<p style="text-align:justify;">True Stories of Her Spiritual Awakening As An Atheist</p>

Profound Education and Inspirational Life Journey Enshrines Era of Inclusion

Borrero’s New Memoir ‘Beautiful Monster: A Becoming’ Published in Time for Transgender Awareness Week

Two Tickets to Paradise - From Cult to Comedy; A Memoir

Admiral Brett Giroir's New Pandemic Memoir Details Solutions to Prevent Future Pandemics

An honest, thought-provoking, and often hilarious coming-of-age memoir that celebrates Black identity in America.

A Remarkable Journey in Search for Freedom

Book Release TODAY: Sept 9 - 'Scars: Leaving Pain in the Past' by Keith Edmonds -
A raw, unflinching memoir about how one man overcame the scars of a life-altering, horrific night at the hands of his unthinkably cruel child abuser. The almost-fatal burns to his face happened when he was 1 year old, but at 43 years old today - and after eight years of sobriety and countless demons fought and slayed - he's a man who has been through hell and can now inspire and help others sort their way through their own personal trauma to find peace.

Leaps of Faith: An Immigrant's Odyssey of Struggle, Success, and Service to His Country (Foreword by President Bill Clinton)

Recent release "Boy 2 Man A Waha Story" from Ocklawaha, Florida, publishing author James Welcome is a great book detailing the author's life and how he overcame the streetlife and grew into the man he is today. Based on true-life events.

An unforgettable story of turning the thing that killed most of his friends, and almost killed him into a motivator to change the world for the better. In light of the recent opiate epidemic, this is the story we need.

A young woman graduates from high school, setting off on a journey through twenty countries. Two years of diary entries record her adventures, heartaches, and self-exploration. She forms new relationships, from around the world flings to friendships that last a lifetime. Fear and loneliness meet hope and amazement. From the seas of South Africa to the fast life of Hollywood, she confronts internal and external conflicts.

Sherry Cormier Describes How Grief and Bereavement Change Over Time and How Coping With Loss Can Lead to Hopefulness and Empowerment

A Story of Passion, Brotherhood and Relentless Determination Takes Readers on an Unforgettable Journey to Becoming Champions

Hidden Treasure: A Story About Life, Love & Almost Losing It All

Presales Start Today, On Sale Date is April 29

Colorado Springs resident and local businesswoman Linda Nations divulges her journey of recovery from a severe brain injury and how animals taught her the most valuable lesson of living joyfully in the moment.

A Small Window Into China's Soul

A Woman's Complicated Relationship with Her Hair Has Lasting Consequences

John Lipscomb and Adrianne Lugo will be at Left Bank Books on May 18, 2016 to sign copies of their memoir The Painting & The Piano.

Readers won't know what's fiction and nonfiction in trailblazing scholar's epic new book that seeks to challenge popular notions of truth

The Spring Local Authors Festival will take place on May 21, 2016 from 2-4pm in Orlando, FL.

Quianna is an Austin-based campaign professional and writer. She is presently an intern with the Texas Democratic Party and has worked with amazing progressive Democratic candidates like James Nortey.
Her paraprofessional experience is in criminal and constitutional law. When she's not on the campaign trail you can find her devoting her time family and volleyball, keeping up with political issues; catching up on Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder, and House of Cards. Running From Empty Shoes,

The mental illness ran deep in Sue Hoffman's family and her mother had no power over what would happen at any given time. Sue began to write. She discovered her writing skills and had a new rebirth. These writings would become THE WORDS OF MY LIFE.

John Lipscomb and Adrianne Lugo will be at Native Sun Clothing on March 24, 2016 to sign copies of their memoir, The Panting and the Piano.

Shannon O'Leary's tale shows that not all monsters are fictional.

Pamela Sherrod's new memoir details her relationship with the Davis family and her unintentional involvement in Sammy Davis Jr.'s major estate battle.

Author John Murray reveals his career has the head of a secret government agency

The Painting and The Piano, by John Lipscomb and Adrianne Lugo, is now available for sale in eBook, paperback, and hardcover.

Alexis Nicole White is one of thousands of millennials graduating from college in 2008. She is unemployed and inexperienced; trying to figure out what's next. But with the opportunity to relocate to Atlanta, she is off to fulfill her dreams.

Sarah M. Johnson will be at Beagle and Wolf Books & Bindery in Park Rapids, MN on September 19, 2015 at 12:00PM.

Sarah M. Johnson, the author of Life is Beautiful, will be at Barnes & Noble on September 12, 2015.

Bodhi Life: A Transgender New Media Artist's Digital Memoir is a world premiere exhibition by Ethan Bach, who has identified as Transgender for almost twenty years. Bach began documenting his life as young as eight years old through writings, photographs, film/video, and art.

Yassin Hall is on a mission to end the stigma of mental illness among disenfranchised families in urban communities in the United States and in the United States Virgin Islands. Hall shares her personal pain of growing up on a small island with a mother whose mental illness was publicly known. She is using her voice to acquire resources and help for the mentally ill in the U.S.V.I.

JJ Persis releases her first book from Archway Publishing- A memoir tracing her journey from Iran to Hollywood. Her search for love leads her to independence and a career in writing.

This memoir offers a no-holds-barred account of his band's rapid rise to fame and glory in the late 70s, their sudden dissolution in the 80s and their subsequent reunions

Indie press Dream of Things publishes memoir about the effects of multi-generational traumas, as told by a seasoned psychotherapist who has examined human vulnerability in its many disguises and has moved through it all with dignity and hope

International award-winning film maker and University Lecturer David Brady's compelling story enlightens audiences on how to overcome severe adversity, find peace of mind and prosperity in the second half of life in his new book, Aging With Dignity,

TouchPoint Press to release memoir, described as "a story of first faith and first love and how the two became almost fatally intertwined," by feature film producer and award-winning screenwriter Sean Paul Murphy July 2014

The book, Overlay: A Tale of One Girl's Life in 1970s Las Vegas, has been available for Kindle and in paperback since March 2012 and has regularly featured in the top 10 books of its category on Amazon, attracting hundreds of 5-star reviews.

Written in tandem, Walks on the Margins: A Story of Bipolar Illness tells the story of a family's journey through bipolar disorder, showing that people with mental illness can succeed in living fulfilling lives.

Newly released memoir Ink in the Wheels offers hope and inspiration for not only those who with disabilities, but all in a relationship.

Professor Keramet Reiter, an Associate Professor in Criminal Justice at U.C. Irvine came across Glenn Langohr's books about prison and asked for an interview. Glenn Langohr agreed on one condition, that she have her students read and review it.

New Memoir, published in January by Granddaughter of Romanian Historian Constantin C.Giurescu

Memoirist, Stephanie Schroeder Reveals Ravages of Mental Illness in New Book speaks with John Aberle from the Life Unedited Radio program.

Scott Stapp's tell-all memoir," Sinner's Creed," written with David Ritz, released on Oct. 2, 2012

"Leaving the Hall Light On" by Madeline Sharples is now available in a trade paperback edition from Dream of Things. Previously available only in hard cover, this moving memoir focuses on surviving every family's worst nightmare.

Winners Will Be Announced at the Eighteenth Annual San Diego Book &amp; Writing Awards, June 9, 2012

The documentation of the making of a Marilyn's Memoir Novoir has been captured by critically acclaimed, award-winning documentary filmmaker and founder of Odd Lamps Productions, Michael Wilson.

Book Has Been Nominated for Several Literary Awards, Which Will Be Announced in June

Award Winners Will Be Announced at the American Library Association Conference in June 2012

Gallup's Article "What We Do For Our Kids" Wins Second Prize
in the Neighborhood Blog Contest

It is a true account of a Korean girl, born during difficult times and a traditional society, fight against the odds. Someday it will come time to judge the weight of her life. For, now she must continue to follow her path.

We stand at the beginning of a new year - or a new relationship, a new job, or even a simple drive out in the country - and we imagine the road ahead, as if we could see clear and straight. A story of love and heartbreak. Final Drive by Shelly He

International award-winning recording artist, Stella Parton, well known for her trailblazing in the past, continues that tradition with the release of her new book, Tell It Sister, Tell It, by being the first country music artist to self-publish and