A high-octane playbook where old-school wisdom meets the power of AI—packed with insights, deliverables, and real-world strategy for anyone determined to thrive in an era of seismic disruption. The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs & The Rest of Us by Joseph Gulesserian Genre: Nonfiction Business, Entrepreneurial Self-Help “A must read for those interested in the… Continue reading Silver Dagger Book Tours – the Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs & the Rest of Us Tour and Giveaway!
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Silver Dagger Tours – the To Climb a Distant Mountain Tour and Giveaway!
One woman's inspirational tale about expressing joy amid loss and suffering. To Climb a Distant Mountain: A Daughter’s Tribute to Her Diabetic Mother by Laurisa White Reyes Genre: Historical True Memoir In 1974, at the age of twenty-six, Cynthia Ball White was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes. Today, it is estimated that 1.25 million Americans suffer… Continue reading Silver Dagger Tours – the To Climb a Distant Mountain Tour and Giveaway!
Going Wide for Independent Authors by Paul White
GOING WIDE for Independent Authors is a comprehensive directory and an instructional resource guide, specifically tailored for independent authors seeking to expand their distribution and sales channels. It provides detailed information on services, including book publishing platforms, reader subscription services, library distribution networks, educational resources, and direct sales solutions. Going Wide offers independent and self-published… Continue reading Going Wide for Independent Authors by Paul White
World Building for Authors Paul White
Creating Fctional Worlds for all Genre (Authors Essential Library) Worldbuilding is the basis for creating the settings and scenes of all great and successful works, from Sci-fi and Fantasy to Romance, Thrillers, Horror, and Historical fiction. The Da Vinci Code-Dan Brown, Wolf Hall-Hilary Mantel, 1984-George Orwell, Gone Girl-Gillian Flynn, Pride and Prejudice-Jane Austen, and The… Continue reading World Building for Authors Paul White
My Review – Two Women Walk into a Bar by Cheryl Strayed
I can’t remember exactly where I picked up this from. With it being an Amazon original, it may have come in an email. But I’m more inclined to think I heard the author talking about it on the radio. It’s been a long time since I’ve read non-fiction. This memoir was interesting as the author… Continue reading My Review – Two Women Walk into a Bar by Cheryl Strayed
About a Book – So You Want To Be A Marine by Gary Winstead
Introducing Gary Winston WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? My four years as a Marine during one of Americas most turbulent times Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. The third worst job in the Marine Corps is E-3 or below, a dishwasher or waiter has it… Continue reading About a Book – So You Want To Be A Marine by Gary Winstead
National Make a Dog’s Day
When I saw this, I must have had my artist hat on for I read it as Make a Dog Day, and I have drawn a dog and stitched a dog , so that’s technically making a dog! Crochet Sausage Dog , Cross Stitch, Jack Russell However, when I read it again, I saw it… Continue reading National Make a Dog’s Day
Books Read In July
Some good, some bad this month. I don’t mean bad as in rubbish, just some I enjoyed more than others. The Beautiful Ones is my second book by Julia Sutton. I love her writing. Lover’s Moon is part of a series, a good one if this one is anything to go by. Except, it’s not… Continue reading Books Read In July
My Review of Single Mom and the City, Create, Money and a Rich Life by Takiya
Karen’s Review I was asked to read this by a friend. These days I leave parenting up to my children, and prefer to delve into fiction. However, I’m open minded. The book was not what I expected. It’s not about children, instead, it’s about life skills. It tells you how to make the best of… Continue reading My Review of Single Mom and the City, Create, Money and a Rich Life by Takiya
July’s Reading List
This month I have a theme. Can you see what it is? It came about because of the first two books. They had a similar name. I remembered another one in which I’d read the first of the series, but not the second. He’s With The Band, I randomly chose off Amazon because I love… Continue reading July’s Reading List
World of Stories 