Say Not “What If” by Andrew Friedman A dying man craves the time he has lost. Written as a long rhyming poem, Say Not “What If” recounts his journey and the consequences of the choices he makes in a desperate desire to stay alive. Exceptionally easy to read and understand, many readers have praised the […]
Gift Guide: Say Not “What If” by Andrew Friedman
Targeted Age Group:: Adult Category: Poetry About Say Not “What If”: A dying man craves the time he has lost. Written as a long rhyming poem, Say Not “What If” recounts his journey and the consequences of the choices he makes in a desperate desire to stay alive. Exceptionally easy to read and understand, many […]
Featured Book: Random Musings of a Late Baby Boomer by Robert DAmato
Random Musings of a Late Baby Boomer explores personal and seminal moments from the early 1960s until the present. Adapting free verse style and conversational tones, the poems meditate upon the universal and existential questions that produce the events that “rub” a life. Random Musings rouses the dormant mind and slinks alongside the periphery of […]
Featured Book: Poetic Potpourri by Marc Mullo
About Poetic Potpourri by Marc Mullo My first released title to market thus far is a personal collection of some of my favourite pieces from the initial decade of my writing career. Each poem evokes various thoughts and emotions, as all literature should do, and every poem even tells its own story; in so many […]
Featured Book: Making it Through Life by Alex Pauley
Featured Poetry Book: Into The Light and Other Poems by Joseph Carney
About Into The Light and Other Poems by Joseph Carney These poem of allowing the elf to be, to experience the wonders of sand, rock, water, fire and air. I’ve included the diamante, diamond shaped poem, for the sheer beauty of the form. Feel the expansion and retreat to a new beginning. Acrostic poems, the […]
Featured Poetry Book: State of Mind: A journey through the hills and valleys of life by Donald Easton-Brooks
About State of Mind: A journey through the hills and valleys of life by Donald Easton-Brooks The book is a collection of thoughts and poems that reflect the hills and valleys of life. The book is a collection of thoughts and poems the author wrote from junior high school to adulthood. From a young age, […]
Roses and Rue by Deborah Carney
Deborah Carney has been a freelance photographer for over 35 years, covering events, weddings and cat shows, in addition to macro and general nature photography. Her cat photographs were published by T.H.F. publications in two of their cat breed books, one about American Shorthairs and the other featuring the Sacred Cat of Burma.
Additionally, as a prolific photographer with an eye for details, she will be publishing a number of books that are photo based with information about the photographs in them. The ability for these photos to now be able to be enjoyed in color on eReaders and eReader apps has inspired her to create a multitude of books on a large variety of subjects.
Her favorite subjects to photograph are butterflies, hummingbirds and macro images of flowers, in addition to wildlife and nature of all kinds. There will be many series of books about nature in general and by species, and wildlife plus beautiful locations that she has photographed.
Deborah Carney has been involved in online marketing since 1997, with a variety of web projects. Currently an award winning affiliate program manager, internet consultant, blogger and podcaster. Carney started the popular ABCsPlus series of podcasts to teach people how to make money online. The series includes Affiliate ABCs, Blogging ABCs, Merchant ABCs, BookGoodies, and WAHMoms-WAHDads with more coming. Carney has also spoken at many affiliate industry events and has a long history of public speaking and writing on disability rights and issues relating to children with disabilities.
Currently Deborah is transcribing the many informative podcasts she has produced with industry experts in both internet marketing and book publishing and will be compiling those into books that will give people good, real, and actionable information from a variety of voices, not just her own opinions.
Deborah’s son Daniel was a prolific writer and passed away at the age of 21, Deborah is in the process of releasing his writing first as eBooks, then in print. The first is a book of essays, next will be a novel, followed by novels from his screenplays that he wrote. He was a student at the prestigious NYU Film Writing program and several of his plays and film scripts won awards.
I hope you will join us on our adventure through self publishing.
