by Deidra R. Moore-Janvier, Esq. “What is slavery?” This innocent question posed by the author’s child led the writer to compile an insightful and thorough journey through ancestral culture and history. Designed as an innocuous conversation between a mother and her child, the story the author provides begins as you might expect it to. A considerate …
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Attitudes, Beliefs and Choices: Are Yours Creating the Life You Desire?
by Alexandra Delis-Abrams Ph.D. Three factors influence our ability to create the life we want. Alexandra Delis-Abrams, Ph.D., illustrates these core principles all too well in her book, “Attitudes, Beliefs and Choices: Are Yours Creating the Life You Desire?” Reading this book is a capital “I” for insightful and inspirational as it invites readers to recognize …
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Stunning Children’s Book “The Tale of Tumeleng” Delights Readers
Author Ms. Ryke Leigh Douglas has published a children’s book, “The Tale of Tumeleng,” that is already receiving rave reviews from readers. Her work tells the story of Tumeleng, a young elephant who goes on a journey to discover the beauty and danger of nature and the importance of family along the way. Tumeleng lives …
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Guynecology
by Camilla Outzen Rantsen “Guynecology” is a collection of short stories about relationships, drama, and the random absurdity of everyday life in Los Angeles. Told through the lenses of a freewheeling narrator from Denmark, author Camilla Outzen Rantsen weaves fantastic tales that leave you entertained yet contemplative. Marketed as an “intersection” between men and women, …
The Queen’s Gambit: Captivating Story and Themes
Of the few works of fiction, “The Queen’s Gambit” is one of the few that captures the reader’s attention and holds it throughout. Due to its compelling story, complex characters, and weighty themes, the novel and its Netflix adaptation have become cultural touchstones. Audiences from all across the world have found inspiration and enjoyment in …
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Twelfth Winter
by J. Arthur Moore The book Twelfth Winter by J. Arthur Moore paints an enthralling and captivating image of Michael’s world. From the first pages, the reader takes in all the exquisite maps, drawings, and photographs of the characters that make this enchanting story come alive. The narrative follows a train arriving at the southern …
Peanut Butter in the Middle
by Stephanie Lombardi-Terranova “Peanut Butter in the Middle” by Stephanie Lombardi-Terranova is a pleasant children’s book that shows the struggles of being the middle child through the eyes of a young boy. Written in short, rhyming lines, the book follows the boy’s day-to-day routine and his feelings of being left out or overshadowed by his …
Women Talking: What To Know About This Year’s Best-Awarded Screenplay
Warning: This article mentions triggering events such as sexual assault. Readers should heed caution before proceeding. Many culminate the end of awards season with The Oscars. One of the night’s biggest winners was “Women Talking,” an American drama film written and directed by Sarah Polley. The film’s plot was adapted from the titular book, “Women Talking” by Miriam Toews, …
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Son of Light, Son of Darkness: Drow Heritage Unleashed
by Bob Perrill Long ago, the drow and sylvan elves lived in harmony on the earth’s surface. However, conflict soon arose and the drow race retreated to the Underdark found beneath the earth’s surface. Consumed by hatred and revenge, the drow developed into a vicious warrior species that valued domination and power above all. Northwood, …
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STATISM, It’s Recurring Cycles in Mexico and Romania
by Olga Magdalena Lazin In Statism, It’s Recurring Cycles in Mexico and Romania by Olga Magdalena Lazin, readers are taken on an incredible ride through history to learn about the development of state-sanctioned regulation. Dr. Lazin offers a comprehensive overview of how governments wield power and control their citizens, thus providing insight into successful and …
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