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Ilona by Elizabeth Towles
A most unforgettable character!...
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In Depth with DeDakis by John DeDakis
Working with Wolf Blitzer, writing 5 novels as a woman, the creative process, and how personal tragedy became the grist for my fiction--it's all ther...
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In Difference (Personal Blog) by Chris Grey
Differentially speaking....
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In Loving Memory of John Richard David Werdell by Lady The Lake55
A loving Memoir of a very dear friend who passed a way this morning at 4:30 AM cst....
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In Memory of Jim Bleckel, my dear friend by Kathleen Keena
my dear friend from high school(graduated 1972)to 2023....
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In The Backdrop by Nellie Feng
There are those who are content to stay out of the limelight so that what matters most would come into focus. This is a Mother's Day Offering....
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In The Zone by John St. John
Journeyman jock has a once-in-a-lifetime game in his worst sport. Look out, LeBron....
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Incognito Tuxedo (Personal Blog) by Chris Grey
Despite the shell, Maxwell is not a nut....
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INDIA's PRIDE: The COLOSSUS Even STALIN took his entire cabinet to bid him by T. Wignesan
INDIA's PRIDE: The COLOSSUS who bestrode EAST as well as WEST. Even STALIN took his entire cabinet to bid him farewell.
HOMAGE to the truly great...
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Indigo Awakening by Dr. Janine Talty: Book Review by Irene Watson
Author Janine Talty, today a successful osteopathic physician, as a child found herself bewildered by a world full of challenges that she could not un...
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Inspired and Fired! by Adrienne Zurub
Veteran Open Heart Nurse fired from renowned Cleveland heart/heart transplant surgery center for her book, her memoirs....
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Instantaneous Reincarnation? (Personal Blog) by Chris Grey
... it's the circle of life....
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Interview by Dyanne Davis
Chris Esler, brilliant cover designer. An interview with Chris to show how the covers for your favorite books may be chosen...
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Interview - Donan Berg Author by Donan Berg
Award-winning author Donan Berg explains his Irish history....
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Interview for "My Tour of Hell" author David W. Powell by Irene Watson
David W. Powell enlisted for a tour of duty in April 1966 with the US Marines after receiving an imminent draft notice. Believing he would be able to...
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Interview for "Reinventing Myself" author Marlys Marshall Styne by Irene Watson
Retired seven years, widowed six years, childless, seventy-three years old, depressed, the author set out to find contentment through reflection and w...
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Interview with Amanda Richardson, author of Saved From Silence by Irene Watson
"Saved from Silence" is one woman's courageous and revealing story of abuse and recovery. Readers will come to understand that child abuse can happen ...
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Interview with Amy Racina, author of Angels in the Wilderness by Irene Watson
In telling the story of her terrifying fall, miraculous rescue, and complete recovery, Amy fully engages the reader....
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Interview with Anita Swanson, author of Slow Hope by Irene Watson
“Slow Hope” is a multi-layered love story that focuses, among other themes, on child abuse, as well as the church and its initial resistance to psycho...
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Interview with Anna Murray, author of Born on Friday 13th by Irene Watson
Anna Murray had an idyllic childhood in Kenya, surrounded by family and friends, and riding horses. Her birth on Friday the 13th never seemed to bothe...
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Interview with Barbara Sinor, coauthor of Addiction: What's Really Going On by Irene Watson
"Addiction: What's Really Going On?" by author Barabara Sinor contains powerful true- life stories woven together to form a tapestry filled with pain...
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Interview with D. J. Rino, author of Beneath Rock Bottom by Irene Watson
Author D.J. Rino's compulsive gambling made him feel so low he decided to name his book "Beneath Rock Bottom." He came to Las Vegas as an electrical s...
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Interview with Deborah Shouse, author of “Love in the Land of Dementia” by Irene Watson
“Love in the Land of Dementia” offers readers a sense of compassion, deepening love and increased connection with the person who has Alzheimer's, alo...
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Interview with Dodie Cross, author of A Broad Abroad in Thailand by Irene Watson
Dodie Cross was a newlywed American expat who faced far more than a language barrier in her new home. "A Broad Abroad in Thailand" follows the adventu...
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Interview with Heather S. Cariou, Sixtyfive Roses: A Sister's Memoir by Irene Watson
Heather Cariou offers an unsparing eyewitness account of the pain, hope and valor of a family in crisis as it falls apart and pulls itself together ag...
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Interview with Irene Watson, author The Sitting Swing: Finding the Wisdom by Irene Watson
When Irene Watson visited the Avalon recovery center, she had no idea what a difference it would make in her life. As a practicing therapist, she beli...
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Interview with Issam Jameel, author of Iraq Through a Bullet Hole by Irene Watson
Issam Jameel fled Iraq in 1994. Then in 2005, because his nephew was accidentally shot by American soldiers, he decided to return home to visit his fa...
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Interview with J. F. Nichols, author of Twin Voices: A Memoir of Polio... by Irene Watson
When Janice Flood Nichols and her twin brother Frankie were just 6-years-old, they contracted polio. She survived, but he did not. This traumatic even...
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Interview with Jack Eadon, author of Got To Make It! by Irene Watson
A sixties memoir. A suburban teenager's association with a
rock band that emulates the Beatles helps steady his ride through
turbulent lif...
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Interview with Jean Boggio, author of Stolen Fields by Irene Watson
The Coles of Neville Island were prosperous landowners until the United States used eminent domain to repossess their property. Jean Boggio recounts t...
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Interview with Jeremy Todd, author of Little Boy Broken by Irene Watson
Dysfunctional families are commonplace, but few can compare with the family environment Jeremy Todd lived through. While his mother stood by afraid to...
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Interview with Jerry J. Pollock, author of Divinely Inspired by Irene Watson
"Divinely Inspired: Spiritual Awakening of a Soul" is the story of author Jerry J. Pollock's upbringing and healing, but most importantly, it is his s...
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Interview with Jim O'Brien, author of Making a Priest in the 'Fifties by Irene Watson
Currents of change stirred in the late fifties, both in the Catholic Church and in American culture. But, St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, operated i...
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Interview with John L. Herman, Jr., author of The Innkeeper Tales by Irene Watson
The legendary Abacrombie Bed & Breakfast, located in heart of Baltimore, Maryland’s Cultural District, attracts a wide diversity of guests from all wa...
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Interview with Lola Schroeder & William Bollom, A Speck in God's Eye by Irene Watson
Living in Oshkosh Wisconsin, a small city in the East Central part of the state in the 40’s and 50’s, proved an earnest location to raise a family for...
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Interview with M. Hill, author of The Ones That Got Away: A Dating Memoir by Irene Watson
M. Hill began dating in her teens. Now in her forties, she has people asking why she is still single. She wishes she had an easy answer. Society expec...
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Interview with Maggie Kilgore, author of Remember to Laugh by Irene Watson
When Maggie Kilgore, author of “Remember to Laugh: Writing My Way Around the World,” began her career in journalism, it was a male- dominated professi...
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Interview with Mark Plimsoll, author of WMD Machete by Irene Watson
WMD Machete, "A Romantic and Adventurous Creative Nonfiction
Memoir of a global citizen's coming of age," proves one good journey's
worth ...
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Interview with Marty Angelo, author of Once Life Matters by Irene Watson
One can hardly turn on the news these days without witnessing a celebrity scandal involving drugs, alcohol or criminal charges. As a formerly successf...
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Interview with Marynell Lund, author of The Normal Side of Insanity by Irene Watson
“So many had taken bits and pieces of me and kept them for their own pleasures and vice,” writes Marynell Lund about her incredible life of abuse. Bor...
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Interview with Nadia Sahari , author of Breakaway: How I Survived Abuse by Irene Watson
"Breakaway: How I Survived Abuse" is Nadia Sahari's remarkable true story of obstacles she overcame to become a success. Nadia was born in Lebanon to...
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Interview with Nancy Henderson-James, author of At Home Abroad by Irene Watson
When Nancy Henderson's parents decided to become missionaries, she followed them, at age three, to Angola. After thirteen years in Africa, Nancy would...
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Interview with Norman Ober, author of Anita's Heaven by Irene Watson
Anyone who has ever lost a loved one can relate to the profound sorrow and longing for communication that Norman Ober felt when his wife died from can...
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Interview with Olga Karman, author of Scatter My Ashes Over Havana by Irene Watson
For anyone who has never personally lived as an immigrant, Olga Karman brings the opportunity to experience life away from home with her tender memoir...
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Interview with Richard Taylor, author of My Swim with the Sharks by Irene Watson
“This is my true-life story of how I found out my friends at work were doing cocaine at work. I tried to intervene by contacting the DEA and the Sheri...
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Interview with Rudy Gurley, author of A Caribbean Tale by Irene Watson
Born into poverty, abandoned by teenage parents, a boy dreams
big dreams and charts his daring course. Despite devastating early
failures, ...
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Interview with Sharon Shaw Elrod, author of Shar's Story by Irene Watson
Being pregnant out of wedlock in the 1960s was despicable. Pregnant girls were shunned, blamed and shammed. Parents, of the pregnant girl, deplored ...
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Interview with Sharon Wallace, author of Surviving A House Full of Whispers by Irene Watson
Author Sharon Wallace detailed in the first book of her memoir, "A House Full of Whispers," the abuse she experienced at the hands of her stepfather, ...
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Interview with Sherry Quan Lee, author of How to Write a Suicide Note by Irene Watson
Sherry Quan Lee was born in the northern U.S. to a Chinese father and a Black mother. Her family told her to pass herself off as white, and if she cou...
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Interview with Steve Reilly, author of The Fat Lady Never Sings by Irene Watson
The book is a sports story about redemption sought by three Senior High School baseball players, their team, their coaches and the City they live in, ...
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