Mi Negro Amigo by Robert E. Eliot is an insightful new analysis of the movie, The Hateful Eight, directed by Quentin Tarantino. Eliot attests to the creative genius of the award-winning film director Quentin Tarantino. Eliot brings a new synthesis to the movie’s plot that...

Mónica Esgueva discusses The 7 Levels of Wisdom: A Path to Fulfillment in this titular book. She starts with the lowest developed on her list and moves to the highest, citing character traits of each stage and noting the view of the greatest stage attained...

Hello Anxiety, My Old Friend: Harness Your Invisible Superpower by Natalie Kohlhaas gives anxiety a whole new, unique outlook. Kohlhaas has over twenty plus years as a licensed therapist and counselor working closely with clients with anxiety. She also takes us intimately through her eight...

In Bumpy Rides and Soft Landings: Stories of Coming Out, Flying High, and Not Learning to Play the Piano, James Pauley Jr. shares captivating stories and pivotal moments that shaped his personality from childhood to recent years. He writes about his struggles with hiding his...

Losing Dad, Paranoid Schizophrenia: A Family’s Search for Hope is written by Amanda LaPera. LaPera’s father was diagnosed with cancer. After going through the surgery, he left his family in search of a more divine purpose. He sends postcards from some of the places he...

Potty Talk is a short story by Valerie Allen that explores the little details that can make or break a relationship. While cleaning a restroom, Daine overhears two women talking about their divorces. One of the women, Iris, discloses that after leaving the courthouse, she...

Many of us lost family members and friends during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mourning the loss of a friend is never easy, and it became all the more difficult during the recent pandemic with the unique circumstances people found themselves in. In What...

With vulnerability and skill, Kathryn Abdul-Baki recounts her experiences growing up as a half-American and half-Arab including her desire to reconcile the two cultures within her in her memoir, Dancing into the Light: An Arab American Girlhood in the Middle East. Abdul-Baki was born in...

Lost and Found: Coming of Age in the Washington Press Corps by Ellen Hume is a stunning personal manifesto and commitment to making a difference where the odds are high. Ellen knows that as a woman, becoming a newspaper reporter in an industry dominated by...

Wallace E. Briggs shares his experiences growing up in England and the obstacles he faced in love in his book, Love Changed Everything. Briggs wasn’t born into material wealth, and his father was sick during the author’s life. Briggs imparts the difficulties his family faced...