“SYMUTAL” by Dean Alexandrou is a gripping science fiction novel set in the dystopian future of 2057, a world where the omnipotent power of algorithms has reached its zenith, heralding an era defined by the Algorithm Singularity. This is a future where resistance against the all-encompassing control of artificial intelligence seems futile, and humanity’s last hope lies in the hands of Omar Cantor, the head of Omicore. BUY NOW The narrative is set against the backdrop of a world where technology companies are engulfed by government AI systems, except for a few like Omicore. Omar Cantor’s darin ..read more

“Sons of Isan: Taking Refuge in a Thai Temple” by William Reyland is an enthralling memoir that delves deep into the heart of Buddhist life in Thailand, offering a rare and intimate perspective from a Western convert. Reyland’s journey, marked by his determination to understand and embrace Buddhism, takes us to the Thai region of Isan and into the daily rhythms of life at the Wat Pramuenrat Buddhist temple. BUY NOW Reyland’s narrative is a testament to the transformative power of cultural immersion and spiritual seeking. His initial struggles with dietary adjustments and the shock of transiti ..read more

“The Flaws in Our Prayers” by Magdalena Stanhoff is a rich tapestry of intersecting lives and narratives, weaving together a story that is as complex as it is captivating. The novel traverses the lives of characters from diverse backgrounds, each struggling with their own inner turmoil and external challenges, creating a compelling exploration of love, identity, and the human condition. At the heart of the story is Kim Hana, a Korean emigrant living in Poland, whose life becomes intertwined with that of Sebastian, a man she saves from drowning. Their relationship, which begins with a fleeting ..read more

“Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII Heartbreak and Forbidden Love” by Diane Scott Lewis is a poignant and compelling historical fiction novel that explores the complexities of love, loyalty, and survival during the tumultuous times of World War II. The story of Norah Cooper, an Englishwoman seeking refuge in Brittany, and Major August von Gottlieb, a German commandant torn between duty and conscience, is a deeply moving tale that captures the heartache and moral dilemmas faced by individuals caught in the crossfire of war. BUY NOW Norah Cooper’s journey, beginning with her flight from England ..read more

“The Configuration of a Soul” by Irina Diamond immerses readers in a world where scientific prowess reigns supreme, and it’s within this setting that we meet Eris, a character whose life is forever altered by her encounter with two siblings from the slums, Aaron and Natlee. Diamond creates a narrative that not only explores the boundaries of science and the human spirit but also delves into the complexities of trust, loyalty, and the human condition. Eris’s journey is a gripping one, marked by profound loss and the relentless pursuit of an almost impossible goal: to resurrect Aaron, the fallen ..read more

1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I’ve enjoyed writing since at least high school. Whenever a teacher would assign an essay or report to write, I felt good because that was in my comfort zone. I was excited to receive a grade in part for my writing ability. This continued in college where I was thinking about entering into a career in writing. I did write a bit for the school newspaper, along with photography. BUY NOW 2-How do you schedule your life when you’re writing? I try to write when I can. There are certain things that have to get done during the day as we all kno ..read more

“…And Why Not?” by Sophie Burrus – Müller is an empowering and insightful guide for those standing at life’s crossroads, uncertain of the path ahead. This book is more than just a self-help guide; it’s a companion for anyone who senses the need for change but feels hindered by external opinions or internal doubts. Burrus – Müller’s personal narratives and experiences serve as a powerful catalyst, encouraging readers to challenge their comfort zones and embrace transformation. The core strength of this book lies in its relatable and authentic approach. The author shares her own journey with a l ..read more

“DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence” by Don Sedei is a riveting fiction thriller that masterfully intertwines two starkly contrasting worlds – the ancestral traditions of the Comanche Tribe and the cutthroat code of the Sicilian Mafia. The novel introduces readers to Kachada, a character shaped by a haunting prophecy whispered by his mother at birth: “Kachada. Remember: Birth is a death sentence, so make every minute count.” This enigmatic phrase sets the tone for a life lived on the edge, where every minute is a fight for survival. From an early age, Kachada is acutely aware of the fragility o ..read more

“2024… Your Year of More” by Noah William Smith is a refreshing and insightful addition to the self-help genre, offering readers practical and sage advice on achieving greater happiness and fulfillment in life. In a world that often equates success with material wealth, Smith takes a different approach, focusing on a holistic sense of well-being that transcends conventional markers of success. BUY NOW Smith’s book is distinguished by its unique value-driven approach, encouraging readers to actively seek out and define their values. This insightful perspective is particularly valuable for thos ..read more

“Mary Not Broken” by Debora L. King is a gripping and emotionally charged novel that delves into the life of a woman facing incredible adversity. Set in the backdrop of 1935 Mississippi, the story follows Mary, a young woman whose life takes numerous tragic and challenging turns, from a forced marriage to the loss of her children and a series of misfortunes that test her faith and resolve. The narrative is richly layered, exploring themes of familial duty, personal tragedy, faith, and redemption. Mary’s character is exceptionally well-crafted, allowing readers to deeply empathize with her stru ..read more