Losing a loved one is never easy. But toward the end of one's life, people can sometimes forge inexplicable connections that force us to rethink our own preconceived notions. What is the meaning of life? What happens in the afterlife? In her moving memoir, Shared...

Blending her personal journey with her extraordinary travel experiences, Lisa Niver delivers an exceptional, inspiring memoir. Brave-ish: One Breakup, Six Continents and Feeling Fearless After Fifty chronicles her journey, including her marriage and divorce, and encourages others to bravely embrace life and venture into the...

Remarkable Stories: In the Words of The Mound Ridge Thirteen is a work of non-fiction in the autobiographical family saga and slice-of-life subgenres. The work is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Michael Pedretti with contributions by Leo Pedretti....

Potty Talk is a short story by Valerie Allen that explores the little details that can make or break a relationship. While cleaning a restroom, Daine overhears two women talking about their divorces. One of the women, Iris, discloses that after leaving the courthouse, she...

Many of us lost family members and friends during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mourning the loss of a friend is never easy, and it became all the more difficult during the recent pandemic with the unique circumstances people found themselves in. In What...

The joy of being a first-time father is a unique experience. Nothing trumps the emotions that flood a man when he finally gets to hold that child he has waited for after so long, knowing that this is his child. What a lot of people...

In Things That Crash, Things That Fly, author Scott Gould explores one of the most difficult times in anyone’s life; when a marriage of long standing breaks down. He discusses self-doubt and recriminations, the overthinking and wondering if you could have done something differently so...

Beautifully Blended by Sonji K. Grandy is a guide to helping present-day families come together as a cohesive family unit. The author was born in Panama and was the youngest of four girls. When her father left their home, her mother took the family back...

People often told John T. Wayne, author of An American Heritage, that he looked a lot like the well-known actor John Wayne. Even Maureen O’Hara, who often worked in films with John Wayne, noticed the resemblance. John T. Wayne knew that merely resembling John Wayne...

A Smoke and a Song is a powerful memoir by Sherry Sidoti, who shares her life from childhood to old age. Along the way, we meet her mother, her sisters, and the men she loves. Her childhood was painful with a single mother who...