Writing Helped Save My Job by Mark Bierman

Writing Helped Save My Job by Mark Bierman

“I’m done with all of it,” I thought aloud to our empty house in the fall of 2010.

My wife and our two girls had gone shopping, and I was on a day off from my job as a correctional officer in a maximum-security prison. A position I’d held for over a decade. The years had been filled with a daily diet of violence, personal assaults, disrespect, denigration, unfounded and underserved stigmatization inflamed by the media and Hollywood. I felt purposeless and discouraged with my profession. The “impenetrable” emotional armor that I’d foolishly thought would render me impervious, had failed, exposing the vulnerable human underneath.   Read More

Seoul’s Historic Walks in Sketches by Janghee Lee (Book Review #488)

Seoul’s historic walks is a beautiful book written in order to walk the reader through Seoul’s and its rich history. It is a retrospect of the forgotten city of Hanyang and covers 15 attractions is possesses.

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Death And Taxes – Tales Of A Badass IRS Agent by Mark Zaslove (Book Review #487)

Death and taxes is a witty novel about Mark Douglas, an IRS agent who happens to be an accountant. As he is carrying on with his merry way, his friend and boss, Lila, is killed causing him to seek answers and justice for her death.

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Bollywood Invasion by Ricardo Alexanders (Book Review #486)

Bollywood invasion is a fictional story about a boy going back in time and living his dream. John Palmieri finds himself as a prince named, Raj Scindia in India. I particularly enjoyed where Raj starts his own band. His attempt at gaining the attention and love of his girl was also intriguing to read. Read More

Well, Automate Ma’ Ride by Rod, A. Walters

Well, Automate Ma’ Ride by Rod, A. Walters

 

During the holy-grail days of automobiles around 1900, well before self-driving cars, Willie K. Vanderbilt II vroomed around New England in his expensive, souped-up car. Back then, all autos were expensive and souped-up. This rich kid even got a speeding ticket for his three-hour zoom from Newport, RI, to Boston!

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Asian Herbs by Sudhir Ahluwalia (Book Review #485)

Asian herbs, is a book regarding herbs, its botanical aspects and everything that a person would need to know about its historical, and medicinal aspects.

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Entangled Earth by David Lea (Book Review #484)

Entangled earth is a sci-fi novel about a high energy physics experiment gone wrong causing invisible intrusions from a parallel world. When Mia Green and her friend, Celeste are in Paris, things take a wrong turn. An attack happens and that triggers an interesting beginning for the story.

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I am Great Because I Believed it First by Brandon Richard (Book Review #483)

 

I am great because I believed it first is a motivational non-fiction book, targeted at awakening the winner’s consciousness book. This short book conveys the message that success and the journey to achieve it is simply accomplished by the single decision of believing and choosing to succeed.

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Introducing King David the Messiah – Walking With God by King David (Book Review #482)

I was born King David, yet I didn’t know that until I received a rev- elation from God back in the mid-1990’s.

“He” took me through a long and difficult journey, in which I’ve grown stronger as a result.

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