Category Archives: Books & Literature
Los Angeles, CA – Award-winning author, certified life coach, and nonprofit founder Tyson Pete announces the release of his highly anticipated new book, Courageous Love: From Survival to Sanctuary, a systems-based guide designed to help families move from chronic stress … Continue reading
Arlington, Texas – Renowned educator, editor, and award-winning author Linda Altoonian is inspiring young readers with her latest book, Gossip Goose Mends Fences — a tender, beautifully written story about friendship, faithfulness, forgiveness, and the steps to restore a broken … Continue reading
United States – At a time when division dominates headlines and outrage shapes daily discourse, author James Wynecoop releases The Death of America by Internal Hate, a powerful and timely nonfiction work that challenges Americans to confront a difficult truth: … Continue reading
Rodne Livdahl: Finding Joy, Imagination, and Meaning in the Miles Between
Rodne Livdahl has lived many lives, worn many hats, and gathered more stories than most people realize they are carrying. Opinionated, observant, and unapologetically human, he has always believed that life—at its best—is a collection of moments worth paying attention … Continue reading
“True freedom is not the ability to choose between a few pre-packaged options; it is the radical reclamation of the mind from the invisible structures that define our very reality,” says G.Roy Bristol. “We live in a world where many … Continue reading
For many readers, the story of Jesus has always been encountered in pieces, read across four Gospels, separated by different voices, timelines, and perspectives. A newly released book, The Life of Jesus: A Consolidation of the Gospels, offers something rare: … Continue reading
A growing number of individuals suffer from chronic fatigue, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), and dysautonomia—often without clear answers or lasting relief. In his new book, The Hidden Epidemic: Subclinical Adrenal Insufficiency and the Fatigue Syndromes, John J. Herbert, DC, … Continue reading
A Comprehensive Roadmap to Helping Your Child Thrive Academically As a parent, you want the best for your child’s future—but navigating the complex world of education can be overwhelming. In A Parent’s Guide for Educational Success for Their Children, Joann … Continue reading
New Philosophical Sci-Fi Novel By Erez Buchnik Challenges the Origins of Humanity
SMIRCH: God is Gambling to Survive by Erez Buchnik What if human nature isn’t flawed by chance — but sabotaged by design? In SMIRCH: God is Gambling to Survive, author Erez Buchnik delivers a bold work of philosophical science fiction … Continue reading
The First Romans By Lucas C. Wagner Before the Empire, There Was the Fight to Become Rome Long before marble forums, imperial legions, and emperors shaped world history, Rome was something far more fragile, and far more fascinating. In The … Continue reading
