Life in all its beautiful nuances is truly sublime, where “words fail to capture the splendour before my eyes.” In Viga Boland’s Where Shadows Dance, John Boland’s photographs capture the subtle beauty of nature while Viga Boland’s poetry paints a picture of life in eloquent...

Anyone who has loved a dog (or any pet for that matter) and brought the dog into their home, their life, and their heart, knows the intensity of this cherished bond. We care for these furry friends as a member of our families and love...

Patterns: The Mystical Journey of an Ordinary Life is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, art, and inspirational writing subgenres. Penned by author H. L. Gaydos, this original and interesting work encapsulates the extraordinary experiences within an ordinary existence, where doubt and hope intertwine....

Time is a collection of poems by Vikas Parihar that delve into various aspects of the concept of time. Despite being an unseen force, time holds immense power, magnitude, and significance in our universe and lives. The poems describe it as a sculptor that molds...

Contemplating nature awakens our creativity and helps us develop ideas applicable to our daily lives. That is why, in Poignant Landscapes, Van Thi Diep shares a personal collection of essays, poems, and photographs focused on finding inner peace. She reflects on how landscapes and our...

Dr. John V. Wylie's book, The Evolution of Human Motivations, comprises two components: AI-crafted artistry and original written reflections. In the literary portion, Wylie explores areas like severe mental illnesses' link to primal social emotions and offers insight into our shared human condition through an...

Light and imagination are the two key ingredients to being a successful photographic artist. Raymond J. Klein should know. Documenting his life with the camera in his book, Imaginations, the photographic artist shares insight into his lengthy career behind the lens of a camera. He...

Raymond J. Klein's Illuminations describes his photographic journey in Milwaukee during World War II, sparked by his father's Kodak camera. Recognition came through the Milwaukee Journal, leading to a spot in Pictures From Readers and a $5 check. High school saw Klein as a camera...

I can remember as a child posing for hours while my mother took one picture after another, trying to get the perfect shot. She’d then spend hours in the darkroom processing her collection. The result was countless rolls of film, and countless sheets of printed...

Behind the Lens: The Art & Inspiration of a Photographer by Mikael Sundberg highlights Mikael’s passion for and amazing ability to share stories through his camera lens. The photographs in this book are stunning, and the knowledge he imparts is inspiring. This book's abundance of...