Eighty Years on the Move: An Author Q&A on The Trek Continues

Q. Can you tell us about The Trek Continues from Your point of view? This is a collection of true stories drawn from eighty years of life, love and adventure. Q. Where did you find your inspiration for this second book?  I couldn’t stop writing stories. They just kept piling up, so that became book … Read more

The Trek Continues: Chester L. Richards Unveils a Bold New Memoir of Adventure and Resilience 

Book cover of The Trek Continues by chester l richards with imagery

From Star Trek to crocodiles in Africa, Richards’s latest book delivers thrilling stories of love, loss, and the courage to keep moving forward.  When most people think of Star Trek, they picture epic voyages across galaxies and daring encounters with the unknown. For Chester L. Richards, however, adventure has never been confined to the screen, … Read more

Sue William Silverman’s Selected Misdemeanors: Small Moments, Big Truths 

Book cover of Selected Misdemeanors by Sue William Silverman, with bold blue and orange typography and a small orange goldfish.

Grand Rapids, MI – Some moments barely register when they happen, a glance, a flavor, a whispered comment, yet they linger, quietly shaping us in ways we might not realize until years later. In her latest book, Selected Misdemeanors: Essays at the Mercy of the Reader, award-winning author Sue William Silverman gathers those moments, holds … Read more

Antonio Salazar-Hobson’s Memoir Reveals His Truth

Antonio We Know You

Antonio Salazar-Hobson is an author whose Antonio, We Know You: A Memoir recounts his story surviving a kidnapping that took place when he was a young boy. In an article posted in Newsweek, Antonio goes into detail about the ordeal he went through and reveals his personal truth. He notes how the alleged kidnappers, “Groomed … Read more

How to see the signs, then break the cycle with Marci Hopkins. Author of Chaos to Clarity

Books That  Make You Go From Chaos to Clarity How can you see the signs, then break the cycle — or cycles — you may be trapped in? While on the path to recovery or transformation, it’s difficult to recognize the things that may be holding you back. People often feel stuck, hopeless, like there … Read more

Book Review: Antonio, We Know You by Antonio Salazar-Hobson

“[Antonio, We Know You] is an unassuming family narrative — a quest-based on hope, redemption, and triumph, and it affirms the spirit of integrity in us all.” – Jimmy Santiago Baca    Chicano author, advocate, and tribal lawyer Antonio Salazar-Hobson just released his memoir titled “Antonio, We Know You: A Memoir”  last April 22 through Wyatt-McKenzie. It … Read more

From The Potato to Star Trek and Beyond: Memoirs of a Rocket Scientist by Chester L. Richards

In this book untitled “From The Potato to Star Trek and Beyond: Memoirs of a Rocket Scientist”, Chester L. Richards presents his memoir. Former aerospace engineer, Richards offers us a collection of stories, spanning from Wild West trails tales of his ancestors to the Second World War and his experiences in the aerospace industry.      … Read more

Adventure with Chester L. Richards, author of From The Potato to Star Trek and Beyond

Books That  Make You Undertake Life-Changing Adventures We all dream of adventure. Maybe some of us take on a mountain hike, or go on safari while vacationing. Do we really know, though, what it’s like to experience heart-racing, adrenaline-rushing, real-life adventures that change us to the core, making it so that we’re never the same … Read more

From Slave to Leader with Paulino Mamiir Chol, author of Leading the Lost Boys

Books That Make You Experience a Harrowing Journey As a child, Paulino Mamiir Chol was kidnapped, separated from his family, and taken by gunpoint to Northern Sudan. He rose up and became a leader to the frightened, hungry band of boys the world would come to know as The Sudanese Lost Boys. On a quest … Read more