We’re Talking About Books That Make You Help Aspiring Authors Become Professional with William Bernhardt Every author has the dream of success. Of signing with a publisher, of being a bestseller, of captivating millions with their stories, of living the lifestyle of a prolific writer. Few achieve that status, and even fewer still turn … Read more
We’re talking about Books That Make You Look At The Evolution of Civilization Through the Lens of Rising Cognition Humanity continues to evolve. Is it on an accelerating path of rising cognition? According to our guest today, the Darwinian process of evolution has given way to a fast and directed cognitive evolution, driving our … Read more
Do you remember your first encounter with this oldest form of literature? Poetry means so many things to so many of us. But we have author Debbie Monteggia who discusses the common thread in humanity, her own experience, and the power of “Tears of Change.” Here’s what Debbie has to say about her latest book, … Read more
We’re talking about Books That Make You Learn About Hidden Heroes While Also Teaching Children to Read At a time when division plagues our country, New York Times bestselling author Mark K. Shriver offers parents and teachers a handbook for gratitude, unity and healing through his first children’s book, 10 HIDDEN HEROES: A Counting … Read more
We’re talking about books that make you discover yourself while on an exotic adventure. Of course, books take us away. To different places, different times, to meet different people. The external adventure is often just the backdrop to the real story, which is the internal or psychological journey we take with the character. The … Read more
We’re talking about books that make you see the gritty world of gang life Gangs can appear to offer a way out. The allure of money, power, and social acceptance by a community lie a gang can be compelling, especially to young immigrants and people living in places like inner cities, where gang life … Read more
We’re talking about what was it like for young women in the 1970s to succeed, with Renaii West What was it like for young women in the early 1970s to experience new opportunities, while confronting old prejudices? Why do school reunions force many of us to come to grips with our past and the state … Read more
We’re Talking About Books That Make You Learn to Love. And How to Heal Your Disappointing Love Life Love is the one thing we crave, need, and, so often, can’t quite hold on to. Even if we are lucky enough to find that elusive “true love”, maintaining it can be a whole ‘nuther story. … 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
We’re Talking About Books That Make You Remember Moonlighting Once upon a time, television was worth watching because of ground-breaking shows like Moonlighting. For those of you who remember, this show was a must watch, featuring the iconic Cybil Shepherd opposite a baby-faced Bruce Willis—yes, this was pre-Die Hard, and the show that catapulted … Read more