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IRDA Winning Author LeeAndra Chergey on when she decided to become an author: I was in 2nd grade and got an “easy” A on a paper about the Bumblebee

By the age of two, Ryan has lost his ability to speak—twice. Sensing it is more than typical “second child” behaviors, his mother embarks upon a mission to understand why Ryan has become withdrawn and...

IRDA Winning Author Carole P. Roman: Getting published is easy. Editing, formatting, publicity – that’s where the work begins

Two small children travel on a rocket ship to dash among the planets and constellations. Whimsical and sweet, this imaginary trip is a soothing bedtime read that will enchant both parent and child.

Howard Shapiro on his IRDA Winning Book: It touches on a bunch of themes – friendship, aging, sports, substance abuse, lost love + the circle of poverty in the USA

HOCKEY KARMA is about coming to terms with aging, lost love and the whole idea of aging gracefully.

IRDA Winning George Crowder: The first goal is to create a book that is indistinguishable from a conventionally-published title

The fifteen-year-old narrator, Moon Landing, relates to the biblical story of Job. God, if there is one, seems to be inflicting him with one misfortune after another.

Harry Groome on his IRDA Winning “The Best of Families”

"The Best of Families" is the revelatory midlife memoir of Philadelphia socialite Fran Delafield.

Thom Kudla on his IRDA Winning Books “Commencement” and “Out of Context”

With both Commencement and Out of Context, the primary goal is to make the reader look at things in a new way. People should read these books because they will come away from them changed,...

Sarah Bowen on her IRDA Winning “Void if Detached: Seeking Modern Spirituality Through My Father’s Old Sermons”

"Void if Detached" is the story of a religion-phobic Gen Xer who felt a void because she had become detached from her faith.

Careful…Your Green Horned Monster is Showing

It's sadness and disappointment that you put your heart and soul into something and for some reason, the world as you see it, rejected that gift.

Anthony Coleman on his IRDA Winning title “The Evangelical Experience”

My book is both an overview of the Evangelical movement in America and a brief memoir of my own journey through the faith, including reasons why I ultimately had to leave.