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On Creating Love Unleashed by Nicola Amadora PhD
Seek not the fleeting safety of this world, my friend, but take refuge in the only safety there is: your heart. The truth itself or call it love. Years ago, when spiritual tourism didn’t yet exist in the Amazon, I had the good fortune to live in the heart of the jungle with an indigenous […]
Motherhood and The Process of Poetry by Rosanna McGlone
Prior to writing my book, The Process of Poetry, I interviewed the Chinese-American poet Adrienne Su, about the earliest draft of her poem ‘After the Dinner party’. Whilst last lines are often powerful and, may at times, need some unpacking, Su’s last line seemed particularly obtuse. I stared at the handwritten draft, ‘cheap merchandise of […]
On Writing House On Fire
I recently finished The Crown. I’m not much of a TV person. It’s common for me to view an episode or two of a series with my husband, lose interest, then proceed to do other things while he follows a show through to its finale. I can count on one hand the series I’ve watched […]
How I Co-Authored a Dual Memoir with my Father Without Discussing it with him
In a recent conversation with a friend, after learning about My Vietnam Your Vietnam, she posed the intriguing question: “How did you manage to co-author a book with your father without discussing it with him?” I chuckled, responding simply with, ” Good question.” However, that question uncovers a remarkable truth about the creation of this book: […]
On Writing The Narcissist and the Awakening
In my book The Narcissist and the Awakening, I explore the psychological and spiritual sides of what’s happening during these forms of contact, as well as offer healing methods and ways of living to support continued growth and love. In between chapters, a different meditation technique or practice is included, serving as a guidepost and […]
Launching Living Legacy: The Love – and the Gift – of a Lifetime
Bestselling Historical Fiction author Ellen Alpsten on Launching Living Legacy: The Love – and the Gift – of a Lifetime As an author of Historical Fiction – the only genre that offers the ‘triple E’ of entertainment, education, and escapism – I believe that life is larger than art, even if its fascinating feats can […]
Let Them Float: In Praise of Magical Realism by Katy Wimhurst
Let Them Float: In Praise of Magical Realism Katy Wimhurst Leone Ross, author of the acclaimed magical realist novel This One Sky Day (2021), once said, Explain to me why it has become acceptable to shit on magical realism. A good question. Some literary people do look down on the genre, even though there has […]
The Less-ness of Things
The Less-ness of Things By Beth Kephart The blue-dotted skirt has two saffron-colored stains, and I can’t remember where they came from. It hangs from its pinched clips among the popped buttons and fray of my modest walk-in closet, among nothing remotely a la mode or swanky. I keep my drawers insouciant, too—plenty of air […]
Authors Interviewing Characters: Jessica Strawser
ABOUT THE LAST CARETAKER A woman in search of a new beginning is put to the test in ways she never imagined in an empowering and provocative page-turner by the author of Not That I Could Tell. Katie’s divorce was, in a word, humiliating. So when her friend Bess offers a fresh start—a resident caretaking job […]
Unmasking the Imposter: Directing Your Authentic Life Story By Coline Monsarrat
Unmasking the Imposter: Directing Your Authentic Life Story By Coline Monsarrat Imposter syndrome causes that annoying little voice to whisper in your head, “You’re not as brilliant as they think you are.” It has probably played a role in the theater of most of our minds at one point or another. Let’s face it — […]
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