone who has ever loved or lost a loved one. In these poems of electric honesty, Giorgio explores how she struggles to survive her first year as a widow, using a…

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Being Pyotr Ilyich by Chris Nielsen

Being Pyotr Ilyich: Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later is a confessional spiritual memoir that explores the deeper meaning of human suffering, love, and creative purpose through the lens of soul memory. Born from an extensive process of past-life and between-lives regressi…

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The Purpose of Getting Lost by Tracy Smith

The Purpose of Getting Lost is a reflective memoir about identity, belonging, and the courage to question the life you’ve carefully built. As Tracy Smith enters midlife—navigating the end of a long marriage, children growing up, and a growing sense of disconnection—she realizes she has spent years …

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Dibs the Dragon and the Marshmallow Rescue by Ellie Moss's

Dibs the Dragon and the Marshmallow Rescue  by Ellie Moss's How does a bubble-blowing dragon make his very first friend? In the magical land of Lickitypop, Dibs the Dragon hears a tiny cry for help from the sticky syrup swamp and discovers Mooch, a marshmallow mole who is very, very stuck. With a …

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A Leading Lady by Elle Mott

Marie was born a girl. That was only her first mistake, according to her father. In an era when daughters and wives are not supposed to be concerned with matters outside the home, Marie is determined to prove him wrong. To do this, she must break down barriers placed on women in society, overcome di…

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