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How To Start Your Dream Business by Aung Thura

How To Start Your Dream Business by Aung Thura

A thorough resource for entrepreneurs looking to make their business plans a reality, How To Start Your Dream Business: A Beginner’s Guide by Aung Thura offers an impressive number of strategies that will help both experienced and new business owners. Thura deftly manages a balance of pep talk with actionable information, covering every facet of business, without overloading the reader with dry information. Most helpful are the four pillars of success – when combined with the three different business models to consider, the book covers the gamut of potential business needs, which will be useful to most every reader, even […]

2022-05-11T10:08:24+02:00May 11th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Toast: Short Speeches, Big Impact by Eddie Rice

Toast: Short Speeches, Big Impact by Eddie Rice Using a simple, concise, and witty writing style, Toast: Short Speeches, Big Impact by Eddie Rice is a comprehensive guide for anyone preparing to give a speech in public, whether in a professional or recreational context.

Not only focused on giving an expert toast, the easy-to-follow steps in Toast are also aimed at giving a speech to a variety of audiences, including weddings, retirements, birthdays, awards, and promotions. Rice gives the reader a fantastic 7-day writing system that starts with brainstorming, moving on to formatting for the type of speech, rehearsal techniques, and ending with a completed speech, emphasizing that […]

2022-05-11T09:51:32+02:00May 10th, 2022|Categories: New Releases|Tags: |

Every Awful Thing by S.E. Bourne

Every Awful Thing by Sophia Bourne

A collection of poetry and prose, Every Awful Thing by S.E. Bourne is written with verve and insight. Bourne creates a world wholly her own yet reminiscent of many great writers of the past who captured the plight of Middle America; Lucia Berlin comes immediately to mind, not just for the stripped-back prose and down-to-earth construction, but also in the way metaphor is deftly handled at every level of the narrative – a recognition of the beautiful poetry in the mundane things we do. The few flash fiction stories feel at home as well, with Bourne taking a poetic idea […]

2022-05-10T08:08:22+02:00May 10th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Discovery of the Five Senses by K.N. Smith

Discovery of the Five Senses by K.N. Smith

A clever novel finely attuned to the attitude, cadence, and emotional maturity of teenagers, Discovery of the Five Senses is a unique fantasy adventure that will thrill readers of all ages. The prose is rich with vivid imagery, with strongly visualized scenes that leap off the page, as well as an impressive range of vocabulary that will challenge YA readers, but not overwhelm them. A strong fantasy adventure with clever thematic foundations and a relatable cast, this is an engaging read from a debut novelist with a keen pen for youthful drama.

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2022-05-09T01:47:01+02:00May 9th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

An Interview with Frederick Douglass Reynolds: Author of Black, White, And Gray All Over

Frederick Douglass ReynoldsFrederick Douglass Reynolds is a retired Black LA County Sheriff’s homicide sergeant. He was born in Rocky Mount, Virginia, and grew up in Detroit, Michigan where he became a petty criminal and was involved in gangs. He joined the US Marine Corps in 1979 to escape the life of crime that he seemed destined for. After a brief stint in Okinawa, Japan, he finished out his military career in Southern California and ultimately became a police officer with the Compton police department.

He worked there from 1985 until 2000 and then transferred to the sheriff’s department where he worked an […]

2022-04-27T04:42:04+02:00April 27th, 2022|Categories: Interviews|

God’s Greatest Miracle by Jean-Michel Polyakov

A beautifully written religious journey, God’s Greatest Miracle: A Tale of Two Little Angels by Jean-Michel Polyakov is an elegant tale about two angels and how they made their way into Nouseum, the City of God. The Storyteller, our protagonist, comes into a utopian city where everyone is happy, and no one wants for anything. Here he must face the Archangel Michael who gives him the task of telling the story of the two angels to prove he is ready to enter Heaven. The writing style may be a bit complex for younger readers, but the reader will be rewarded […]

2022-04-27T04:36:59+02:00April 26th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Orientation of Dylan Woodger by Chiuba Obele

The Orientation of Dylan Woodger by Chiuba Obele An emotional work about experiencing amnesia and uncovering harsh personal truths, Chiuba Obele’s The Orientation of Dylan Woodger is a complicated debut novel that touches on difficult subjects.

The last memory Dylan Woodger has is from 2016, when he was heading to Hamilton College to begin his freshman year of undergrad. The next time Dylan wakes up, he’s being tortured – he’s been captured by the Utica mob, and he’s being accused of an enormous crime: taking $3 million from the head of the organization. A powerful drug has erased Dylan’s memory, and the year is now 2019.

The novel […]

2022-04-26T06:14:06+02:00April 26th, 2022|Categories: New Releases|Tags: |

An Interview with Paul A. Broome: Author of Clouds Float South

Paul A. BroomePaul A. Broome was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee. After receiving his master’s degree in literature, he moved to Mississippi where he taught at Alcorn State University, an historically Black college in West Central Mississippi. Now retired, he lives and writes in Alabama with his wife and black lab and crazy tabby cat.

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Clouds Float South is a collection of ten linked short stories loosely based on events from my life on the outskirts of Nashville, Tennessee during the fifties, sixties, and early seventies. Each story is narrated by the third born of four […]

2022-04-25T04:21:42+02:00April 25th, 2022|Categories: Interviews|
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