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IRDA Winning Author Lorraine Nilon: “I feel being an author is part of my soul purpose.”
This book is a bridge to a deeper understanding of who you are, why you are here and why your life profoundly matters. It is a tour guide highlighting what to contemplate so you can...
Liza Laird Tells All About Her IRDA-Winning Book
Yoga of Yarn is a book you do, not just read. Using movements, meditation, philosophy, breathing techniques, knitting patterns and much more, Yoga of Yarn is a practical and accessible handbook to transform your craft...
IRDA Winner T.I. Frazier: “I write to leave a legacy of my heart/ life- that others may learn, be challenged and be inspired.”
A heartfelt story that inspires young readers to explore their capabilities and believe in themselves to achieve their dreams.
The Seven Deadly Sins are more than just a fable. They're hell, and they're here on earth.
IRDA Winner Adira James Tells All About Her Book
In my book, I shed light on familial sex trafficking, a form of human trafficking that little has been written about.
Bayith Renity has never been outside of her domed city of Athea. Every hour of her day is accounted for: education lessons, social interaction requirements, physical exercise mandates. Her entire life is tied to a...
After nearly six years of marriage, I lost my wife tragically to an unforeseen sudden illness. We had one child at that point in time, who has a rare chromosomal disorder. Just 2 years old...
IRDA Winner Tom Pearson: “I am motivated by the ideas themselves and how they develop…”
Still, the Sky is a speculative mythology rendered through poetry and art that combines the tales of Icarus and the Minotaur and creates for them a shared coming-of-age through a correspondence of written fragments, artifacts,...
Interweaving Greek mythology into a Bronze Age setting, The Rape of Persephone unravels the provocative origin story of Persephone and Hades. It is the first novel in a trilogy.