The pandemic reinforced our lack of control over many aspects of life. If we could accept that reality and learn to go with the flow, perceiving unexpected moments as challenges rather than catastrophes would allow us to experience more enjoyment in life and an enhanced sense of well-being.
Frank Heller has published biographical and exhibition catalogs on American and European artists, some of which are housed in the Smithsonian Institution Libraries in Washington, D.C. He was a hospital corpsman in the US Navy during the early years of the Vietnam War.
To write The Secret Empress, he drew on his thirty years of experience working in and traveling to China in the import business. Mr. Heller resides in Beverly Hills, where he is hard at work on his next thriller.
To write The Secret Empress, he drew on his thirty years of experience working in and traveling to China in the import business. Mr. Heller resides in Beverly Hills, where he is hard at work on his next thriller.
Writing can be mentally exhausting on its own, but it can even go beyond. Writer’s burnout is the feeling of severe exhaustion and depletion. And to tell you the truth, it is not a pleasant feeling. You can feel empty as you are out of inspiration and motivation.
Overcoming Adversity is a personal and intriguing story that highlights how to successfully cope with the inevitable barriers and obstacles of life. Nelson Fowlkes narrates the story through insightful strategies and tactics that were effectively utilized on his journey.
Erin finds true purpose as she courageously steps forward to share what she learns from life and consciousness-altering experiences. A diagnosis of ovarian cancer at thirty-one throws Erin’s body into crisis but it becomes a time of enlightenment for her soul. As she faces The Beast head-on she uses her journals as a form of therapy and through the process of fearless self-disclosure her true purpose begins to awaken from within.
Rosella Calauti, author and a teacher in New York discovered her passion for education and writing after changing careers. She was inspired by her Teens and Tots students and her new nephew.
She has dedicated her life to helping children and hopes to encourage reading. She obtained her M.A.T. from Manhattanville College and a Masters in Humanistic and Multicultural Education at SUNY New Paltz. Previously, she graduated with degrees in art and fashion merchandising. She welcomes your emails at [email protected].
She has dedicated her life to helping children and hopes to encourage reading. She obtained her M.A.T. from Manhattanville College and a Masters in Humanistic and Multicultural Education at SUNY New Paltz. Previously, she graduated with degrees in art and fashion merchandising. She welcomes your emails at [email protected].
Real Prison Real Freedom tells the heartbreaking life story and inspiring change of the notorious Texas inmate Rickie Smith during time of major upheaval within the Department of Corrections itself.
In the words of Warden, Dr. Keith Price, “People that wind up in prison, inmates, generally are society’s rejects. They’ve been unable to do the things other people do to make life a success, whether it’s because of an abusive parent, addiction to some substance, stupidity, being unable to read or write, they’ve been failures and have chosen alternate means, that is crime.”
In the words of Warden, Dr. Keith Price, “People that wind up in prison, inmates, generally are society’s rejects. They’ve been unable to do the things other people do to make life a success, whether it’s because of an abusive parent, addiction to some substance, stupidity, being unable to read or write, they’ve been failures and have chosen alternate means, that is crime.”
Dr. Carolyn Nooks Teague holds a doctorate in Educational Leadership with a focus on Brain-Compatible-Learning. She is a retired elementary teacher who has taught for thirty years in the public and private schools of Cincinnati and Chicago. In addition to teaching in the elementary grades, Dr. Teague was a preschool director and college adjunct professor. She presently enjoys tutoring and practicing sensory-integrated vision therapy.
Dr. Teague was introduced to the Hidden Disability, Vision Dysfunction, and the therapy used to treat it during her years of teaching in Chicago with the Woodlawn
Dr. Teague was introduced to the Hidden Disability, Vision Dysfunction, and the therapy used to treat it during her years of teaching in Chicago with the Woodlawn
Margaret Jackson Moschak has spent most of her life studying people – whether employed as a secretary in a welfare office, teaching in high school, encouraging young students to love reading, working in local politics, or managing an art exhibiting group and always searching out why people interact as they do with one another.
Ms. Moschak earned an M.A. at the State University of New York at Albany.
Part of a very large family of northern New York, she now lives in Ithaca, New York, where she is a Taoist Tai Chi instructor. She has three sons, a daughter, and five grandchildren.
Ms. Moschak earned an M.A. at the State University of New York at Albany.
Part of a very large family of northern New York, she now lives in Ithaca, New York, where she is a Taoist Tai Chi instructor. She has three sons, a daughter, and five grandchildren.
There is no question why character development is one of the most focal points of a novel. Characters are the main factor that creates a bond with the readers. Readers can connect and relate to your story through the eyes of your readers. In other words, they are the ones that give life to the world you’ve created. If you are an avid reader, you know how much you feel for the characters. They give you a reason why you should finish a book. What will happen to the main character? Will they prevail. All these questions are rooted in your connection to the characters.