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What I Tell Myself First by Michael A Brown, Illustrated by Zoe Ranucci

What I Tell Myself First by Michael A Brown

Crucial life lessons and empowering personal affirmations for young children overflow on the vibrant pages of What I Tell Myself First by author Michael A. Brown, with illustrations by Zoe Ranucci. Unlike many other motivational books directed at younger readers, this book addresses both the good and the bad, presenting realistic, optimistic, and self-driving ideas that can help to shape developing minds. Beautifully illustrated with a clear vision of childhood challenges, What I Tell Myself First is an honest and original take on positivity and self-help for youngsters.

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2020-02-25T10:18:18+02:00February 25th, 2020|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

First Ever USB Multimedia Book: comrade calculator Quits Smoking

Part of self-publishing a book is learning, first hand, the trials and tribulations of self promotion. It is a fine line between working hard to make your dream come true, and being the guy at the party who wont stop trying to sell his product.

That being said I would like to promote what I am doing. Not necessarily to sell my book, though clearly that is my end goal, but instead to spread the word to fellow authors that there is another new and interesting way to self-publish YOUR book.

I’m releasing the first edition of my novel on […]

2020-02-21T07:53:35+02:00October 10th, 2011|Categories: Features, Lead Story|Tags: |

Tuesday Tells it Slant by Holly Christine

The structure of this novel might make a writer sit up and say, “Why didn’t I think of this?”  The book follows Tuesday Morning (her real name) throughout her life in a series of diary entries and real life events.  The book will switch from 2009 to 1990 to 1998 and back again.  It’s a great way to illustrate the timelessness of life – how old events are with us, almost as if they’re always happening in real time.  Tuesday decides to reimagine her diary as a way of reimagining her life – as if she can rewrite her real […]

2011-10-08T19:40:24+02:00March 16th, 2010|Categories: Book Reviews|

An Interview with H.S. Gilchrist: Author of The End of the World: Rise of the After Lord

H.S. GilchristH.S. Gilchrist is the debut author of The End of the World (first book in The Primordial Engine series), former Anthropology major turned data analyst. Nurturing a young nerd. Writing the adventures she dreams of.

Tell us about your book.

Broken Earth, dystopian future, an alien god bent on world destruction, and two badass chicks just trying to survive.

Why did you want to write a book?

It’s less a choice and more of a compulsion. I wake up and go to sleep with all these stories in my head and if I don’t write them down my head’s likely […]

2024-01-26T15:26:39+02:00January 26th, 2024|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |

An Interview with Dave Garrett: Author of Involuntary Flashback

Dave GarrettDave Garrett is a 1966 Ursinus College Graduate, majoring in Chemistry. He served in the United States Marine Corps as a Combat Engineer Officer with the West Pac Ground Forces, 1967-1968, and from 1970–1994 as a Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Primary duties involved Foreign Counterintelligence Matters – Soviet Union in the New York, Newark Field Offices and FBI Headquarters as a Supervisor of Foreign Counter Intelligence Operations. Following retirement, he formed his own Private Investigations Firm.

He studied the Russian Language at the Defense Language Institute, and figure sculpture and bronze casting techniques at the New […]

2024-01-25T10:40:39+02:00January 25th, 2024|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |

An Interview with Daniel Micko: Author of An Eighth Grade Gay-Straight Alliance

Daniel MickoDaniel Micko, a literary alchemist, transforms life’s quirks and societal complexities into captivating narratives. His books are like fine wine – best enjoyed with contemplation, occasional chuckles, and a touch of mystery. Join him on this journey of words and wonder.

Tell us about your book.

An Eighth Grade Gay Straight Alliance allowed me to step outside my comfort zone. I challenged myself with characters whom I didn’t know and had to look up details to understand. Currently, it’s my most popular book and it gets a lot of acclaim. In writing this book, I learned how injustice can hold […]

2023-12-15T15:12:19+02:00December 15th, 2023|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |

An Interview with Valentyn Bannikov: Author of Project Manager’s Handbook

Valentyn BannikovValentyn Bannikov is an established Technical Program & Project Management Professional and Scrum Master. He possesses highly valued and widely recognized industry certifications, including PMP, CSM, and ICP-APM. With over ten years of diverse technical and professional experience, Valentyn has worked across multiple industries.

His background includes involvement in both governmental and private construction projects in Latin America and Europe. He has successfully assembled and led teams to carry out extensive client projects within the IT sector, encompassing FinTech, EdTech, ecommerce, and travel domains. Valentyn, who was born and raised in Kharkiv, Ukraine, now resides in the heart of America, […]

2023-04-18T14:41:05+02:00April 18th, 2023|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |

An Interview with LaBrie James: Author of Hunted

LaBrie JamesHaving grown up in a small remote town, LaBrie James dove head first into reading and writing from an early age. Reading was a means of escape for the young LaBrie. Her literature choices have no specific genre, she would read most anything she could. As she creates her stories, she jumps into character and writes the stories from the perspective of the characters in her book.

LaBrie tends to write from both personal experience and research. Publication was a long journey for LaBrie, with barely enough money to feed her family, financing her book came with great sacrifices. Nonetheless, […]

2022-09-30T13:12:53+02:00September 30th, 2022|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |

An Interview with Lorne Kent: Author of The Point of Murder

Lorne KentDavid Lorne Harrison is a first-time author, writing as Lorne Kent. David was born and raised in the county of Suffolk, England and emigrated to the Ottawa, Ontario region of Canada in 1980 with his wife, Sandra. His career has been in electronic and software engineering but, now retired, David is focusing his energies on his new passion of writing crime mysteries.

He has been an avid reader of crime mysteries for the last twenty-five years and loves to watch crime TV series. His undying resolve to excel at everything he does and to solve his own mysteries, technical or […]

2022-09-13T16:03:45+02:00September 13th, 2022|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |

An Interview with Marc Remus: Author of The Chocolate Clouds and Winner of the 2021 SPR Book Awards

Marc RemusMarc Remus is an award-winning German painter and author. His books have received 20 literary awards and have been translated into many different languages.

Remus was educated in the United States, graduated with a BA in art and illustration from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, and lived in Japan and Central America for some years. He has traveled to seventy countries and visited over a thousand cities, of which he has painted about two hundred. His work has been featured on TV and in many magazines and newspapers in Germany, USA, and Mexico.

During his art studies […]

2022-05-31T08:13:57+02:00May 31st, 2022|Categories: Interviews|Tags: |
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