Russell Ricard on being an indie: Best – I make all the decisions; Hardest – I make all the decisions

Sebastian Hart has dealt with a lifetime of goodbyes. And now, a year after his husband Frank’s death, the forty-year-old Broadway chorus boy still blames himself.

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Bill Adler Jr.: Working with a traditional publisher is like sending your kid to boarding school for four years. You trust that they’ll do well, but wouldn’t you rather raise your child yourself?

No Time to Say Goodbye is a gripping novella about one man's desperate attempt to hold onto love and life no matter what happens, no matter where—or when—he is.

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Juri Pill on his book’s inspiration: None of the bankers who caused the 2008 financial meltdown spent a single day in jail. That bothered me…”

A well-to-do family becomes the target of a vicious serial killer during the week of the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008.

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Alexis Marie Chute on EXPECTING SUNSHINE: A Journey of Grief, Healing and Pregnancy After Loss

EXPECTING SUNSHINE is the real-life story of a mother who set out to find herself after the death of her baby. When she discovered she was pregnant again, she realized she had not grieved for her son, Zachary, who died of a cardiac tumor moments after his birth.

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Eric Haggman on THE APOLOGY: the motivation to make a great story has driven me to where I am

Filmmaker Christian Lindstrom returns to Vietnam to shoot tourism commercials, only to confront the agony of his past and the power there of the Asian underworld to control political events—including the creation and the whitewashing of Japan’s history itself.

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Jay Harman on PLAINS TO THE PACIFIC: The source of my motivation comes from just one thing; sharing the story

PLAINS TO THE PACIFIC is based on a life-story manuscript written by Robert Slothower, my great-grandfather. Robert’s story represents a challenging life met with great courage.

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Frank Adams talks about TUCKER’S EYES: Life Lessons From A One-Eyed Havanese

The book is about Tucker, who experienced the loss of his lifetime companion and cousin, blindness, and cancer surgery but who emerged rejuvenated, his love of life and people greater than ever before.

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Colin Dodds on why people should read WATERSHED: “It’s a hopeful dystopia.”

WATERSHED is the story of a troubled, pregnant woman, and the two men—a snake dealer with a sideline in secret messages and a billionaire living under a false name—who compete for her affections, in near-future America.

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