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What Could Possibly Happen in 100 Days?

By Garrett Sweitzer|2019-07-09T14:12:44-04:00July 3rd, 2019|Nonfiction|

How did humanity arrive at the point where we could buy diapers from the palm of our hand? When did [...]

“Covert Cows:” Growing the Chick-fil-A Empire

By Garrett Sweitzer|2019-07-08T12:02:00-04:00July 1st, 2019|Nonfiction|

On Dec 31, 2012, Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A, stood on the 50-yard line of the Georgia Dome, surrounded [...]

Tall Poppy Review: Freelance-a-Lot with Dr. Pryal

By Camille Pagan|2019-06-18T11:53:52-04:00June 13th, 2019|Nonfiction|

Many people eschew the label “freelancer,” believing it projects the image of a low-level worker typing away in their parents’ [...]

Lace Up, Ladies: How to Turn Fitness into a Lifestyle

By Isabelle DiEdwards|2019-06-17T14:31:40-04:00June 11th, 2019|Nonfiction|

As an athlete, the daily challenge of staying motivated can become redundant and lonely. When I wake up I can [...]

CEO Bobby Herrera on Going Off the Beaten Path

By Jennifer Blankfein|2019-06-10T11:28:11-04:00June 10th, 2019|Nonfiction|

CEO of Populus Group, Bobby Herrera has had his struggles. Growing up in a Mexican migrant worker family, he was [...]

One Woman’s Brazilian Nightmare and Survival

By Anne Eliot Feldman|2019-06-12T09:57:09-04:00June 6th, 2019|Nonfiction|

In The Parrot’s Perch (She Writes Press), Karen Keilt offers a brave and detailed account of how she and her [...]

Pulitzer Winner Elbows Her Way Through a Male World

By Sherri Daley|2019-06-05T09:12:23-04:00May 14th, 2019|Nonfiction|

If you were already a fan of Pulitzer Prize winner Alison Lurie, this collection of her essays will make you [...]

Learning to Live While Facing the Prospect of Death

By Jim Alkon|2019-05-17T16:02:26-04:00May 14th, 2019|Nonfiction|

“Are you sure you read the right chart?” Anita Swanson Speake asks her cardiologist. “Are you Anita?” “Yes.” “Then I [...]

Battling Fears With Jekyll and Hyde Husband

By K.L. Romo|2019-05-17T14:12:08-04:00May 13th, 2019|Nonfiction|

Falling madly in love is a thrilling adventure. Happiness fills every pore. Colors are brighter, the air is sweeter. A [...]

Did Media Sensationalize, Mislead in Horrific Scandal?

By Jim Alkon|2019-06-03T07:34:48-04:00May 13th, 2019|Nonfiction|

Sensational headlines in the past decade from major media outlets showed that a terrible crime had taken place. Except for [...]

From Homeless to Billionaire: 18 Principles of Success

By Jim Alkon|2019-05-13T06:59:39-04:00May 8th, 2019|Nonfiction|

“I am a high school dropout with no higher intelligence than you. I came to a country with no knowledge [...]

Chronicler of Political Power Brokers Tells How He Does It

By Jim Alkon|2019-05-10T16:29:08-04:00May 1st, 2019|Nonfiction|

“Political power,” writes biographer Robert A. Caro, “shapes all of our lives. It shapes your life in little ways that [...]

Patagonia Founder Shares Lessons From the Edge

By Daniel Modlin|2019-05-13T07:01:01-04:00April 30th, 2019|Nonfiction|

Yvon Chouinard, the founder of the outdoor brand Patagonia, began as a blacksmith, eventually creating Chouinard Equipment Ltd., which mainly [...]

Talking to Your Mother Isn’t Always Easy

By K.L. Romo|2019-05-20T11:09:47-04:00April 26th, 2019|Nonfiction|

Mothers. At least for an instant, everyone has one. No mother is perfect, but some know how to mother more [...]

Freedom Fighter Turned Diplomat in Search of Peace

By Jim Alkon|2019-04-19T11:14:38-04:00April 17th, 2019|Nonfiction|

There are lives. Then there are extraordinary lives. A Dream for Peace (Dr. Ghoulem Berrah Foundation) is the personal memoir [...]

Modernism, Madness and the American Dream

By Claudia Keenan|2019-04-24T13:54:10-04:00April 16th, 2019|Nonfiction|

During the early 1980s, when Tom Weidlinger, author of The Restless Hungarian: Modernism, Madness, and the American Dream (SparkPress), set [...]

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