A Young Author’s Dream: Solomon Donohu Aims to Share “The Legend of DJ Awesome” with a Thousand Kids LINCOLN, Arkansas – While many ten-year-olds are enjoying lazy summer days, Solomon Donohu is hard at work, driven by a passion for literature and a generous heart. This young author, inspired by […]
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Ever Daniells: From Burn Survivor to Published Author at Twelve The year is and twelve-year-old Ever Daniells from Park City, Utah, is already a published author. His debut children’s book, “Quillbur and the Lemonade Stand Mayhem,” hit shelves this week, captivating readers young and old with its quirky humor and […]
The Secret Ingredient: Bookstore Backlash Brews Up Triumph for Inclusive Children’s Book Hold onto your hats, folks, because the internet is buzzing, and this time, it’s about more than just the latest viral cat video. In a turn of events that could rival the most dramatic plot twist, an act […]
John Burnside, Celebrated Scottish Poet, Dies at Sixty-Nine The literary world mourns the loss of John Burnside, the acclaimed Scottish poet, novelist, and memoirist, who passed away on May , at the age of sixty-nine after a brief illness. The news of his passing was confirmed by his publisher, leaving […]
From Engineer to Serial Entrepreneur: The Story of Michael Sneed The year is . Michael Sneed, a year-old resident of Clayton, is the owner of Old Fashioned Ice Cream in downtown Selma, North Carolina. But Michael’s path to small-town ice cream entrepreneur wasn’t paved with sprinkles and waffle cones. It’s […]
A Wyoming Rancher’s Literary Roundup: Where the Range Meets the Page The digital age, with all its bells and whistles, hasn’t dimmed the allure of a good ol’ fashioned book. I recently sat down with a Wyoming rancher to talk about his love of literature, his wonderfully chaotic approach to […]
The Devil’s Best Trick: How the Face of Evil Disappeared (Edition) Prologue: The Exorcist’s Grip () The flickering blue light of the TV screen painted grotesque shadows on my bedroom wall. I was way too young to be watching “The Exorcist,” but there I was, huddled under my covers, eyes […]
A Life Defined by Positivity: Paul Alexander, the Last Man Living in an Iron Lung, Shares His Journey of Triumph and Determination An Unwavering Spirit In an age defined by technological marvels, there exists a story of resilience and unwavering spirit in the life of Paul Alexander, a man who […]
E. Raymond Tatten: A Journey of Words, History, and Legacy Introduction: Unveiling the Literary World of a Late-Blooming Author In the realm of literature, age is often perceived as a barrier, a limiting factor that circumscribes the pursuit of creative expression. Yet, E. Raymond Tatten, a writer who embraced his […]
Truman Capote: A Journey Through Genius, Controversy, and Literary Legacy Early Life and Writing Beginnings: A Spark Ignited Emerging from the vibrant tapestry of New Orleans, Louisiana, on September 30, 1924, Truman Garcia Capote embarked on his extraordinary literary odyssey. His parents, Lillie Mae and Arch Persons, parted ways when […]