Wyatt Semenuk

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Screenwriter Spotlight: Follow Nora Ephron’s Influence Back to Where It All Started

The TV and film industry has seen more than its fair share of success lately. Have you been binging HBO’s talk-of-the-town drama, Succession? If you’re looking for something a little brighter, how about Apple TV+’s heartwarming hit Ted Lasso? For anyone interested in a little bit of both (or Selena…

Wyatt SemenukJune 10, 2022

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Author CG Fewston Gives Us a Peek Behind the East Wall in “A Time to Forget in East Berlin”

“There is no better way for readers interested in Germany’s history and the dilemma and cultures of the two Berlins to absorb this information than in a novel such as this, which captures the microcosm of two individuals’ love, relationship, and options and expands them against the blossoming dilemmas of…

Wyatt SemenukJune 6, 2022

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Courtroom Veteran Delivers a Murder Mystery Full of Personal Experience

As a former federal and state prosecutor, it’s no wonder debut author Katherine Burnette is brimming with stories to tell. “My dream was always to write a novel,” she says. To make this dream a reality, Burnette prosecuted by day and wrote by night, eventually resulting in her first novel…

Wyatt SemenukJune 6, 2022

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Norse-Inspired “The Relic” Takes Readers on a Hero’s Journey of Mythical Proportions

Almost two decades ago, Rick Riordan’s The Lightning Thief created a worldwide phenomenon, rekindling an interest in mythology among readers around the world. Since then, the popularity of mythology-inspired media has shown no signs of cooling off. From Sony’s God of War video game series to Marvel’s investment in its…

Wyatt SemenukMay 25, 2022

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The Horror Writers Association (HWA) Announces 2021 Bram Stoker Awards® Winners

As schools end, exams finish, the weather warms up, and people everywhere start turning their attention towards the summer, these same people will be eager to make up for lost time by catching up on book backlogs that have been building up all winter. Just in time for this yearly…

Wyatt SemenukMay 17, 2022

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Solve a Series of Murders in the Desolate New Mexico Desert in “Ghost of the Gray”

Junior Fish and Wildlife Project Manager Becca Olsen is desperate to save her wolves, her relationship and her job in the desolate New Mexico desert, but something is horribly wrong in the quiet wilderness. When the perky voice of the dimpled desk jockey fails to assure ranchers that their cattle…

Wyatt SemenukMay 5, 2022

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6 Books by Mexican-American Authors Perfect for Celebrating Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is upon us once again. This holiday commemorating the Mexican army’s victory over France during the Franco-Mexican War in 1862 is certainly celebrated in Mexico but is also quite an occasion here in the United States. We tend to use this day as an excuse to throw a…

Wyatt SemenukMay 5, 2022

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Fight for Faith, Glory and the Fate of the Western World in “The Secret of Etemenanki”

The year is 1187 and the Muslim forces of Sultan Saladin have just crushed the Christian armies struggling to maintain control of the Holy Land. As two great faiths continue to fight and kill for supremacy, the pair journeys from the heart of Rome, the seat of Christian power, to the…

Wyatt SemenukApril 11, 2022

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Hack the Future of Money in “Cloudmoney”

In his fascinating new book, Cloudmoney: Cash, Cards, Crypto and the War for Our Wallets, journalist and fintech expert Brett Scott presents the risks and rewards of a cashless society. Scott makes it clear that the reach of corporations into our lives via cards and apps has never been greater. Cash…

Wyatt SemenukApril 11, 2022

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Reckoning With America’s Past to Understand Inequity in Modern Times

Since its colonial beginnings, America has built and expanded its institutions of wealth and power: with wealth, first rooted in agriculture, comes power in fields such as politics and culture. That agricultural wealth, however, was created by Black people. White people reflexively used their power stemming from Black labor to…

Wyatt SemenukApril 5, 2022

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Martial Artist and Author, Fred Yu, Reveals His Secrets

Historical fiction is read for many reasons, chiefly among them is the escapism they allow. In author Fred Yu’s writing he does exactly that. “I want readers to put down my books at the very end and feel that they were transported to a world that no longer exists,” says…

Wyatt SemenukApril 4, 2022

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Sometimes Justice Isn’t Enough in “A Dangerous Man”

In this age of media sensationalism, we’ve all had our dark moments. When a heinous criminal gets off lightly with an unthinkable crime, how many of us have thought, as author J.L. Engel puts it, “the judicial system doesn’t give due justice to the kinds of people who commit crimes…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 28, 2022

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Opening “Pandora’s Toolbox” for Climate Intervention May Be Earth’s Only Hope

According to Wake Smith, author of the just-released Pandora’s Toolbox: The Hopes and Hazards of Climate Intervention (Cambridge University Press), “There is virtually no remaining scientific debate in peer-reviewed journals on the question of whether climate change is happening, and there has not been for at least a decade. Outside…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 24, 2022

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Life-Saving Research Vs. Intellectual Property: One of History’s Most Contentious Battles

Owning the Sun: A People's History of Monopoly Medicine from Aspirin to COVID-19 Vaccines (Counterpoint Press), written by journalist Alexander Zaitchik, tells the story of one of the most contentious fights in human history: the legal right to produce lifesaving medicines. In the book, Zaitchik lays the foundation by establishing the…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 23, 2022

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William Maz Pulls Back the Iron Curtain on Cold War-Era Romania

William Maz is no stranger to life under the Romanian communist regime. In his international thriller The Bucharest Dossier (read our review here), Maz depicts, in striking detail, the struggles and sacrifices endured by the Romanian people, in addition to the bonds formed and the incredible tenacity displayed in the…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 21, 2022

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Women of Color and Corporate America’s Clarion Call for Redefining the Workplace

In Deepa Purushothaman’s new book, The First, The Few, The Only: How Women of Color Can Redefine Power in Corporate America (Harper Business), she lays the groundwork for how women of color can redefine success on their own terms. For too long, corporate structures and cultural conditioning have made them believe that…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 17, 2022

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Screenwriter Spotlight: Follow Nora Ephron’s Influence Back to Where It All Started

Author CG Fewston Gives Us a Peek Behind the East Wall in “A Time to Forget in East Berlin”

Courtroom Veteran Delivers a Murder Mystery Full of Personal Experience

Norse-Inspired “The Relic” Takes Readers on a Hero’s Journey of Mythical Proportions

The Horror Writers Association (HWA) Announces 2021 Bram Stoker Awards® Winners

Solve a Series of Murders in the Desolate New Mexico Desert in “Ghost of the Gray”

6 Books by Mexican-American Authors Perfect for Celebrating Cinco de Mayo

Fight for Faith, Glory and the Fate of the Western World in “The Secret of Etemenanki”

Hack the Future of Money in “Cloudmoney”

Reckoning With America’s Past to Understand Inequity in Modern Times

Martial Artist and Author, Fred Yu, Reveals His Secrets

Sometimes Justice Isn’t Enough in “A Dangerous Man”

Opening “Pandora’s Toolbox” for Climate Intervention May Be Earth’s Only Hope

Life-Saving Research Vs. Intellectual Property: One of History’s Most Contentious Battles

William Maz Pulls Back the Iron Curtain on Cold War-Era Romania

Women of Color and Corporate America’s Clarion Call for Redefining the Workplace

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