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Bestseller in West African History
This non-fiction narrative recounts one of the worst maritime disasters in history, the sinking of Le Joola – which tore at the soul of a country. Patrick Wiley’s interviews with survivors and extensive in-country research revealed the shameful loss of life and incredible accounts of survival that form the heart of the book.
[Read more…] about Le JOOLA: Africa’s Titanic, non-fiction narrative on maritime accident
by Suzanne Parrott
Erler is currently working on her 10th novel. But her past also offers some interesting tidbits on how these works came to life: from trekking across Ireland to traveling to China. The flavor or her experiences shows in her writing, one that is rich with flavor.
[Read more…] about Interview with Peaks and Beyond Author, MF Erler
June 15, 2022 • 30 min
Evil travels through the ages via a beautiful object held in esteem by the rich and powerful as well as the poor and weak. How that evil manifests is as unique as the evil that the object’s owners can imagine. [Read more…] about The Pearl by Marco Lobo, Podcast
[Read more…] about THE FORGOTTEN ARTIST, The Story of Evylena Nunn Miller by Leslie Compton
What publishers seek in an aspiring author doesn’t just involve your book idea or even your writing. You need a book business plan.
By producing a business plan for your book, you’ll have done the work to prove your idea is, indeed, one publishers want.
[Read more…] about 7 Things Publishers Really Want: Book Business Plan
In the afterglow, the grid vanished, and Ryan’s breath caught in her throat when she saw what remained. There was Jean, walking through her living room just as she had imagined her. Except, this woman was outlined in a halo of blue light—a hologram with every living detail that had been Jean—when she was alive. [Read more…] about SPECTER ~ The Lazarus Project, A Paranormal Suspense Thriller
Where I’m Bound, a stunning and engaging Civil War novel, was the first novel (in 2000) to focus solely on the soldiers of an African American regiment. Throughout the war, more than 180,000 African-American men fought for the Union Army. Many were escaped slaves, others were freed men; yet all voluntarily enlisted for one cause: freedom. [Read more…] about Where I’m Bound, A Civil War Novel by Allen Ballard
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