What makes a great historical romance novel? We ask Clyve Rose, author of many a historical romance, fantasy, and speculative fiction. Her work is laced with the intense passion and curiosity for historical and mythological research. Clyve believes that love is the highest and strongest force in the world and that it only manifests when we are … Read more
Praised as a “ captivating, witty read that explores the sociopolitical climate in Kenya in an honest way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking” by Desmond Boi, Editorial Writer, The Standard and Citizen TV, Nairobi, Harry Harambee’s Kenyan Sundowner is Gerald Everett Jones’ eleventh novel. The book depicts Kenya and its glaring issues through the eyes of Harry … Read more
Some things are irreversible. The actual cost of technology and immersive internet is incomprehensible. You’d hope to not wake up to the world of 418: I Am a Teapot, a near-future dystopian novel by author Edgar Scott. It’s a world where people surrender their bodies in exchange for a virtual fantasy world of bottomless enjoyment. But here’s … Read more
We are chatting with the crankiness expert and author of the Mom’s Choice Award-winning The Last Surviving Dinosaur: The TyrantoCrankaTsuris about his upcoming book for grown-ups. The book is called The Crankatsuris Method: A Grownup Guide to Effective Crankiness and comes loaded with tips on managing cranky dinosaurs, small and big. What inspired you to … Read more
The stay-at-home orders have enabled us to appreciate our spaces or even rethink our home design choices. Do you agree that our personality types influence the choices of home decor? Author and industry expert Bert Sarkkinen may have some good reasons for you to believe they do. He’s seen Hybrid Timber Framing make a massive comeback … Read more
We can talk about everything under the sun. But body image issues, self-esteem, and self-care are still difficult topics of conversation, especially with younger teens. Patrice Brown speaks to women and younger ladies out there about confidence in her new book, A Fat Girl’s Confidence: I’m Fat. So What? Here are the excerpts from a … Read more
Kevin Groh’s The Commander: Guardian of the Utopia is set in a distant future, and a far-away galaxy reflects the harsh realities of our world today. Kevin is a gifted writer and a passionate gamer with strong morals and hard-hitting questions about life. After winning over his German fans, Kevin Groh is bringing his acclaimed … Read more
Intermittent Fasting For Dummies by Dr. Janet Bond Brill, RDN, FAND, LDN Dr. Janet Bond Brill, an internationally recognized health expert, and disease prevention specialist talks about her new book, Intermittent Fasting for Dummies that releases on November 17, 2020. The book is designed to make it easy for readers to choose the intermittent fasting method that … Read more
Are you working from home, struggling to find the balance between working and living? Do you have toddlers vying for your attention as you desperately try to meet your deadlines? Remote work is a new experience for many people all around the world. But it doesn’t have to be stressful. Learn to thrive while working … Read more
Can you relate to feeling the pressure to be someone you’re not? Author AmyLea Murphy explores what’s hiding behind a mask through the eyes of a teenager in her upcoming novel Fine. In this interview, we ask AmyLea what makes her so passionate about this topic and get some inside scoop of her soon-to-be popular … Read more