Guest Blog

Author Interview – Polio and Me by Ken Dalton

January 29, 2018

The year is 1943. A five-year-old boy wakes up. He cannot stand or hold an apple in his hand. The boy is rushed to his family doctor, diagnosed with polio, and taken from his mother’s arms to the contagion ward at the county hospital. Thus begins his eleven-year journey of surgeries, rehabilitation, and therapy so that one day, he can walk, unaided, across a stage and receive his high school diploma. While the boy struggles through his childhood, and in spite decades […]

Having “Your Bell Rung” – Bell’s Palsy by Dr. James Okun

January 26, 2018

It is time for James Okun to pick our brain and inform us on some important medical matters. You can show your support by buying his books or leaving a comment here if you like- Jeyran Main James D. Okun, MD is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Duke University and of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. He is the co-author of The History of New Innovations in Modern Medicine: New Thought and the Threat to Traditional Medicine […]

A Shift Toward Prey by Natalie Allison

January 20, 2018

  Publication Date: May 15, 2017 Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC ASIN: B06XKJMNND ABOUT THE BOOK: There’s a war brewing in the shadowed lands of the Fringe, a conflict that will match Shifter claws against Vampire fangs for the first time in two centuries. And it seems as if those with the power to stop it are only making things worse. For too long, a young, ambitious Jaguar-Shifter named Chiari Jhahn has been forced to watch her elder sister’s savage regime […]

“Star Bright” By Carole P. Roman

January 16, 2018

  Star Bright”  By Carole P. Roman Ugh, a one star review ruins my near perfect rating of one of my books. The reviewer didn’t get it. I put too much information in or maybe it wasn’t enough. The illustrations were poorly done, sometimes it’s too light, other times too dark. They want to know why I put a certain fact in, or how could I have gotten it so wrong, didn’t I research, they demand! Writing a book is a personal […]

15 Year Old Girl with Chronic Headaches: Case of an AVM Written by James D. Okun, MD

January 7, 2018

15 Year Old Girl with Chronic Headaches: Case of an AVM Written by James D. Okun, MD It is time for James Okun to pick our brain and inform us on some important medical matters. You can show your support by buying his books or leaving a comment here if you like- Jeyran Main James D. Okun, MD is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Duke University and of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. He is the co-author […]

“Ghosts of Our Past” by Michael Phillip Cash

December 23, 2017

I’m sitting here in my den, laptop where it should be (on my lap), and I’m watching my new (old) favorite channel – MTV Live. I grew up on MTV. It was Channel 29 for the first 20 years of my life and it was on 24/7.  Then, for some generation-killing reason, some corporate guy at Viacom decided to stop airing music videos, so they went full on into reality TV. I don’t like anything about reality TV, except a Tony Robbins […]

Michael Phillip Cash – Author Interview

December 22, 2017

Please tell us about The After House:   My version of a haunted house tale told from the ghost’s point of view.   Where did the idea for the book come from?   I was watching Maleficent with my wife and I loved that the story was told from the “villain’s” point of view. I had an idea about a whale-hunting ghost named Eli for a while. After the movie was over, I started writing that night.   Many of your books […]