How do you go on living when someone you love has died? How is life ever going to be the same again? How do you find the will to carry on? Is there such a thing as moving on? Every year millions face the effects of dealing with loss and grief. This can be the result of death, divorce, moving, retirement, or other life events. Since society hasn’t provided effective ways of handling grief, many grievers feel lost and alone. There is no right or wrong way to deal with the loss of a loved one. … [Read more...] about How to Deal with Grief, Loss, and Death: A Survivor’s Guide to Coping with Pain and Trauma, and Learning to Live Again by Richard Banks
The Art of Dying by RW Duder
Allan Roberts feels as though he's done it all, lived it all and has nothing to show for it. He's lost the love of his life, his best friend and neighbor of 40 years has chosen to move into a retirement home and Allan feels like he's staring down his twilight. Reluctantly he moves into Willow Acres and once there discovers a darkness that is as alluring as it is dangerous. Allan finds himself having to face down his greatest fear, death, and balance life against the afterlife in an attempt to … [Read more...] about The Art of Dying by RW Duder
Fighting the Void by Leo Lavetsky
This poetry book is about the void, the great emptiness. Targeted Age Group:: 18-80 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was feeling so lonely I started to doubt if I really existed. … [Read more...] about Fighting the Void by Leo Lavetsky
Building It Up by Katt Rose
The death of a close high school friend haunts a young couple in this debut novel. Autumn Miller is working as a waitress at a restaurant in a small town, and it is her last day. She has spent the last few years saving money and has decided to go back to school. After a run-in with some terrible customers, she leaves work early but soon learns that the college has delayed her academic program until the following spring. Now that she is unemployed and won’t start school for eight more months … [Read more...] about Building It Up by Katt Rose
Sun & The Shades of Snow by M.J.HAKAK
The foundations of this book are as old as my mortal existence. This book is a journey of hope, love, sorrow, and redemption all personified with supporting imagery in stanzas. From the cold icy mountains to the heat of the sun all while keeping my feet on Earth. Most of the words jotted have been witnessed from an up-close view. Whether the Snow melts or the Sun goes down remains to be seen. Targeted Age Group:: 18-65 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I have so much to say, but i … [Read more...] about Sun & The Shades of Snow by M.J.HAKAK
Swinging Sanity by N.F.Mirza
When the author was struggling with loss, illness, oppression and a perpetual cycle of anxiety attacks and phases of depression, she spent day and night stabbing keys. And out poured poetry. When the abyss spat her out she strung together those mutilated verses and compiled this book for the world to read what it feels like when you are swinging between sanity and insanity. Targeted Age Group:: 13 - 80 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I had some unfortunate events in my life … [Read more...] about Swinging Sanity by N.F.Mirza
The Second Cup by Sarah Marie Graye
Perfect for fans of Maggie O'Farrell, Elizabeth Strout, Patrick McGrath and Nathan Filer. Would your life unravel if someone you knew committed suicide? Theirs did. Faye's heart still belongs to her first love, Jack. She knows he might have moved on, but when she decides to track him down, nothing prepares her for the news that he's taken his own life. Faye is left wondering how to move forward, and whether or not Ethan will let her down again. And when she tells her friends, the news … [Read more...] about The Second Cup by Sarah Marie Graye
The Reaper’s Kiss by Dale Ibitz
Haunted by painful memories, William turns to a world of sex and poison to forget his status as a shunned reaper with a sordid past. His strategy for survival is to fortify his emotional armor so no one will ever hurt him again, while trying to find redemption for his sins. Natalie, an exquisite human trying to save her sister from the horrors of the Other World, intrigues him. Though adamant she means nothing to him, her kisses reach into William’s soul and her silky skin is a slice of heaven. … [Read more...] about The Reaper’s Kiss by Dale Ibitz
Lizzie in the Land Beyond by Susan McDonough-Wachtman
Hijacked by witches, kidnapped by a dwarf and enraptured by river sprites -- will Lizzie ever manage to go home? And if she can, will she want to? Lizzie is an exhausted honor student and an enthusiastic amateur folk singer. She wakes one day in a strange and terrifying new land. The women who revive her tell her she can never go home because they scooped her up when she was about to die. Lizzie must somehow navigate this fantastic land, try to determine how she got fished out of her life in … [Read more...] about Lizzie in the Land Beyond by Susan McDonough-Wachtman
Interview with Author – SHITIJ SHARMA
About SHITIJ SHARMA: Shitij Sharma is a nineteen year old budding author from India.He is the author of the book - THE GIRL FROM ROSTOV. He believes that he can successfully explain the world's current situation in this one paragraph 'This world was a strange place to live in. It was disorderly and chaotic. Therefore, we had to find our way through this labyrinth of human emotions and actions to arrive at a place where there was some resemblance to order, order in the form of disorderly … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – SHITIJ SHARMA
Interview with Author – Travis D. Bickel
About Travis D. Bickel: I tend to be dark and morose, reclusive and twisted. I avoid outside contact whenever possible, preferring instead to stay home with my goats. I started writing as a way to cope after being diagnosed bipolar and Asperger's in my early thirties and eventually a story came together. What inspires you to write? Anything can be inspirational. I have received inspiration from nightmares, conversations, even a carrot once. Ideas strike me in bed, in the car, a funeral, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Travis D. Bickel
Interview with Author – Julie Ann Hacker
About Julie Ann Hacker: Julie Ann Hacker is the authorpreneur of Screaming Ego Books and author of The Dead Dance Faster - Unsacred Awakening, the first book in The Dead Dance Faster series, and My Name Is Sacrifice--a short story series soon to be published as a novel. She honed her writing skills alongside a few good people, notably her college creative writing and literature professors. She whetted her curiosity for life and its subtleties alongside her sociology and psychology professors, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Julie Ann Hacker
