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Behind The Skin Thief: Horror, History and the Boo Hag From the outset I wanted to begin the book with a bit of an origin story and a setting of the scene for what was to come in the main story, which is set in the modern era. Setting the start of the book almost…
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Where Consciousness, AI, and Time Converge: Calvin Engen on The Infinity Formula In this month’s Author of the Month interview, Calvin Engen discusses the unexpected moment that sparked the book, his evolving ideas about consciousness and AI, and why he believes humanity’s technological future also calls for greater awareness, purpose, and intention. The ideas expanded…
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Teaching Children to Embrace Change: Anna Maria Cervo on the Journey Behind Celeste’s Journey Sometimes it can be difficult for children to understand complex and profound concepts. Learning about the intriguing transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly can give children a relatable way to explore these ideas, ask questions, and better understand themselves. Anna…
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A Journey Through Huntington’s Disease with Hope, Resilience, and Love This month, we’re featuring author Corinne Brown, whose memoir Me, Mom & the Monster shares an honest and deeply personal look at caregiving, family, and living alongside Huntington’s disease. The book has earned five-star reviews from both IndieReader and Reader Views, a notable achievement that…
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Award-winning fantasy author explores pacifism, unintended consequences, and the living worlds that emerge when characters take control of the story. In this month’s interview, we speak with Peter Gribble about the experiences that first inspired the City of the Magicians series, his unconventional approach to fantasy storytelling, and the surprising ways characters can take control…
Motherhood & Moving Forward: Inside Waterproof Mascara Comedy doesn’t minimize trauma; it makes trauma survivable by giving you a different lens to view it through. Neroli Hajinakitas In this interview, Neroli opens up about writing through adversity and transforming personal struggles into comedy that resonates with readers. From the unforgettable “share house” to the truth…
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After more than sixty years in ministry and counselling, the author reflects on suffering, faith, and the healing power of forgiveness. After more than six decades in ministry, pastoral care, and counselling, Graeme Cann has spent much of his life listening to the struggles and questions people carry through challenges and tragedies. Alongside his wife…
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How one writer turned a lifelong love of words into her debut novel. Born in Paris and raised across Canada, Odile Rose brings a rich cultural background and deep emotional insight to her writing. After spending nearly two decades in the financial industry, she took a leap of faith to pursue her lifelong passion for…
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Moonbeam Award Winner Shares the Personal Journey Behind a Beloved Three-Legged Hero In this interview, Sasha Filipovich, author of Cal Has Three Legs, shares how her real-life rescue dog became the inspiration behind her first picture book. What began as simple, curious questions from children grew into a story about humor, self-acceptance, and approaching differences…
The Award-Winning Memoirist of Being Broken, Honored by the New York Book Festival, New York Big Book Awards, BookFest, and the Nonfiction Writers Association for His Unflinching Exploration of Trauma, Addiction, and Recovery …people suffering from NPD are victims as well. It’s not their fault that they turned out this way, but they are responsible…