Mary Dixon is a talented poet. Her words grace the pages of her book. Through Eyes Of Faith. She successfully expresses her faith in a way I cannot. The first poem in her book is my favorite, Can You Imagine? The poem asks us to...

Crabtree offers thanks to his mother and dad in Parents. He recognizes the sacrifices they made for him. He acknowledges the way they stood behind him. “And my life, the person I have become, is your only reward.” What Desires speaks of intimacy, of the physical...

Music of the Alamo is an awe-inspiring book, and the CD that comes with it is like icing on the cake.  William R. Chemerka and Allen J. Wiener have thoroughly researched the era.  The photographs are amazing.  In the Introduction, Phil Collins calls himself “An...

Anthony Alfred has written Voices from a Black Mask and A Lost Soul: A Collection of Poems and Motivational Articles. “Nothing but Words on Paper” has only 74 pages. It is concisely written, and it is poignant. Alfred acknowledges that his writing is simply words...

Life in the south is different.  Time seems to move a little slower.  The tea is a lot sweeter.  The birds sing a loud clear song while the smell of honeysuckle lingers in the air. I have always lived in upper south, never in the deep...

Writing is an outlet for many authors, including Arthienyer L. Fraser.  She shares her views and outlook on the world he lives in.  A variety of topics is poetically covered.  “Love” is a delightful look the seasons in the arms of someone you love.  The...

I  was pleasantly captivated by New Leaf. Making our world much safer for air, water, and weather too. It is a beautiful and thought- provoking way of expressing our need to care for our environment.  As a child, I loved to lie on my back and watch the...

Loretta Pitilli speaks from the depth of her soul, sharing her experiences throughout her lifetime. She successfully shares her memories and emotions. One of the first things I grasped when I read Creating Our Pilgrimage was Pitilli’s appreciation of life; this is evident in her...