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.
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Interview: Nicole Weaver, Author of ‘Not All Americans Are Racist’
"I wrote the essay for anyone who has been a victim of discrimination and especially for America’s youth."
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind The Myth of The Scandinavian Utopia’ by Michael Booth
Booth’s writing style is effectively journalistic spiced with irony.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Huckster: My Life as an Ad Man’ by Ron Elgin
Despite the often self-deprecating humor in these pages, I really appreciated the honesty Ron shows about his business, the mistakes he made, what he learned, and the overall sense of goodwill about work and life that he presents. Anyone in business will be able to appreciate the stories and lessons.
Read More »Interview: Eve Picquette, Author of ‘Open Your Heart for Happy Relationships – 10 Shift Keys – What Your Angels Have Been Trying to Tell You for Centuries’
:I am a mix of the romantic hopeful vision of life and the practical and pragmatic."
Read More »Interview: Patrick Andendall, Author of ‘Stupidparty Math v. Myth: Unmasking the Destructive Forces Eroding American Democracy’
"The reason I wrote this book is that the political parties are founded on values, not figureheads, and the figureheads of the Republican Party are making it a Stupid Party."
Read More »Book Review: ‘Let Your Creativity Work for You: How to Turn Artwork into Opportunity’ by Heather Allen
Anyone who dreams of becoming an artist or is an artist already trying to make a living needs to read this book.
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 »Interview: Idelle Brand and “Indigo Child” Diandra Brand
"My parents believed in me. They didn't see my gifts as a problem. They focused on my strengths."
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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