About Julie Little and Light on the Pond Scum:
What I have learned over these decades is that my father is not my home, my mother is not my home, even my spouse is not my home. My home is within me.
Midori Flores is an undergraduate student at St.
Emily English Medley, MSN, APRN, FNP-C is a debut author from Houston. She has published several short articles in local newspapers and has one magazine article to her credit. She is a member of The Writers League of Texas and The Houston Writer’s Guild.
Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist in Regional Fiction, Religious Fiction, and Best Cover Design
Named by BuzzFeed as one of Winter 2021's Most Anticipated Historical Fiction Books and Top 10 New Books To Add To Your Reading List It's hot, Texas, and the year 1977. Jimmy Carter is in office.
J.D. May is a third generation Texan from the Lower Rio Grande Valley. She loves her band of house cats as well as the large tribe of fat, happy TNR'd feral cats that came with her rural property in a small citrus-growing community. Palm tree-lined roads, natural waterways, and roaming wild animals including alligators, deer, wild hogs, and birds of every color make Bayview a perfect place for a writer and painter.
Factor-7 presents a terrifying scenario that's ripped from the headlines. You think it could never happen. Factor-7 will make you think twice
Melvin E. Edwards is a 6th-generation Texan, who was an award-winning newspaper reporter before he entered the colorful and ambitious world of Texas politics.
*2021 Best Book Award by AMG Indie Book Awards. * *Bronze Award Winner for Memoir/Autobiography in the 2020 Kops-Fetherling International Book Award competition.* Once you meet Isaac Bladen, you'll never forget him. "The Eyes of Texans: From Slavery to the Texas Capitol" is a 2020 Kops-Fetherling International Book Award winner (Bronze Medal) by Melvin E.
Raquel Hernandez is the founder and Minister of “Brunch with the King Ministries” Founded in in 2017. God gave her the vision in 2014, but due to her insecurities since childhood she didn’t launch the ministry. She totally surrendered her life to God in 2016 and the Lord said It’s time now! Her desire is to reach women of ALL walks of life through His word. Never aspired to be an author or speaker.
Want the purrr-fect gift for the cat lover in your life? Cat got your tongue? Never mind, The A to Z book of Cats will say it all for you. It’s the cat’s meow.
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Suman Mallick's debut novel The Black-Marketer's Daughter was a finalist for the Disquiet Open Borders Book Prize, and praised by the jury as a complicated and compelling story of our times.
It is now available from Atmosphere Press.
Zuleikha arrives in the US from Lahore, Pakistan, by marriage, having trained as a pianist without ever owning a real piano. Now she finally has one-a wedding present from her husband-but nevertheless finds it difficult to get used to her new role of a suburban middle-class housewife who has an abundance of time to play it.
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We all understand the power storytelling has to move people to action. What's difficult is communicating your personal story-or that of your organization-in a way that not only rings true, but connects with your audience on a deeper level. Sometimes you're cursed with too much knowledge, unsure of how to relay your story to those who don't know what you know.
Shrimp Tales is the history of the shrimping industry in Port Isabel and Brownsville, Texas.
hrimp Tales is the history of the shrimping industry in Port Isabel and Brownsville, Texas. It includes profiles of the men and women who participated in the heyday of shrimping as boat owners, fish house owners, captains, rig men, headers, and other roles.
