What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. My new memoir, , is set in 1965, the era of love, light—and revolution. While I (the twenty-two year old romantic narrator), fanaticize a bucolic future in an old farm house with children climbing the apple trees, my husband plots to organize a revolution and fight a guerrilla war in the Catskills. Our fantasies were on … [Read more...]
Mixing Fact and Fiction: A Romance/Memoir Not in Standard Form
Every writer learns to take that leap of faith and believe in her own creative expression, a way to tell a story that is true and compelling. A Portrait of Love and Honor is that sort of book…a marriage of fact and fiction; a memoir within the framework of a novel. I wanted to write a love story – two people who find in each other their dreams come true. Just as happens in real … [Read more...]
David Kalish – The Opposite of Everything
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. My novel, , which just came out. It’s a comic fictional twist on my personal struggles with cancer and divorce, to treatment and renewal. A zany romance about the things that break our hearts -- cancer, crazy families, busted dreams -- and the things that sustain us: love and second chances Took me thirteen years to … [Read more...]
Faye Thomas, M.Div – The Children of God
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. Many teenagers and young adults will be introduced to religious cults during our generation. They will have to make the decision whether or not to join. Cults approach their victims by highlighting the supposed attributes of their organizations - communal living with shared financial responsibilities, greater … [Read more...]
My Memoir Workbook
This memoir workbook demonstrates the importance of writing your story; it also gives you the tools and guidance you need to do it. Work at your own pace and say what you want to say in your own words. This is your book, designed to tell about your life in your own voice. The workbook provides you with inspiration, motivation, and encouragement to finish the task. Writing … [Read more...]
Use Your Words: A Writing Guide for Mothers
USE YOUR WORDS introduces the art of creative nonfiction to women who want to give written expression to their lives as mothers. Written by award-winning teacher and writer, Kate Hopper, this book will help women find the heart of their writing, learn to use motherhood as a lens through which to write the world, and turn their motherhood stories into art. Each chapter of USE … [Read more...]
Dave Cornthwaite – Date
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. DATE is the true story of my attempt to find love, with a twist. I’d just settled in London and woke up one morning feeling ready to find someone. I work from home, sitting on a sofa, and it seemed almost natural to try and find that special someone by online dating, from my sofa. All of a sudden a slightly foolish idea … [Read more...]
C.L. Leon – Love Me Tender
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. Love Me Tender is a memoir that depicts my journey from the day I met my husband, and how I disliked him and was determined to destroy and make him pay for what other men had done to me in the past, and how I began to warm up to him later on. It details also how we had to fight against demonic attacks and possessions … [Read more...]
Denise Fawcett Facey – Can I Be in Your Class?
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. “I hate school,” is a statement too often made by students. Yet, this wouldn’t be the case if school were a vibrant place that sparked student interest. Can I Be in Your Class? offers teachers tips and techniques to make learning fun, yet challenging, while invigorating teaching as well. Who is the perfect reader for … [Read more...]
Dorcey Alan Wingo – The Rise and Fall of Captain Methane
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it. My most recent book is called The Rise and Fall of Captain Methane. This is my autobiography of over 370 pages, chronicling my aerial adventures and misadventures. I fell in love with flying as a kid in a tiny town in Texas. My flying career took off as a young chopper pilot in Vietnam, evolving into that of a … [Read more...]