Hometown Home Run, an Underdog’s Tale
J. Frederick Weiss is the author of Hometown Home Run, a good-humored and endearing tale following the protagonist Murdock Nolan. The book is based on a true story, the life events of the author living close by Lake Erie. Anyone from teenagers to adults would suit this book, especially if you enjoy the story of […]
Exploring Worlds Through Words: An Interview with Vincent Czyz
Vincent Czyz is an accomplished author, known for his diverse body of work including a short story collection, novel, novella, and essays. His writing has been featured in prestigious publications such as Shenandoah, AGNI, Tin House, and more. Czyz is a recipient of two fiction fellowships from the NJ Council on the Arts, the William […]
The Ultimate Guide to Securing a TED Talk
Your online content is a reflection of yourself. It forms your unique “constellation” that shapes how your audience perceives you, and it’s crucial for your author brand. Before pursuing a TED talk, ask yourself if it aligns with your larger goals. Is it for vanity, or to contribute new ideas to your field? A TED […]
Fantasy Unlike Any Other: The My Myth Trilogy
Jane Alvey Harris is the author of the award-winning My Myth Trilogy, a psychological, young-adult fantasy adventure. The author has a degree in Humanities with emphases in Art History, Italian Language and Studio Art. She is a musician, an artist and writer in many ways, a true artist at heart. She considers herself a dreamer, […]
Speak No Evil: An Interview with Dr. Frank Plateroti
Dr. Frank Plateroti has been a teacher in the communication department at William Paterson University for the past twenty years. He earned his Doctorate in Education Research and his Master’s in Communication. Nowadays, his focus is his writing. At the time, he’s working on his East Clifton Avenue trilogy. Another noteworthy publication is his book […]
Dr. Brenda Shoshanna: Learn To Be Loving
Dr. Brenda Shoshanna is an award winning author and playwright with books translated into eighteen different languages. She writes fiction, non-fiction and plays. With her work as a psychologist, as well as her practice of Zen and Judaism, it comes as no surprise that her work is generally philosophically informed. Aside from her writing, she […]
Demon Esha: Fulfillment and Yearning
Mel Smith’s career began in elementary school: she has always had a burning passion for writing. For some, writing is freeing and the ultimate form of self expression. You can feel this in an excited author’s words. The Demon Esha Trilogy is a series of books that follow Rachel and her interactions with Esha, the Demon of Desire. […]
Doing HIS Time: Interviewing Author James C Vogelzang
For the past thirty years, James C. Vogelzang has dedicated numerous hours to engaging with and aiding those transitioning back into society. He is the powerhouse behind Doing HIS Time, a non-profit organization committed to extending practical support and compassion to those currently incarcerated and those reintegrating into society. James has written two books, Doing […]
Millennial History: An Abridged Look at America
Throughout the ages, history has continually held profound influence on the world we live in. Diving into the past offers us valuable insights into the present and guides our aspirations for a more promising future. Steve Jackson’s Millennial History embarks on an enthralling voyage through the corridors of time, traversing the early epochs of world […]
Rayne Lacko: Writing With Heart
Rayne Lacko, author of Dream Up Now and A Song for the Road, has joined us today to talk a little more about her books and what she loves about writing. She is an expert in social-emotional learning, having earned her Masters Social-Emotional Learning at Antioch University. Rayne also has a BA in Liberal Studies with emphasis in […]