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L'Osservatore Romano In the twenty-first century, that a nun should publish a book about the women closest to Jesus Christ is no longer particularly surprising, even if the news might still make a few newspaper headlines However, that a religious…
POSTING Q&As WITH AUTHORS AND ILLUSTRATORS SINCE 2012! Check back often for new Q&As, and for daily historical factoids about books. On Facebook at www.facebook.com/deborahkalbbooks. Follow me on Instagram @deborahskalb. Regina McBride is the author of…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A crowd gathered at Woodmont Christian Church. They were ready to hear a story from someone who first made national news 50 years ago; Barbara Jenkins. "Yes, I walked across America in the 1970s," Barbara said, taking the podium.
Northern News Now '13 Moons’ brings Ojibwe culture and family history to young readers Robot helps Udac employees build independence at work Warm Sunday to become cool, cloudy showery Monday Duluth leaders, community members get hands-on look at firefighting challenges
I am a drained-out writer. Writing was the first dream I had ever known, and for a long time, it was the only dream I could truly call my own. I was never the kid who took school seriously. Growing…
What happens after trauma? How do we rebuild a life around something we never got the chance to understand or properly grieve? That question stayed with me while reading Rosie Walsh’s latest novel, The One Day You Were My Husband.
openPR.com "A New True to Me" Reveals What Happens When a Memoirist Questions His Own Memories Press release from: Getnews Permanent link to this press release: You can edit or delete your press release "A New True to Me…
By Shade Bannigan Davies What do you picture when you hear the word ‘author’? Maybe an older, brooding figure nursing a glass of liquor, or a young twenty-something, typing away in a café, dreaming of future greatness. Perhaps you imagine…
I spend so much time standing at the intersection of who i am and who i wanted to be that i forget to move at all. It’s a quiet kind of traffic in the mind. On one side, there is…
Author Charnté Young shares her personal testimony of hardship, addiction, and spiritual searching in a memoir exploring faith, transformation, and the rebuilding of identity. Rather than presenting her past as the defining part of her story, Young reflects on the…
