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Advice from IR Approved Author Pier Pagano: “Believe in yourself and don’t let anybody tell you who you are.”
If you want to be loved, you must first accept and love every part of you.
The book is about a man who gets wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for the supposed murder of his unfaithful wife in front of their young children one month before going to court to start their...
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IR Approved Author Glenn Reddick Talks About His Book: “I am loving the joy it is bringing to peoples lives.”
Staring up at the two police officers after being stopped for speeding, I knew I was in trouble, and I was. My driver’s license was suspended for three months! To top off the year that...
IR Approved Author Ralph Cover: “Fame and fortune are not my expectations, but wouldn’t knock it back if there was to be a miracle!”
The book is about Australian lore, family history of murder, rebellions, and bushrangers since the landing on the first fleet in 1788, working with governors and explorers.
IR Approved Authors Laura Giebfried & Stan Wells: “If you can write a book together and keep your marriage intact, you’ll have a very fulfilling career.”
In 1955, Alexandra Durant is unexpectedly dismissed from her graduate program mere months before receiving her PhD. Hardened by her experiences and the disease that took away her mother’s memory, Alexandra is wary when the...
"The Tower Princess" tells the story of what happened when I turned to fairy tales as a source of hope.
Advice from IR Approved Author Michael Pronko: “Outlining great novels has been immensely helpful to my writing.”
Detective Hiroshi is investigating the death of a hard-driving businessman who fell from his company’s twenty-story building. It seems a suicide, until Hiroshi finds out he fell from the exact same spot as one of...
Advice from IR Approved Author Rolf Margenau: “When inspiration comes, grab it with both hands and wring it dry.”
Fresh perspectives on World War II - a nine-year-old on the home front, a German prisoner of war in Mississippi, young women ferrying war planes, a young officer working Enigma codes and rockets, and a...