Cynthia Conrad

Poems for the Long Journey of the Soul

What if autobiography did not begin with birth or end with death? What if the story of a life included people we have loved before, lessons carried from one incarnation into another, unfinished relationships that find us again and glimpses of worlds beyond the one we can see? Diane Skye…

Cynthia ConradSeptember 2, 2026

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A Tale of Transformation — Both the Magical and Personal Kind

What if the greatest magic isn’t casting spells — but learning who you really are? In A Witch, a Wizard, and a Princess, Joe Kulin offers a sequence of interconnected fairy-tale adventures that, at first glance, feel comfortably familiar: a curious princess, a shadowy forest, a mysterious witch and a…

Cynthia ConradApril 23, 2026

Audiobooks Fiction Recommended

Historical Coming-of-Age Tale Explores the Dawn of the Human-Horse Bond

For most of human history, horses have carried us farther than our own legs ever could. They have borne us across continents, through wars and migrations, and into stories and mythologies that define entire cultures. The partnership between horse and rider feels so natural today that it is easy to…

Cynthia ConradMarch 11, 2026

Listicles Miscellany

Stories of Weather, Warnings and the Cost of Waiting

National Weatherperson’s Day honors the science, skill and judgment behind forecasts designed to keep us safe. But history — and fiction — are full of moments when the warning was issued, the data was sound, and the danger still went unheeded. Not because people didn’t hear it, but because the…

Cynthia ConradFebruary 5, 2026

Children's Books Recommended

A Gentle Story About Change, Courage and the Butterflies That Help Us Grow

In The Turquoise Butterfly, Dale V. Atkins, PhD, offers young readers a tender, emotionally intelligent story about change — both the kind we anticipate and the kind that arrives without warning. Told through the eyes of a young girl named Victoria, the book explores childhood anxiety, resilience and grief with…

Cynthia ConradJanuary 6, 2026

Fiction Romance

Love Becomes the Strongest Spell in Ellen A. Roth’s “Ten Fingers Touching”

Fairy tales promise that love can conquer the darkest forces, but Ellen Roth’s Ten Fingers Touching invites readers to consider an even more tantalizing possibility: that true love might be the most powerful magic of all. Roth’s debut novella opens with a wager between Good and Evil — a cosmic…

Cynthia ConradDecember 18, 2025

Miscellany

A Reckoning With Grief and Identity in The Gratifying Relief of Being Forgotten

The Gratifying Relief of Being Forgotten by BK is a bruising and beautiful exploration of grief, longing, self-erasure and the persistence of love in its most destructive and redemptive forms. Moving between aphoristic fragments, longer narrative poems, typographic experimentation and a prose-poem sequence, BK constructs a world where memory, nature,…

Cynthia ConradNovember 21, 2025

Fiction Recommended

Haunting Contemporary Gothic Blurs the Line Between Fantasy and Reality

Have you ever read a book that you wished would never end? That’s the kind of book The Island is, and it’s a rare find. Written by Amazon bestselling author and filmmaker Kerri King, this speculative fiction novel follows the emotional journey of Mack, a novelist-turned-fisherman, whose sailing trip with…

Cynthia ConradJune 11, 2025

Nonfiction Recommended

Unlock the Mysteries of the Great Pyramid with a Cosmic Journey Through Time

The television show Ancient Aliens has been a source of entertainment for me over the last decade or so. Its mix of archeology, history, science and wild leaps of logic (“I’m not saying it was aliens … but it was aliens”) range from the intriguingly plausible to the utterly ridiculous.…

Cynthia ConradSeptember 23, 2024

The Black Pages by Antonio Ricardo Cannady

Nonfiction Recommended

Gripping Memoir Chronicles Triumph Over Turbulent Past

According to society, not to mention his own family, Antonio Ricardo Cannady had zero chance of making something of himself. Born into an abusive household in the ghettos of Orlando, Florida, he came up in the 80s with an entire generation of poor Black kids whose lives were shaped by…

Cynthia ConradAugust 23, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Satiric Novel-Play Puts Thinking on Trial

What do you get when you take classical forms of satire, Greek tragedy, theatre of the absurd, philosophy, wordplay and poetry and mash them together to comment upon the current state of life in America? Well, it could only be one thing — the unique and complex work titled What…

Cynthia ConradAugust 16, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Dante’s Lost Secrets Revealed in Historical Mystery

As anyone who has read the Divine Comedy will attest, there were people Italian poet Dante Alighieri liked and those he didn’t like. The former populate his Purgatorio and Paradisio, while the latter — well, let’s just say they are punished, often spectacularly, in his Inferno. His strong views didn’t…

Cynthia ConradAugust 6, 2024

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

An Expert’s Informative, Holistic Look at Dementia Caregiving

If you are lucky enough as an adult to still have parents in your life, chances are very good that you will eventually be providing some level of care for them as they age. Between the rising costs of skilled nursing and the inadequate coverage provided by most insurance, many…

Cynthia ConradJuly 25, 2024

The Prospected Family by Mike Ekstrom Volumes From the Void 1

Fiction Recommended Save the World

Darkness and Life Collide in a Supernatural Family Feud

Cynthia ConradJune 12, 2024

The Bulgarian Training Manual by Ruth Bonapace

Fiction Recommended

Heroine’s Satirical Self-Improvement Quest from Body-Building to Poetry

What do gluten-free communion wafers and arugula-eating snails have in common? Well, if you’re a bodybuilder, it turns out these are two powerhouse secrets to a ripped physique — along with other, shall we say, less conventional methods. Debut novelist Ruth Bonapace takes us through an epic workout of the…

Cynthia ConradJune 4, 2024

Nonfiction Recommended

Practical and Inspirational Guide Helps Artists Foster Creativity

Life is full of instructions, telling us what we need before we do something. “You need your coat, you’re going to get cold.” or “You need to be careful, you’re making a mess.” But maybe you like the cold and want to make a mess. This book will reframe some…

Cynthia ConradMay 29, 2024

Cynthia Conrad

Poems for the Long Journey of the Soul

A Tale of Transformation — Both the Magical and Personal Kind

Historical Coming-of-Age Tale Explores the Dawn of the Human-Horse Bond

Stories of Weather, Warnings and the Cost of Waiting

A Gentle Story About Change, Courage and the Butterflies That Help Us Grow

Love Becomes the Strongest Spell in Ellen A. Roth’s “Ten Fingers Touching”

A Reckoning With Grief and Identity in The Gratifying Relief of Being Forgotten

Haunting Contemporary Gothic Blurs the Line Between Fantasy and Reality

Unlock the Mysteries of the Great Pyramid with a Cosmic Journey Through Time

Gripping Memoir Chronicles Triumph Over Turbulent Past

Dante’s Lost Secrets Revealed in Historical Mystery

An Expert’s Informative, Holistic Look at Dementia Caregiving

Darkness and Life Collide in a Supernatural Family Feud

Heroine’s Satirical Self-Improvement Quest from Body-Building to Poetry

Practical and Inspirational Guide Helps Artists Foster Creativity

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