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Category: Guest Article
Destiny of Determination – Faith and Family By Cathy Burnham Martin (Book Review #1460)
‘Faith and Family’ is a historical fiction memoir about Hrant Gulumian escaping Armenia and moving to America. This is the second book of its series. It is about having faith and the love you have for your family. Survival is important, and you understand… Continue Reading “Destiny of Determination – Faith and Family By Cathy Burnham Martin (Book Review #1460)”
What’s in Your Armory? by MK Stangeland, Jr.
Suffering from writer’s block? Have you written yourself into a corner and don’t know how to get out of it? Perhaps you’ve already written the solution but haven’t realized it yet.
“Poetry Unleashed: Demystifying the Book Publishing Process” by LindaAnn LoSchiavo
Visit sites where readers congregate, such as Review Tales, and it’s obvious that novels dominate. There’s a belief that poetry is more difficult to get published. If you are a poet struggling to place a chapbook or a full-length collection, then this article will… Continue Reading ““Poetry Unleashed: Demystifying the Book Publishing Process” by LindaAnn LoSchiavo”
WHAT DOES AN ENGINEER KNOW ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH? by John Elliott-White
My mother often told me how, shortly before my fourth birthday, she found me hitting my older brother while he was reading – because I couldn’t. She set about teaching me, and I haven’t stopped since; books and learning have always been an important… Continue Reading “WHAT DOES AN ENGINEER KNOW ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH? by John Elliott-White”
Communication – Two Tales, Miles & Months Apart By Ann Göth
Tale 1 is from my book “Volcanic Adventures in Tonga” (website). Imagine yourself stuck on a remote South Pacific island, without the comforts of Western civilisation but surrounded by friendly Polynesians. One telephone on the island, the social hub. When walking the short distance… Continue Reading “Communication – Two Tales, Miles & Months Apart By Ann Göth”
A Few Words from Will Mullin
Writing has been an on-again-off-again hobby for me ever since I was very little. When I was about six years old, Dad set up a family computer. One of the first things I remember doing with it is firing up Microsoft Word and typing… Continue Reading “A Few Words from Will Mullin”
All about ‘Brother Broken’ – Cecile Beaulieu
‘Brother Broken’ is not a tale of woe. It’s not a romance novel, a how-to handbook, a travel guide, a pot-boiler, a sci-fi sequel or a fantasy adventure. It’s a Saskatchewan true story. A slice of history that’s not dark or depressing. A memoir… Continue Reading “All about ‘Brother Broken’ – Cecile Beaulieu”
An Interview with Jeannine Hall Gailey
What’s your favorite thing you have written? That’s a tough one! I really love the current series I’m writing of Cassandra poems, I loved my first book which I worked so long on, starting in my twenties and ending when it was published at… Continue Reading “An Interview with Jeannine Hall Gailey”
An Interview with Donovan Hufnagle
What’s your favorite thing you have written? All my pieces, collections, and books are like my children; they each fill a special space—I favor not one more than the other. How could a parent pick their favorite child? My first book, The Sunshine Special,… Continue Reading “An Interview with Donovan Hufnagle”
