Helias Doundoulakis Shares TRAINED TO BE AN OSS SPY
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
In his newest book, ????? ?????????? ?????????? ???? ???????? (the Greek translation of 'Trained to be an OSS Spy' published by Xlibris), Helias Doundoulakis looks back to his training in one of the key intelligence agencies in World War II, his experience in espionage and his remarkable metamorphosis from boy to man, man to soldier and from soldier to spy.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
In his newest book, ????? ?????????? ?????????? ???? ???????? (the Greek translation of 'Trained to be an OSS Spy' published by Xlibris), Helias Doundoulakis looks back to his training in one of the key intelligence agencies in World War II, his experience in espionage and his remarkable metamorphosis from boy to man, man to soldier and from soldier to spy.
New Novel Offers Sci-Fi, Rom-Com Shenanigans
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Bob Samedi blends genres and their conventions, crafting a space-age alloy of irony, romance and drama with his near-future science fiction tale, 'Where's Kevin? I want to tell him I love him!' (published by Xlibris UK). The new novel examines the dizzying pace of technological progress, contrasting its quantum leaps with cultural and societal attitudes that, according to him, 'seem to develop at a much slower pace (if they develop at all).'
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Bob Samedi blends genres and their conventions, crafting a space-age alloy of irony, romance and drama with his near-future science fiction tale, 'Where's Kevin? I want to tell him I love him!' (published by Xlibris UK). The new novel examines the dizzying pace of technological progress, contrasting its quantum leaps with cultural and societal attitudes that, according to him, 'seem to develop at a much slower pace (if they develop at all).'
Dan Mayur Pens THE FOUR Ls
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Author Dan Mayur says he has been inspired by the autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi. He wanted to share with his readers the benefits of what he learned in the School of Hard-knocks. That prompted him to write his life story in 'The Four Ls - A Memoir: Laughing, Learning, Loving and Living' (published by Xlibris).
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Author Dan Mayur says he has been inspired by the autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi. He wanted to share with his readers the benefits of what he learned in the School of Hard-knocks. That prompted him to write his life story in 'The Four Ls - A Memoir: Laughing, Learning, Loving and Living' (published by Xlibris).
A.P. Ransome Pens New Poetry Collection
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
A.P. Ransome was devastated when his brother passed away. A few days later while writing his brother's eulogy, he watched as the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center fell - it was almost too much for him to bear. Rather than let his grief break him, however, Ransome would later turn it into something creative: poetry.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
A.P. Ransome was devastated when his brother passed away. A few days later while writing his brother's eulogy, he watched as the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center fell - it was almost too much for him to bear. Rather than let his grief break him, however, Ransome would later turn it into something creative: poetry.
A JUMBLE OF THOUGHTS is Released
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
No subject is off limits in special agent James Sitton's new book, 'A Jumble of Thoughts' (published by AuthorHouse).
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
No subject is off limits in special agent James Sitton's new book, 'A Jumble of Thoughts' (published by AuthorHouse).
Sonya Faraci Pens New Children's Book BETTER THAN NICE!
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Author Sonya Faraci cherishes her memories of childhood. Growing up in a small village and its fish camp, her childhood was vastly different from those depicted in many children's books. She decided to change this.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Author Sonya Faraci cherishes her memories of childhood. Growing up in a small village and its fish camp, her childhood was vastly different from those depicted in many children's books. She decided to change this.
Carmela Orsini Harmon Launches Marketing Campaign for ON THE CHIN OF A GIANT
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
SAVANNAH, Ga. - Author Carmela Orsini Harmon brings the world of 1830s Savannah, Georgia, to life in her novel 'On the Chin of a Giant' (published by AuthorHouse), which is beginning a new marketing campaign for 2015.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
SAVANNAH, Ga. - Author Carmela Orsini Harmon brings the world of 1830s Savannah, Georgia, to life in her novel 'On the Chin of a Giant' (published by AuthorHouse), which is beginning a new marketing campaign for 2015.
New Children's Book PETER PUMPKIN GOES TRICK OR TREATING is Released
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Halloween is just around the corner, which means children everywhere will soon be dreaming of wandering out into the night in search of candy, candy, and more candy.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Halloween is just around the corner, which means children everywhere will soon be dreaming of wandering out into the night in search of candy, candy, and more candy.
Elizabeth Edwoods Pens THE MAN IN THE MOON
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
As one generation gives way to another, the elders do their best to pass on their love and lessons to the children.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
As one generation gives way to another, the elders do their best to pass on their love and lessons to the children.
New Fantasy Novel EDAFOS to Be Presented at 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
In the fictional world of Edafos, on the continent of Cardia, peace has been established after 300 years of war. As corrupt kings and religious struggles threaten the newfound peace, a boy forges his way across the land, attempting to change the fate of his homeland in the new fantasy book 'Edafos: Divine Wind' (published by AuthorHouse), by Howard Jones. The book will be featured at the 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair from October 14-18.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
In the fictional world of Edafos, on the continent of Cardia, peace has been established after 300 years of war. As corrupt kings and religious struggles threaten the newfound peace, a boy forges his way across the land, attempting to change the fate of his homeland in the new fantasy book 'Edafos: Divine Wind' (published by AuthorHouse), by Howard Jones. The book will be featured at the 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair from October 14-18.
Eternal Press and Damnation Books Announce September Titles
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Damnation Books and Eternal Press are owned by William and Kim Richards Gilchrist in Santa Rosa, CA. September 2015 brings new titles from both publishing houses. The couple takes pride in offering Darned Good Fiction on a monthly release schedule. From Damnation Books - 'Future Imperfect' by M. Scott Chambers ISBN 9781629293226 Genre: Science Fiction Sub Genre: Dark Fantasy Blurb: No one can change the past. 'Human Chess' by Kevin Smith ISBN 9781629293165 Genre: Thriller Sub Genre: Action/Adventure Blurb: The Sting meets The UFC and whether the promoter, the con man, or the fighter should run the league. 'Snuff' by Andrew Richardson ISBN 9781629293189 Genre: Horror Sub Genre: Horror Blurb: Archaeologist Shauna Hegarty is looking forward to a working holiday in the Scottish Highlands, but.. From Eternal Press - 'Crossing Roads' by JE Cammon ISBN 9781629293202 Genre: Paranormal Sub Genre: Urban Fantasy Blurb: Nicholas Hughes has no idea how you kill something that cannot die, destroy something that has no body, but there's rumor of a crafter that can make anything, so that is where he will to start. 'Honor at Stake' by Declan Finn ISBN 9781629293028 Genre: Romance Sub Genre: Vampire Blurb: One is a heartless, merciless killer. The other is a vampire. 'Kingmaker of Meldarvis' by Percia Pierce ISBN 9781629293066 Genre: Erotica Sub Genre: Fantasy Blurb: Wanted: Smart, Suave, and Sexy Male to be King. 'The Vampire, the Handler, and Me' by Eileen Sheehan ISBN 9781629293103 Genre: Paranormal Sub Genre: Vampire Blurb: In a romantic triangle of good and bad, it's hard to tell who is good and who is bad. 'Vienna Sky' by Josh Sinason ISBN 9781629293127 Genre: Young Adult Sub Genre: Thriller Blurb: When the world pushes you to your limits, sometimes your limits push back. Eternal Press and Damnation Books are available through major retailers in formats compatible with most popular e-readers. Titles are also available in trade paperback. Go to EternalPress.biz or DamnationBooks.com to get 50% off all Titles by using code 61NF17DV2LEX at checkout. Follow them on Twitter @eternalpress @damnationbooks - Like them on FaceBook - to buy autographed copies of various titles visit them on eBay at ebay.com/usr/ep-dbbooks. For Review Copies, please email eternalpresspromotions@gmail.com
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Damnation Books and Eternal Press are owned by William and Kim Richards Gilchrist in Santa Rosa, CA. September 2015 brings new titles from both publishing houses. The couple takes pride in offering Darned Good Fiction on a monthly release schedule. From Damnation Books - 'Future Imperfect' by M. Scott Chambers ISBN 9781629293226 Genre: Science Fiction Sub Genre: Dark Fantasy Blurb: No one can change the past. 'Human Chess' by Kevin Smith ISBN 9781629293165 Genre: Thriller Sub Genre: Action/Adventure Blurb: The Sting meets The UFC and whether the promoter, the con man, or the fighter should run the league. 'Snuff' by Andrew Richardson ISBN 9781629293189 Genre: Horror Sub Genre: Horror Blurb: Archaeologist Shauna Hegarty is looking forward to a working holiday in the Scottish Highlands, but.. From Eternal Press - 'Crossing Roads' by JE Cammon ISBN 9781629293202 Genre: Paranormal Sub Genre: Urban Fantasy Blurb: Nicholas Hughes has no idea how you kill something that cannot die, destroy something that has no body, but there's rumor of a crafter that can make anything, so that is where he will to start. 'Honor at Stake' by Declan Finn ISBN 9781629293028 Genre: Romance Sub Genre: Vampire Blurb: One is a heartless, merciless killer. The other is a vampire. 'Kingmaker of Meldarvis' by Percia Pierce ISBN 9781629293066 Genre: Erotica Sub Genre: Fantasy Blurb: Wanted: Smart, Suave, and Sexy Male to be King. 'The Vampire, the Handler, and Me' by Eileen Sheehan ISBN 9781629293103 Genre: Paranormal Sub Genre: Vampire Blurb: In a romantic triangle of good and bad, it's hard to tell who is good and who is bad. 'Vienna Sky' by Josh Sinason ISBN 9781629293127 Genre: Young Adult Sub Genre: Thriller Blurb: When the world pushes you to your limits, sometimes your limits push back. Eternal Press and Damnation Books are available through major retailers in formats compatible with most popular e-readers. Titles are also available in trade paperback. Go to EternalPress.biz or DamnationBooks.com to get 50% off all Titles by using code 61NF17DV2LEX at checkout. Follow them on Twitter @eternalpress @damnationbooks - Like them on FaceBook - to buy autographed copies of various titles visit them on eBay at ebay.com/usr/ep-dbbooks. For Review Copies, please email eternalpresspromotions@gmail.com
Kasey Crawford Kellem Releases DON'T STOP BELIEVING: OUR JOURNEY WITH CANCER
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
There's more than one way to tell a sad story, but sharing a true story of love, hope, faith and the loss of a loved one to cancer can be painful, difficult and heart wrenching, as well as uplifting and encouraging. The personal narrative of 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer,' by Kasey Crawford Kellem is a remarkable memoir that shares her personal struggle, unconditional love for her husband Craig, and their losing battle against prostate cancer. 'We loved, laughed and lived to the very end,' shared Kasey. 'We didn't give up on life just because of a grim outcome. Craig's life touched many people from family, close friends and strangers who followed our journey through social media.' In the memoir, 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' readers experience some of the uplifting events and ways Kasey and Craig celebrated, danced and enjoyed life. 'You have a choice in this world and we chose to believe,' said Kasey, and believe they did. With a cancer diagnosis hanging over their heads, Kasey and Craig paid it forward by encouraging others also battling cancer and hardships to find the joy in life around them. Kasey and friend, Harry, even started a trend based off the concept of a Flash Mob to help uplift not only Craig, but family, friends, co-workers and complete strangers with what they dubbed a Love Mob. Kasey is a big believer, teacher and role model of being resilient. Living with Multiple Sclerosis and having lost her mother eleven years ago, she knows how to overcome challenges. 'My mom used to say, 'If this is the worst that can happen to you, then you're lucky,' said Kasey. 'Craig also had a motto: 'This too shall pass.' Because we believed and celebrated life, laughed, dreamed and were surrounded by loving people, we were able to get through the hard times.' In 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' readers will relate to the love and devotion Kasey and her husband Craig experienced as they believed and celebrated to the very end. Much of the memoir draws upon memories and social media posts Kasey shared on Facebook throughout their journey with cancer. 'When I sat down to write after Craig passed, it was very raw and fresh to me the experiences we went through. I found going through my timeline and being able to reflect was very cathartic and therapeutic. I wasn't able to process what was happening to us at the time. I was on autopilot. I couldn't let myself get emotional. I had to be a rock for my husband. But now, I was able to see what happened and how we made it through to the end. Writing this memoir has helped me process everything. I'm not bitter. I don't play the 'What if' game. We lived...we believed,' shared Kasey. Kasey Crawford Kellem's raw honesty reveals every emotion she faced and the various thoughts that raced through her mind after her husband Craig was given his death sentence. 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' is not exactly happy. It's not that kind of book. However, it will linger long and hard in the minds of readers and show life is worth living no matter the outcome. But it's not a cancer book either...because cancer books suck. 'In the midst of a cancer diagnosis, most patients and family members find it difficult to retain the information they hear. Having a loved one live with a terminal diagnosis for an extended period of time is fast replacing sudden and unexpected death as a norm,' said Halo Publisher Lisa M. Umina. 'In this emotional rendition of Kasey and Craig's battle with cancer, Kasey encourages people fighting this dreaded disease to never lose hope, to keep believing and to celebrate life to the every end.' You can purchase 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' through Halo Publishing's website (http://halopublishing.com), Amazon, B&N and local bookstores. Biography: Kasey Crawford Kellem, a school counselor, has devoted her life to helping others facing adversity overcome their challenges and be resilient. She earned a bachelor and master's degree in special education and an educational specialist degree in counseling. Kasey is the author of five Mind Over Matter children's books: Believe; Love; Relax; Laugh; and Dream. She is a recent widow, stepmother, sister, daughter and friend to many. Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer by Kasey Crawford Kellem, publisher Halo Publishing, Int. ISBN: 978-1-61244-379-9; Price: $14.95 Press & Media Contact: Lisa M. Umina, Publisher Halo Publishing International 1100 NW Loop 410, Suite 700-176 San Antonio, TX 78213 - USA +1 877-705-9647 http://www.halopublishing.com
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
There's more than one way to tell a sad story, but sharing a true story of love, hope, faith and the loss of a loved one to cancer can be painful, difficult and heart wrenching, as well as uplifting and encouraging. The personal narrative of 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer,' by Kasey Crawford Kellem is a remarkable memoir that shares her personal struggle, unconditional love for her husband Craig, and their losing battle against prostate cancer. 'We loved, laughed and lived to the very end,' shared Kasey. 'We didn't give up on life just because of a grim outcome. Craig's life touched many people from family, close friends and strangers who followed our journey through social media.' In the memoir, 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' readers experience some of the uplifting events and ways Kasey and Craig celebrated, danced and enjoyed life. 'You have a choice in this world and we chose to believe,' said Kasey, and believe they did. With a cancer diagnosis hanging over their heads, Kasey and Craig paid it forward by encouraging others also battling cancer and hardships to find the joy in life around them. Kasey and friend, Harry, even started a trend based off the concept of a Flash Mob to help uplift not only Craig, but family, friends, co-workers and complete strangers with what they dubbed a Love Mob. Kasey is a big believer, teacher and role model of being resilient. Living with Multiple Sclerosis and having lost her mother eleven years ago, she knows how to overcome challenges. 'My mom used to say, 'If this is the worst that can happen to you, then you're lucky,' said Kasey. 'Craig also had a motto: 'This too shall pass.' Because we believed and celebrated life, laughed, dreamed and were surrounded by loving people, we were able to get through the hard times.' In 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' readers will relate to the love and devotion Kasey and her husband Craig experienced as they believed and celebrated to the very end. Much of the memoir draws upon memories and social media posts Kasey shared on Facebook throughout their journey with cancer. 'When I sat down to write after Craig passed, it was very raw and fresh to me the experiences we went through. I found going through my timeline and being able to reflect was very cathartic and therapeutic. I wasn't able to process what was happening to us at the time. I was on autopilot. I couldn't let myself get emotional. I had to be a rock for my husband. But now, I was able to see what happened and how we made it through to the end. Writing this memoir has helped me process everything. I'm not bitter. I don't play the 'What if' game. We lived...we believed,' shared Kasey. Kasey Crawford Kellem's raw honesty reveals every emotion she faced and the various thoughts that raced through her mind after her husband Craig was given his death sentence. 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' is not exactly happy. It's not that kind of book. However, it will linger long and hard in the minds of readers and show life is worth living no matter the outcome. But it's not a cancer book either...because cancer books suck. 'In the midst of a cancer diagnosis, most patients and family members find it difficult to retain the information they hear. Having a loved one live with a terminal diagnosis for an extended period of time is fast replacing sudden and unexpected death as a norm,' said Halo Publisher Lisa M. Umina. 'In this emotional rendition of Kasey and Craig's battle with cancer, Kasey encourages people fighting this dreaded disease to never lose hope, to keep believing and to celebrate life to the every end.' You can purchase 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' through Halo Publishing's website (http://halopublishing.com), Amazon, B&N and local bookstores. Biography: Kasey Crawford Kellem, a school counselor, has devoted her life to helping others facing adversity overcome their challenges and be resilient. She earned a bachelor and master's degree in special education and an educational specialist degree in counseling. Kasey is the author of five Mind Over Matter children's books: Believe; Love; Relax; Laugh; and Dream. She is a recent widow, stepmother, sister, daughter and friend to many. Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer by Kasey Crawford Kellem, publisher Halo Publishing, Int. ISBN: 978-1-61244-379-9; Price: $14.95 Press & Media Contact: Lisa M. Umina, Publisher Halo Publishing International 1100 NW Loop 410, Suite 700-176 San Antonio, TX 78213 - USA +1 877-705-9647 http://www.halopublishing.com
Author Launches New Mashup Book Series
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Is it possible to write a cohesive book series across multiple genres where the reader chooses the next book to be written? On Sept. 3, 2015 Kynegion House author Jeremy Vaeni answers 'Yes!' with the first volume of his B-Movies in a Book Series titled, 'Free Space: The Real Life Story of a Bingo Queen.' 'My original idea was just to take these old screenplays I had lying around, dust them off, and rewrite them as independent novels,' Vaeni says. 'But I saw the potential for interconnectivity there, to build a mini universe with these bookseven though they were from different genres. Zombie movies, indie dramas, dark comedies, thrillers, cheesy science fictionHow do you take these disparate parts and make them a cohesive, believable whole? How do you make that whole work even for people who will skip a book based on its genre without them missing anything? And how do you retain the flavor of a movie in a book? These were my questions and I've figured them out.' Once Vaeni ironed out the kinks he took the project 2 steps further. He says, 'Growing up, my favorite books were always Choose Your Own Adventure. So that's what I'm doing here, taking that to another level. After I release the first two books, 'Free Space' and 'The Squared Circle,' the audience will have to choose the next book that gets written. Would you rather see a ridiculous movie title referenced in 'Free Space' come to life or find out what top secret thing happened to the lead character in 'The Squared Circle' back in college? Both books will get written eventually, it's simply a matter of in which order. And I think it's fun to get readers involved that way but also in another. Perhaps they'd like to step up and write the next book as well. Let's see how collaborative we can get in this universe-building. TV shows and movie series work this way. Why can't a book series? Kynegion House is the perfect publishing house to experiment with this.' 'Free Space: The Real Life Story of a Bingo Queen' is a mock-documentary comedy that tells the story of a young man documenting the goings-on at a local bingo hall, who becomes infatuated with an ex-stripper and uncovers a conspiracy. Vaeni says he is releasing this first because it's a mock-documentary in book form, which is a challenge to write and will set the bar high for future books in the series. He adds, 'Also, because it's hilarious. I'm sick of humor books that are just kinda witty, you know? You maybe smile your way through it or giggle here and there. Where's the belly laugh? If I'm not laughing out loud at least once per chapter, I'm failing.' Jeremy Vaeni is available for interviews and appearances. For booking presentations, media appearances, interviews, and/or book-signings contact kynegionhouse@yahoo.com.
by BWW News Desk - August 31, 2015
Is it possible to write a cohesive book series across multiple genres where the reader chooses the next book to be written? On Sept. 3, 2015 Kynegion House author Jeremy Vaeni answers 'Yes!' with the first volume of his B-Movies in a Book Series titled, 'Free Space: The Real Life Story of a Bingo Queen.' 'My original idea was just to take these old screenplays I had lying around, dust them off, and rewrite them as independent novels,' Vaeni says. 'But I saw the potential for interconnectivity there, to build a mini universe with these bookseven though they were from different genres. Zombie movies, indie dramas, dark comedies, thrillers, cheesy science fictionHow do you take these disparate parts and make them a cohesive, believable whole? How do you make that whole work even for people who will skip a book based on its genre without them missing anything? And how do you retain the flavor of a movie in a book? These were my questions and I've figured them out.' Once Vaeni ironed out the kinks he took the project 2 steps further. He says, 'Growing up, my favorite books were always Choose Your Own Adventure. So that's what I'm doing here, taking that to another level. After I release the first two books, 'Free Space' and 'The Squared Circle,' the audience will have to choose the next book that gets written. Would you rather see a ridiculous movie title referenced in 'Free Space' come to life or find out what top secret thing happened to the lead character in 'The Squared Circle' back in college? Both books will get written eventually, it's simply a matter of in which order. And I think it's fun to get readers involved that way but also in another. Perhaps they'd like to step up and write the next book as well. Let's see how collaborative we can get in this universe-building. TV shows and movie series work this way. Why can't a book series? Kynegion House is the perfect publishing house to experiment with this.' 'Free Space: The Real Life Story of a Bingo Queen' is a mock-documentary comedy that tells the story of a young man documenting the goings-on at a local bingo hall, who becomes infatuated with an ex-stripper and uncovers a conspiracy. Vaeni says he is releasing this first because it's a mock-documentary in book form, which is a challenge to write and will set the bar high for future books in the series. He adds, 'Also, because it's hilarious. I'm sick of humor books that are just kinda witty, you know? You maybe smile your way through it or giggle here and there. Where's the belly laugh? If I'm not laughing out loud at least once per chapter, I'm failing.' Jeremy Vaeni is available for interviews and appearances. For booking presentations, media appearances, interviews, and/or book-signings contact kynegionhouse@yahoo.com.
New Book by Eileen Fleming Inspired by Jon Stewart Reports on Israel's Nuclear Weapons Whistle Blower Mordechai Vanunu
by BWW News Desk - August 30, 2015
Heroes, Muses and the Saga of Mordechai Vanunu by Senior Correspondent Eileen Fleming credits Jon Stewart, The Daily Show Correspondents, Brenda Starr, Dorothy Day and John Lennon among her heroes and muses; and concludes her ten years of reporting on Israel's Nuclear Whistle Blower's struggle for his right to leave Israel, since she met him in east Jerusalem in 2005.
by BWW News Desk - August 30, 2015
Heroes, Muses and the Saga of Mordechai Vanunu by Senior Correspondent Eileen Fleming credits Jon Stewart, The Daily Show Correspondents, Brenda Starr, Dorothy Day and John Lennon among her heroes and muses; and concludes her ten years of reporting on Israel's Nuclear Whistle Blower's struggle for his right to leave Israel, since she met him in east Jerusalem in 2005.
New Book Launch Celebration: 'Samantha's Story' by Author Tammy Cantrell Greene
by BWW News Desk - August 30, 2015
Local Author, Tammy Cantrell Greene and her daughter Samantha, subject of the book, will be on hand at the launch celebration. 'Samantha's Story' is the true account of Sam's battle with ulcerative colitis which she contracted at age seven. Though the book details many of her struggles with the disease, Samantha and Tammy view it as a book of hope. With knowledge, understanding and patience, young people dealing with chronic illness can live full, productive lives and Samantha is proof of that. Now 14, she participates in school and church activities with vitality and energy. Tammy's inspiration in writing of the book came to her through a scripture: Jeremiah 10:19 - New International Version of the Bible (NIV) 'Woe to me because of my injury! My wound is incurable! Yet I said to myself, This is my sickness, and I must endure it.' 'An illness needn't define us,' says Tammy. 'We often discover strength when we have no other choice.' In writing 'Samantha's Story,' Tammy hopes to assist other families to find hope in dealing with their child's chronic illnesses. She works closely with Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA) to provide awareness and help to parents and families. A guest speaker whose daughter has Crohn's disease will share their experience with the illness that evening as well. Further information about Author Tammy Greene and CCFA can be discovered at Tammy's Facebook Page: Author Tammy Cantrell Greene. 'Samantha's Story' is currently available at: Amazon - paperback or Kindle Xulon Christian Bookstore Barnes and Noble online Copies will also be available at the book launch.
by BWW News Desk - August 30, 2015
Local Author, Tammy Cantrell Greene and her daughter Samantha, subject of the book, will be on hand at the launch celebration. 'Samantha's Story' is the true account of Sam's battle with ulcerative colitis which she contracted at age seven. Though the book details many of her struggles with the disease, Samantha and Tammy view it as a book of hope. With knowledge, understanding and patience, young people dealing with chronic illness can live full, productive lives and Samantha is proof of that. Now 14, she participates in school and church activities with vitality and energy. Tammy's inspiration in writing of the book came to her through a scripture: Jeremiah 10:19 - New International Version of the Bible (NIV) 'Woe to me because of my injury! My wound is incurable! Yet I said to myself, This is my sickness, and I must endure it.' 'An illness needn't define us,' says Tammy. 'We often discover strength when we have no other choice.' In writing 'Samantha's Story,' Tammy hopes to assist other families to find hope in dealing with their child's chronic illnesses. She works closely with Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA) to provide awareness and help to parents and families. A guest speaker whose daughter has Crohn's disease will share their experience with the illness that evening as well. Further information about Author Tammy Greene and CCFA can be discovered at Tammy's Facebook Page: Author Tammy Cantrell Greene. 'Samantha's Story' is currently available at: Amazon - paperback or Kindle Xulon Christian Bookstore Barnes and Noble online Copies will also be available at the book launch.
New THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO Sequel Now in American Stores
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist are back.
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist are back.
New Memoir Follows Journey from 'Tragedy to Triumph'
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Carol L. McKinney has endured some very painful moments in her life but by the grace of God, she was able to overcome them. Moved to share her story, she decided to release a memoir describing her experiences and the lessons she learned. She invites readers to join her in a journey from 'Tragedy to Triumph' (published by Xlibris).
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Carol L. McKinney has endured some very painful moments in her life but by the grace of God, she was able to overcome them. Moved to share her story, she decided to release a memoir describing her experiences and the lessons she learned. She invites readers to join her in a journey from 'Tragedy to Triumph' (published by Xlibris).
New Memoir by Texas Jack Cowan Emphasizes Importance of Mentors
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
In his new book, 'Several Points from Which to View: While Pursuing and Perfecting Your Purpose' (published by AuthorHouse), author Texas Jack Cowan passes on a lifetime of wisdom and experience to the next generation as given to him by the many mentors who touched his life.
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
In his new book, 'Several Points from Which to View: While Pursuing and Perfecting Your Purpose' (published by AuthorHouse), author Texas Jack Cowan passes on a lifetime of wisdom and experience to the next generation as given to him by the many mentors who touched his life.
Insights on 'Abraham Father of Atheism' Revealed in New Book
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
'It is time for atheists to have their own heaven. It is time for atheists to have their own Bible.' Mohammed Musa proclaims as he provides a radical new and alternative perspective on the celebrity 'Abraham Father of Atheism' (published by Xlibris), framing him as a social radical who sought to upend the status quo. With this take on the evolution of religion, he gives atheists a different approach towards contemporary Muslims, Christians and Jews that goes beyond saying 'there is no god.'
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
'It is time for atheists to have their own heaven. It is time for atheists to have their own Bible.' Mohammed Musa proclaims as he provides a radical new and alternative perspective on the celebrity 'Abraham Father of Atheism' (published by Xlibris), framing him as a social radical who sought to upend the status quo. With this take on the evolution of religion, he gives atheists a different approach towards contemporary Muslims, Christians and Jews that goes beyond saying 'there is no god.'
Helias Doundoulakis' New Book Recounts His Experiences Behind Enemy Lines
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
FREEPORT, N.Y. - On May, 1941, author Helias Doundoulakis was a boy from a tiny village in Crete, when he faced an unexpected threat - the invasion of the Axis powers. In his newest book, the German translation of 'Trained to be an OSS Spy' (published by Xlibris), the author chronicles his training in one of the key intelligence agencies in World War II, his experience in espionage, and his remarkable metamorphosis from boy to man, man to soldier, and soldier to spy.
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
FREEPORT, N.Y. - On May, 1941, author Helias Doundoulakis was a boy from a tiny village in Crete, when he faced an unexpected threat - the invasion of the Axis powers. In his newest book, the German translation of 'Trained to be an OSS Spy' (published by Xlibris), the author chronicles his training in one of the key intelligence agencies in World War II, his experience in espionage, and his remarkable metamorphosis from boy to man, man to soldier, and soldier to spy.
Daniel D. Hartzler's New Book Shares More Information on American Swords
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Author Daniel D. Hartzler believes there has yet to be a leader or driving force to organize sword makers into a geographical area of production. Because of this, he was prompted to write 'American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords Volume II,' (published by Xlibris) in which he takes an in-depth look at American swords, where, how and why they were manufactured.
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Author Daniel D. Hartzler believes there has yet to be a leader or driving force to organize sword makers into a geographical area of production. Because of this, he was prompted to write 'American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords Volume II,' (published by Xlibris) in which he takes an in-depth look at American swords, where, how and why they were manufactured.
Embrace the Demolition of the Corporate Ladder
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Although Americans enjoyed celebrating their independence and freedom this summer as they do every year, one freedom still yet to be discovered is economic free will within business.
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
Although Americans enjoyed celebrating their independence and freedom this summer as they do every year, one freedom still yet to be discovered is economic free will within business.
New Bestseller Myths of Christianity Named 2015 IAN Book of the Year Award Finalist
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
"Myths of Christianity,' by bestselling author Jedediah McClure, has been selected by The Independent Author Network (IAN) as a 2015 Book of the Year Award finalist in the Non-Fiction (Religion/Spiritual/Inspirational) category. Finalists were selected based on a descriptive and inviting title with organized, well-researched material on a subject that is timely and/or timeless, unique, or presented in a unique way that appeals to a wide audience.
by BWW News Desk - August 29, 2015
"Myths of Christianity,' by bestselling author Jedediah McClure, has been selected by The Independent Author Network (IAN) as a 2015 Book of the Year Award finalist in the Non-Fiction (Religion/Spiritual/Inspirational) category. Finalists were selected based on a descriptive and inviting title with organized, well-researched material on a subject that is timely and/or timeless, unique, or presented in a unique way that appeals to a wide audience.
Adam Thompson Pens FROM HEAVEN TO EARTH
by BWW News Desk - August 28, 2015
Available now as an e-book and Sept. 14 in paperback, 'From Heaven to Earth: Living Life as a Spiritual Highlander' offers a first-hand account of a mountaintop experience. In his new work published by Destiny Image Publishing, Adam Thompson discusses the interpretation of dreams, divine encounters and the veracity of the Rhema word.
by BWW News Desk - August 28, 2015
Available now as an e-book and Sept. 14 in paperback, 'From Heaven to Earth: Living Life as a Spiritual Highlander' offers a first-hand account of a mountaintop experience. In his new work published by Destiny Image Publishing, Adam Thompson discusses the interpretation of dreams, divine encounters and the veracity of the Rhema word.
BWW Book Review: Alex Sheremet's Insightful WOODY ALLEN: REEL TO REAL
by Chris Gibson - August 28, 2015
One of the things I truly enjoy about being a critic is not just the fact that I get to cover the St. Louis theater scene, but also that I receive countless opportunities to review other mediums within the artistic world of creation. I've had the request to deliver my thoughts and opinions on concerts, CDs, DVDs, art, and books. The printed word is something I've always enjoyed, and when that book concerns music, theater or film, it touches on subjects that are especially near and dear to my heart. So, when I was contacted by Ascot Media Group about Alex Sheremet's ebook, Woody Allen: Reel to Real (Take2 Publishing), I naturally jumped at the chance. Not only because I've always admired Woody's movies, but because I feel he's never been given a truly honest and thorough examination of his vast body of work. Writer Alex Sheremet has taken on the task, and since it is truly a digi-dialogue, it will be an ever evolving piece that will continue to grow as Allen continues to make films, and as discussions occur concerning their validity and worth.
by Chris Gibson - August 28, 2015
One of the things I truly enjoy about being a critic is not just the fact that I get to cover the St. Louis theater scene, but also that I receive countless opportunities to review other mediums within the artistic world of creation. I've had the request to deliver my thoughts and opinions on concerts, CDs, DVDs, art, and books. The printed word is something I've always enjoyed, and when that book concerns music, theater or film, it touches on subjects that are especially near and dear to my heart. So, when I was contacted by Ascot Media Group about Alex Sheremet's ebook, Woody Allen: Reel to Real (Take2 Publishing), I naturally jumped at the chance. Not only because I've always admired Woody's movies, but because I feel he's never been given a truly honest and thorough examination of his vast body of work. Writer Alex Sheremet has taken on the task, and since it is truly a digi-dialogue, it will be an ever evolving piece that will continue to grow as Allen continues to make films, and as discussions occur concerning their validity and worth.
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