This month authors have reached exciting new milestones, from launching books to earning well-deserved recognition. March has been filled with inspiring moments in the literary world—let’s take a look at some of the highlights.
Publicity
A story of survival, resilience, and an unbreakable bond. Richard K. Lowy’s Kalman & Leopold: Surviving Mengele’s Auschwitz shares the powerful true story of two boys who endured unthinkable horrors, were separated for 56 years, and found their way back to each other. Featured in North Hollywood news, this book is a vital reminder to preserve history and stand against rising antisemitism.
Amherstburg resident Stacey Davidson has turned a long-held idea into reality with 15 Fishes, her debut children’s book. Inspired by a fleeting moment nearly two decades ago, her story is a testament to the power of creativity. Featured in River Town Times, Davidson shares her journey from inspiration to publication—and she’s just getting started!
Natasha Pritchett is featured in Kidliomag! Educator and author Natasha Pritchett shares her journey from teaching around the world to writing Carmelli & The Big Race. Inspired by her love for storytelling and her dog Carmelli, her book teaches kids about friendship, acceptance, and empathy.
Fantasy author Alison Williams, creator of The Witch’s Foundling series, joined Sherry Flick on Weekend Spotlight to talk about her books and the world she’s built. With four books released and a fifth on the way, her series continues to enchant readers with its magic and mystery.
Events
Maximiliano Moreno Sastre celebrated the launch of his award-winning short story, Ain’t No Way This Is Real, surrounded by friends, family, and supporters. The book, inspired by a deeply personal friendship, explores the challenges of healing after loss.
Tammy Gunn has been sharing Dancing Through Diagnosis at book signings in Moose Jaw and Mount Sinai Hospital’s Indigo event. She was also invited by Breast Cancer Canada to Niagara-on-the-Lake to share her story.
Through humour and resilience, her book reflects on life’s unexpected turns, from hot flashes to a life-changing diagnosis.
Reviews
Reader Views praises Know, Trust, Abandon by Gerald Mackrell, awarding it a glowing 5-star review! This thought-provoking book delves into life’s biggest questions, faith, and personal reflection. With a mix of curiosity and wisdom, Mackrell explores what it means to truly understand our place in the universe.
Overall, “Know, Trust, Abandon” is a thoughtful and inspiring exploration of the power of faith. Gerald Mackrell’s insights encourage readers to explore their spiritual journey with courage and trust, making this book a valuable companion for personal growth and reflection.
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Harbinger by Niah Bach earns a stellar 5-star review from Reader Views! This gripping fantasy follows an imperial princess plagued by visions of her kingdom’s downfall. As betrayal looms, an unexpected connection with a forbidden ally may be the only way to change fate. With intricate world-building, political intrigue, and a touch of forbidden romance, Harbinger is a must-read for fantasy lovers.
“Harbinger” is a beautifully crafted fantasy/intrigue that is a must for readers who enjoy these genres. Niah Bach has laid a strong foundation for what promises to be an enthralling series.
Reader Views Book Review
Richard K. Lowy’s Kalman & Leopold receives an outstanding review from IndieReader, recognizing its profound storytelling and historical significance. This gripping novel follows two boys trapped in the horrors of Auschwitz-Birkenau, enduring Mengele’s brutal experiments, forging an unbreakable bond, and searching for each other decades after liberation. A haunting yet powerful testament to friendship, survival, and the enduring lessons of history.
Richard Lowy’s KALMAN AND LEOPOLD: Surviving Mengele’s Auschwitz contains a story about Auschwitz’s horrors that ought to be remembered and retold.
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