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“Balancing Dreams and Reality: An Inspiring Interview with Author Mark Howen”
Recently, we interviewed author Mark Howen about his new book: “Requiem For The Rooster”. Mark Howen is a writer and author who has recently completed his first novel. He has a strong connection to his roots in Colorado and the Western United States, but has also lived in other places such as Washington. Throughout his…
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An Enemy Like Me by Teri Brown – Book Review
Teri Brown’s historical novel, “An Enemy Like Me,” focuses on the life of a soldier named Jacob Miller in World War II. Teri Brown overturns the popular idea of a glorious war hero by showing the daily life of Jacob Miller before the war. The ordinary human conflicts of the American soldiers outside the battlefield…
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Interview with Teri Brown, Award-Winning Author
Recently, we interviewed author Teri Brown about her new book, “An Enemy Like Me.” Teri M. Brown is an author who was born in Athens, Greece, as an Air Force brat. She now resides on the North Carolina coast, where the peaceful nature of the sea inspires her creativity. Teri is also a wife, mother,…
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STARSHIP MALAYSIA: LIES THAT SAVE LIVES – BOOK REVIEW
Starship Malaysia: Lies That Save Lives is a science-fiction novel written by Keith Costelloe. The story is set in a future where humanity has expanded into the galaxy, and the crew of the Starship Malaysia embarks on a mission to explore a distant planet. However, when they arrive, they discover a secret that could jeopardize…
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DRAWN INTO DANGER: LIVING ON THE EDGE IN THE SAHARA – BOOK REVIEW
“Drawn Into Danger: Living on the Edge in the Sahara” by Keith Costelloe is a mesmerizing literary journey that beckons readers into the heart of the Algerian desert, where danger and intrigue lurk around every dune. In this gripping tale, Costelloe masterfully crafts a narrative that seamlessly blends adventure, mystery, and human emotion, creating a…
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Sociology of Disability – What you need to know
This article provides an overview of how the study of disability came to be including the ever-evolving field of Sociology of Disability in the United States. It explains the two main perspectives of disability and delves deeper into more nuanced paradigms. Finally, this article takes a closer look at disability rights movements that are relevant…