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The Sound of Patriarchy and Other Stories by L. F. Roth (Book Review #1410)
‘The Sound of Patriarchy and Other Stories’ is a collection of short stories. It contains a mixture of humorous and sombre storylines that make it suitable for all readers.
Read MoreThe Relationship Guide by Jacob Isom (Book Review #1409)
‘The Relationship Guide’ is a non-fiction self-help book about relationships and how much we struggle socially to keep them. The dysfunctions and lack of attention to the concept of maintaining a relationship are discussed in this book.
Read MoreThe Night Fisher Elegies by Dean Mayes (Book Review #1408)
‘The Night Fisher Elegies’ is a short storybook filled with reflections and verses that contain elements of personal and enjoyable tales. The book talks about faith, death, family and dreams but also explores the concept of self-reflect through short verses that keep you wanting more.
What I mostly enjoyed about the book was its approach. While I wasn’t a big fan of what the book cover looked like, I felt connected to the content inside. The concept may not be for everyone, but it is thought-provoking and interesting.
You find that the mind is provoked and you end up thinking about things after you are done reading. I recommend this book to those who accept questions and are open to a new perspective.
Written by Jeyran Main
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The Trial Show: The Resistance Rises by Konstantina P. (Book Review #1407)
‘The Trial Show: The Resistance’ is a dystopian story and is the first book in its series. It is filled with LGBTQ, romance, and science fiction. If you are into complex scenes and plotlines, this one is for you.
Read MoreWar Angel: Korea, 1950 by Mike Weedall (Book Review #1406)
‘War Angel’ is a historical novel dedicated to the nurses of the US armed forces who served in the Korean War, demonstrating bravery and strength. The book tells the story of these courageous women and their hardships. It also discusses how the Army would not accept men to serve as nurses.
Read MoreA Guide to Resources for Aspiring Writers by Moody Two Shoes
Writing is a challenging and rewarding pursuit, but it can also be isolating. Fortunately, numerous resources available for aspiring writers can help you develop your craft, connect with other writers, and grow your audience. Here’s a list of some of the best resources for aspiring writers, including workshops, writing communities, and online courses.
Read MoreThe Captivating Flames of Madness by Jeff Parsons (Book Review #1405)
‘The captivating flames of madness’ is a collection of horror, sci-fi stories that discuss drug addiction, pirates sail, pilots, hackers, and all sorts of the intriguing mind-boggling concept of storylines.
Read MoreThe Lone Leopard by Sharifullah Dorani (Book Review #1404)
‘The Lone Leopard’ is a historical fiction set in 1992, beginning with Ahmad, a 15-year-old traditional Pashtun, and Frishta, a 16-year-old women’s rights activist who is well outspoken.
Read MoreIf You Really Want to Help by Kurt Kandler
Good intentions are not good enough. Everyone wants to see extreme poverty alleviated, but too often, well-meaning do-gooders believe that good intentions and their carefully crafted solutions are sufficient. But poverty is more than just a material issue; the poor are more than a set of problems to solve.
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