"I'm very leery of people saying, 'We're sending them to rehab and in 30 days, they'll be fine.' That's setting them up to fail."
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Interview: Susie Kinslow Adams, Author of ‘My Mother My Child’
Susie Kinslow Adams, Author of 'My Mother My Child' talks with Blogcritics about her new book, and her passion for those in the trenches of daily life.
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The Dead played their first documented concert at Magoo's Pizza Parlor on May 5, 1965.
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' Alex’s Wake' is a book with a lesson for today.
Read More »Interview: Elisabeth Amaral, Author of ‘Czar Nicholas, The Toad, and Duck Soup’
"My memoir is a coming of age story that took place in during the fights for women’s rights, racial equality and the growing rage against the Vietnam war."
Read More »Interview with Helga Stipa Madland, Author of ‘You’re Not From Around Here, Are You? Reminiscences’
I am aware that not much has been written in English about the period immediately after World War II in Germany. I hope this book will fill a little bit of that lacuna.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Living Years: The First Genesis Memoir’ by Mike Rutherford
If one sets aside their expectations for a boat-load of Genesis gossip and trivia, Mike Rutherford's 'The Living Years' is a very personal memoir.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Wrestling for My Life,’ Inspirational Autobiography by Shawn Michaels
Instead of being a book of bumps and bruises, 'Wrestling for My Life' is an earnest account of how Michaels heals himself, both physically and spiritually.
Read More »Interview: Marija Bulatovic, Author of ‘FANTASTICAL: Tales of Bears, Beer and Haemophilia’
"I also hope that readers will get a sense of curiosity about another time, place and enjoy some of the cultural elements FANTASTICAL presents."
Read More »Book Review: ‘Leaving Before The Rains Come’ A Memoir by Alexandra Fuller
The rawness and beauty of Africa, a country most only come close to in the news, comes to life in the pages of Fuller’s words.
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