Cuba, Your Children Cry/ Cuba, tus hijos lloran by Otto H. Iglesias is a memoir about one man’s journey to connect with his origins. Otto was born in Florida in the 1970s. He was always enthralled by his parents’ stories about their life in Cuba...

In Finding Miss Fong, James A. Wolter narrates the love story that transpired after he traveled from Chicago to Malaya through a Peace Corps program. James left home and medical school hoping to escape marriage—his mother's wish for him. He also wished to fulfill his...

David Hann has penned twenty-eight stories of multiple genres in his book Bluebirds to Tikal: Stories of Fun, Fear, & Folly. The author takes his readers on a journey through foreign locations and explains certain aspects of foreign cultures, provides glimpses of military life, and...

Living While Human by Arwinder Kaur is a micro-autobiography and a call for embracing sustainable life choices and preserving our natural world. The book starts with a glimpse of the early stages of Arwinder's parents' life in Canada as immigrants from India who found their...

In The Peace Train Journey, Timothy Spearman relates various peace missions by rail and the efforts to preserve healthy human life in different parts of the world. Countless lives have been saved worldwide by numerous Godsent individuals who left their place of comfort to spread...

AI, Robots, and Humans: Our Servants or Masters by Rev. Oreste J. DAversa explores the intricate relationship between human beings and ever-developing technology. What does it mean to be human, and what differentiates us from machines? Human beings have physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects....

The Inner Light: How India Influenced The Beatles by Susan Shumsky explores the profound impact of Indian philosophy and spirituality on the members of The Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr – during the 1960s. Drawing on her own experiences...

Suzanne Roske approached her husband on a July afternoon in 2020 with an idea. She wanted to move to Mexico. Spurred on by the effects the COVID pandemic had caused, Roske was ready for a change, and her family leaped with her. They decided to...

With changing demographics and cultural dynamics, firms have embraced multicultural ethics and diversity to adapt to the growing market needs. So why is the design profession yet to acclimate to the changing cultural landscape? Jessica Bantom is an interior designer with decades of experience in...

All Theresa Crater ever wanted from the moment she was introduced to meditation was to become a meditation teacher. She never knew where the desire came from, but she knew that this was something she had to do. Despite many setbacks, Theresa was persistent and...