Looking for books to inspire you start off the New Year on the right foot, full of inspiration? Well, we got JUST the book recommendations for you! 1- A Season in Lights by Gregory E. Phillips is a sublime romance about a ballerina and a pianist in NYC and thier carreers, how they met and... Continue Reading →
This book has one of the MOST BEAUTIFUL COVERS we've EVER SEEN! OMG!!! This cover is breath-taking. Like, you don't even have to read the book to start feeling it, just LOOK AT THE COVER! There is so much being said in it that you can take in the essence of the book, the combination... Continue Reading →
First impressions: Emily Zieroth made a fantastic job when it comes to the illustration for this children's book. The artwork is clean and visually easy to intake, or in plain English: it looks nice and it's simple. Winston The Well-Dressed Wombat - formerly titled "Wiggers - The Well Dressed Wombat" - is a short and... Continue Reading →
The foreword, written by the author, H. M. Gooden, is something beautiful, and gives the starting note of what promises to be an emotional literary journey for us readers, and we become sure that, by the end of this same journey we will see aspects of life that we might have ignored or not known... Continue Reading →
Exclusive Version For FREE The E-Magazine full of careers-saving tips, advices and resources for writers of the Twitter #WritingCommunity. In this edition, we interview two Best-selling authors, Marie Powell and Kevin Tumlinson, about how to deal with the publishing industry, the traditional and the indie self-publishing industry, along with secrets and methods related to querying, marketing,... Continue Reading →
This is the testament of the saying: "Never Judge a book by its cover". I repeat: Don't let the cover fool you, because after you read it you will come to one of two conclusions: 1- This took SEVERAL years to write. OR... 2- This was written by a literary GENIUS! The Rhythm of Life... Continue Reading →
First things first, the cover is something to look at, twice. Simple, yet full of texture and vibrancy it comes off as something thought-out and identifies the book. The second thing that I loved was the title: "For Poetry's Sake", both for the implication and the pun (I assume). Once you open the book there... Continue Reading →
Shadow Folk and Soul Songs is nothing more, nothing less than a rhymed revolution. A call of pride. A shout to remember the value and the strength of all Negroes, the African-American culture and a screeching appeal to the understanding of a nation as a whole. This short, very well woven work is powerful and... Continue Reading →
1 - You will save trees. A lot of them. Did you know that 80%+ of all the presses still manufacture books with virgin pulp? Yes, that’s right. By publishing your book normally, you are helping global warming escalate and motivating presses to keep on ordering the cut down of trees, for no good reason.... Continue Reading →
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