The Forrest J Ackerman Scrapbook: Treasures from the Ackermansion, is a loving look at the life of the legendary Forry Ackerman, with an in-depth examination of various aspects of his magnificent collection of sci-fi, fantasy and horror memorabilia. Authorized by the estate of Forrest J Ackerman, the editors of this volume were given unprecedented access to rare and previously unknown and unpublished material. Forry’s collection of animation props and models are given special attention. … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Cendrine Marrouat
About Cendrine Marrouat: My name is Cendrine Marrouat and I am a Frenchy living in Winnipeg, Canada, with three adorable pets. I am a photographer who specializes in black & white, nature, and closeup images. My other occupations include social media blogging and coaching, and French instruction. I have self-published 10 books, recorded a spoken word CD, and written two plays. For a while, I also was a journalist and art critic. (Yes, I am a busy bee. ;-) ) What inspires you to … [Read more...]
Set in Stone: Greenwood Cemetery by Trisha Lyn Fawver
A collection of photography featuring Greenwood Cemetery in Arcata, CA. Author and photographer Trisha Lyn Fawver intertwines facts about this historic location with vivid photos of the cemetery. Targeted Age Group:: All Ages What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Having lived in Arcata for 4 years during college, I never even knew this little cemetery was there. It was interesting that it was two different types of cemetery in one location, and so near the high school. Upon visiting the … [Read more...]
Seeing What Develops by Terri Deno
Lindley Neil is perfectly happy working as a photographer's assistant in her small, Midwestern town. As her boss Lexi LaPort starts getting bigger and better gigs, Lindley gets to follow Lexi around to L.A. and New York to photograph movie stars and models. What she didn't expect was to fall in love. Twice. With a movie star and a prominent journalist vying for her affection, Lindley also knows that her job with Lexi won't last forever. Lindley has to choose her own path, even though it means … [Read more...]
Finding Peace (Love’s Compass: Book 1) by Melanie D. Snitker
Police Officer Tuck Chandler is good at his job. He’s also good at holding women at arm’s length. Jilted by his fiancée for his dedication to his job, he’s not about to open himself up to hurt like that again. Laurie Blake is a struggling photographer. After growing up in a wealthy family, she’s determined to make it on her own, even if it means doing it the hard way. When Tuck is assigned to a puzzling burglary involving Laurie’s fledgling photography business, he goes into it with his … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kim Lambert
About Kim Lambert: Kim Lambert is a Speaker, Photographer, a Travel Writer and a 7 times Amazon bestselling author, with more than 10 books published to date. She is also the owner of a publishing company which publishes books for a variety of authors, and also works with other large publishing companies to enhance and update their current catalogues for digital book delivery. She is also a writing and publishing coach and Managing Editor of Life Change the Revolution – the Magazine. Kim has a … [Read more...]
Zen in the Garden: Finding Peace and Healing Through Nature by Tracy J Thomas
In this fast paced world it's easy to get swept up in our stressful lives and become blinded to the beauty that surrounds us. "Zen in the Garden" provides helpful reflections, beautiful photographs, tips, and challenges to help the reader slow down and breathe in the beauty of each moment. From the author: I created this book after several months of treatment for skin cancer. The experience forced me to slow down and reevaluate what is most important in my life. Ever since childhood I … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Tracy J Thomas
About Tracy J Thomas: Tracy J Thomas is an award-winning photographer, author, artist, and educator. She grew up in the beautiful Eastern Sierra town of Bishop, California where she spent her childhood embracing nature. She currently resides in Northern California with her sights set on a little cabin in the woods where the snow falls and the wildlife roams. Tracy's work has been featured in galleries and publications around the globe. She served on the faculty of the 2013 San Miguel … [Read more...]
Essential Photography Tips: Get the Most out of Your DSLR by Chris Jock
"Essential Photography Tips" is mainly intended for fresh DSLR owners who are looking to enhance their photographic skills. Most of the tips presented in this book can be easily adopted by a mirrorless camera owner too. We will start by diving into composition. This is what matters most, composition rules should become a habit, and you have to be able to apply them without judging too much. We will then continue with a series of “How to” topics: “How to shoot a portrait”, “How to shoot a … [Read more...]
Bargain Book: Distortion by Deena Remiel
James White has it all, looks, brains, and a charming personality. But in his romance cover model’s world, those blessings have become a curse. A colleague has blurred the line between life in front of the camera and reality; distorting the truth, and turning a friendship into a dangerous obsession. Hope Evans had a dream job, working with sexy, hot photographs; turning authors’ dreams into award-winning covers. When unexpectedly laid off, she must find her namesake in life … some kind of … [Read more...]
Tales of a Super Hero Pro Wedding Photographer by Bill Collins
The 45 year career story of one pro wedding photographer: WHAT... ∙ humorous stories does he tell? ∙ sticky situations did he encounter? ∙ did he do to quickly double his annual income? ∙ info & advice does he have for photographers, especially new ones? "This fast, funny and informative read really delivers all it promises!" http://www.amazon.com/Tales-Super-Hero-Wedding-Photographer-ebook/dp/B00KXD7YOY<==Amazon.com Ordering … [Read more...]
Getting Lost by JaTawny M. Chatmon @jatawnymchatmon
Getting Lost is a collection of black and white photographs taken over the span of three years. The three year (sporadic) adventure of a mother and her daughter is captured in stunning black and white imagery and offered through a collection combining personal writings from a mother to her child. Abandoned places, overgrown fields and unfamiliar whereabouts act as the backdrop for what JaTawny refers to as a Work of Heart ; bringing together art, family and encouraging words that our daughters … [Read more...]
