Authors shape the world with their stories, offering new perspectives, sparking conversations, and leaving a lasting impact on readers. Their journeys are filled with dedication, creativity, and the courage to share their voices.
This month we’re taking a moment to highlight their work, celebrate their achievements, and recognize the power of storytelling in all its forms.
Publicity
Tellwell author Richard K. Lowy’s book launch was recently featured on Vancouver CityNews, highlighting the powerful story behind Kalman & Leopold: Surviving Mengele’s Auschwitz. Hundreds gathered at Congregation Schara Tzedeck Synagogue in Vancouver to hear Lowy discuss the true story of two boys who survived Auschwitz—a testament to resilience, survival, and the importance of remembering history. The event brought together readers, historians, and community members, all moved by the book’s message and its impact.
Jamil Elias Kabalan’s thought-provoking book, Is God a Lie or Are We? Certainly We Are!, was recently featured in the Austin Daily Herald! 📰📚 Offering a deep dive into life’s biggest questions, this book challenges perspectives and encourages readers to explore their beliefs. A must-read for anyone searching for deeper understanding and thought-provoking insights.
Tellwell author Angela Gouglas was recently featured in the February issue of KidlioMag, where she shared her journey into writing. While she began as a screenwriter—starting with comedy—her debut picture book, Loud Voice, Quiet Voice, marks her first published work. This heartfelt story holds a special place in her heart, making its release even more meaningful.
Tellwell author Les Pobjie was recently featured in Hills to Hawkesbury for his incredible journey writing Whispers in Empty Rooms: Death Through a Glass Darkly, despite losing his sight to glaucoma. With the help of his family he dictated the entire novel over 18 months, proving that creativity knows no limits.
Awards
Tellwell author Brian McLean has won the Winter Pencraft Award in the Best Non-Fiction General category for Our Global Crisis!
This compelling book takes a hard look at the challenges threatening modern civilization, drawing parallels to past societies that failed to survive. From climate change to systemic societal flaws, McLean explores the pressing issues we face today—and the critical solutions needed to prevent collapse.
Annie Caboose has won Gold for Best Picture Book Fiction at the Kiddable Awards for her heartwarming book, Where is Love?
This beautifully written story follows Annie, a curious little ant, as she embarks on a journey to find her missing friend, Love. With a touching message about loss, love, and self-discovery, Where is Love? is a comforting read for children and adults alike.
Crystal Beach has been recognized at the Kiddable Awards, which also won Best Early Learning Picture Book for One Polar Bear!
Filled with lovable Arctic animals, One Polar Bear follows a homesick polar bear cheered up by visiting friends. The story introduces counting from one to ten while celebrating diversity and inclusivity, making it both a heartwarming bedtime read and a meaningful learning experience.
Reviews
Laura Dowling has received a five-star review from IndieReader for The Everyday Leader: Inner Mastery, Outer Impact!
A compelling guide to leadership from within, the book highlights how self-mastery paves the way for meaningful influence.
Laura Dowling’s extensive global experience and engaging, conversational style elevate The Everyday Leader: Inner Mastery, Outer Impact from a typical leadership manual to an invaluable resource for developing authentic leadership strategies at any stage and in any field.
-IndieReader Book Review
Rock Crush and Roll by Hunter Snow just received a 5-star review from Reader Views!
A sizzling romance set in the high-stakes music industry, where love and career don’t always mix.
If you love chick lit and have a weakness for steamy romances starring gorgeous rock stars, Hunter Snow’s “Rock Crush and Roll” is for you. The author deftly highlights the challenges and the euphoria of dating a famous singer/songwriter, leaving the reader devouring the book page by page, dying to know if it’s all too good to be true or if Tyler and Cary will get their happy ending. I haven’t had this much fun reading in a while. Five shining stars!
Reader Views Book Review
