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2018 Reading Challenge

2018 Reading Challenge
Jill Elizabeth has read 25 books toward her goal of 175 books.
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Book Review: Vox by Christina Dalcher

As a woman, I feel like I should stick with this one - as a reader and a mother and a woman, I am finding it too emotionally charged and disturbing and am putting it down…

Before I take grief for that decision, let me explain something - I am not AT ALL knocking […]

Interview: Thomas de Padova, Author of Alone Against Gravity

Today I’m pleased to bring you an interview with Thomas de Padova, author of an intriguing new book on Einstein. Enjoy!

A Conversation with Thomas de Padova There are so many books on Einstein and his revolutionary physics. Why did you want to write another one? When I started to focus on Einstein, the upcoming […]

Guest Post: On Selling a “Sleigh-Load” of Books by Penny Sansevieri PLUS a Bonus Excerpt

Today I’m beyond pleased to be able to bring you some insight into the book marketing and sales world. Penny Sansevieri is CEO and founder of Author Marketing Experts, Inc. (AME) and an Adjunct Professor at NYU, and her latest book - 50 Ways to Sell a Sleigh-Load of Books - is designed to give […]

Guest Post: Refugees in Texas by Daina Jurika-Owen, Author of Ten Cultures, Twenty Lives

Today I’m pleased to introduce you to a phenomenal woman with an amazing story to tell. Daina Jurika-Owen is the author of the new non-fiction Ten Cultures, Twenty Lives: Refugee Life Stories. This post is a great introduction to Daina and her work - and the review of her book, which will be forthcoming shortly. […]

Guest Post: Q&A with Roberta Silman, Author of Secrets and Shadows

Q&A with Roberta Silman

Why were you interested in writing about the effects of The Holocaust? As a first generation American Jew (my father came from Lithuania and my mother was born here) I was given a sense that geography was destiny, and even as a child I wondered what it might have been like […]

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