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Playwright Juggles Twins, Career and Unexpected Illness

In this beautifully written memoir, Smile: The Story of a Face, mother of three and award winning playwright, Sarah Ruhl shares her decade long struggle through a medical illness that leads her to greater understanding and healing. After a high risk pregnancy and the birth of her twins she developed chronic…

Jennifer BlankfeinDecember 12, 2022

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From Police Chief to Priest: The Soul of a Fascinating Guy

Unless you’ve been around Madison, Wisconsin, for a long time, or maybe you’re concerned about policing in America in these crazy days, you’ve likely never heard about a former Marine and police chief who became an Episcopal priest. His name is David Couper, and he has a lot to say.…

Dennis HetzelDecember 9, 2022

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And It Suddenly Struck Him: ‘I Think I Can Write a Novel’

In an autobiographical memoir of sorts entitled Novelist as a Vocation (Knopf), the wonderous author Haruki Murakami, as his fans might anticipate, shares his love for baseball and describes his experience as a young man sitting beyond the outfield fence smelling the grass, admiring the sparkling blue sky and sipping…

Darryl OliverDecember 6, 2022

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Q&A With Linda Ronstadt: Unique Memoir Addresses Heritage, Immigration and Food

Linda Ronstadt’s latest offering began as a group cookbook. Thankfully, Feels Like Home: A Song for the Sonoran Borderlands (Heyday) morphed into a profoundly moving and visceral memoir and travelog, rooted in place, family heritage, history, and, yes, food. Co-written with New York Times editor Lawrence Downes, Feels Like Home explores…

Susan BaileyNovember 14, 2022

Author John Cammidge

John survived a demanding childhood in Yorkshire, England, and went on to become a very successful Human Resources executive. At the age of 35 he was relocated to the United States by his employer (Bank of America) and subsequently became a U.S. citizen. He worked for Stanford University and the…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Larry Daniel

Mr. Daniel received his firefighting credentials from the Fire Academy in Camden, AR and attended paramedic school at Springdale Memorial Hospital, in Springdale, AR, where he also served as an instructor in both advanced cardiac life support and advanced trauma life support. He gained a licensure in invasive cardiology…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

David P. Wichman

David Wichman is an author, speaker, sexual healer and entrepreneur who is respected and well-known all over the world to those who seek to live free of stigma, shame, and fear around sex, love and intimacy. Raised in Fremont, California, David survived a childhood marked by severe neglect and abuse,…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Sue Nelson

Sue Nelson is a multi award-winning British science journalist specializing in space. She makes radio documentaries for the BBC, short films for scientific organizations and the European Space Agency, and co-presents the monthly Space Boffins podcast. A former BBC TV News science correspondent, Sue has reported on a number of…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

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From Carnage to Triumph: A Brutally Honest Tale of International Adoption

When the Bough Breaks: A Mother's Story of Carnage, Courage and the Triumph of Faith (Woodhall Press) is an inspiring, brutally honest and heart-wrenching memoir by Nancy Ferraro. She shares with us the profound depth of her commitment to her adopted son, George, who was a victim of horrors and abuse…

BookTribOctober 3, 2022

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Meet a Pillar of the Vegas Gambling Community in “Paul S. Endy Jr.: Las Vegas Gaming Legend”

Author Eric Endy had a front-row seat to much of that history and documents it vividly and thoroughly through the story of his father in Paul S. Endy Jr., Las Vegas Casino Gaming Legend. Paul Endy, a 1997 inductee into the Nevada Gaming Hall of Fame, made a name for…

Jim AlkonMay 18, 2022

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The Heart of This Great American Love Story Beats On, Generation After Generation

Theirs was an unlikely match. Isn’t that how all great love stories start? A Southern man, forced to rebuild his life after the Civil War, falls in love with a Northern woman with pedigree. It sounds like something straight out of a Nicholas Sparks novel. Only this story is real…

Kelsey HallFebruary 24, 2022

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Presidential Funny Business: Old Abe Had Plenty of Both Wisdom and Wit

It was in the heat of one of the famous Lincoln – Douglas debates in 1858 for the Illinois Senate seat that the Democrat incumbent Stephen Douglas accused Abraham Lincoln of waffling on his position on slavery, the most contentious topic of the times. At one point, he called Lincoln…

Jim AlkonFebruary 16, 2022

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The Flamboyant Life and Lasting Legacy of the Portrait Photographer to the Art World

Born in 1907, George Platt Lynes was a sickly boy who grew up during the era of Muscular Christianity, a social movement that promoted manliness and vigor. Fortunately, no one stifled the child’s poetic sensibility and love of beauty. George, while lacking in self-awareness, was destined for flamboyance, passion and…

Claudia KeenanJanuary 3, 2022

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Illustrated Biography on Literary Icon Louisa May Alcott Shares a Fresh and Lively Perspective

Little Women, a Civil War-based novel about the four March sisters and derived from the life of its author, Louisa May Alcott, has been a classic for well over 100 years. As a result, much has been written about Alcott, both for adults and younger readers. Biographer and young adult…

Susan BaileyOctober 6, 2021

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A Bedazzling Faith-Based Entrepreneurial Business Guide: “Blinger”

Businesswoman Angie Cella’s divinely-motivated idea compelled her to start her own business. Her glittering success culminated in her winning the Women in Toys’ 2020 Inventor of the Year Wonder Woman Award. The book, Blinger: An Entrepreneur’s Faith-Based Journey (Rosetta Books), chronicles Cella’s venture to create a product and bring her…

K.L. RomoOctober 5, 2021

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The Magic of Musical Passion in “This Was Toscanini: The Maestro, My Father, and Me”

Samuel Antek — first violinist with the famed NBC Symphony Orchestra for 17 years — captures what it was like to perform under Maestro Arturo Toscanini, who many consider to be the greatest conductor of the mid-20th century. In This Was Toscanini, his musical memoir published in 1963, Antek shared…

K.L. RomoAugust 17, 2021

From Police Chief to Priest: The Soul of a Fascinating Guy

Author John Cammidge

Larry Daniel

David P. Wichman

Sue Nelson

From Carnage to Triumph: A Brutally Honest Tale of International Adoption

Meet a Pillar of the Vegas Gambling Community in “Paul S. Endy Jr.: Las Vegas Gaming Legend”

The Heart of This Great American Love Story Beats On, Generation After Generation

Presidential Funny Business: Old Abe Had Plenty of Both Wisdom and Wit

The Flamboyant Life and Lasting Legacy of the Portrait Photographer to the Art World

Illustrated Biography on Literary Icon Louisa May Alcott Shares a Fresh and Lively Perspective

A Bedazzling Faith-Based Entrepreneurial Business Guide: “Blinger”

The Magic of Musical Passion in “This Was Toscanini: The Maestro, My Father, and Me”

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