A Story That Won’t Let You Go: “Run Now Town” by L.A. Kendrick

I met L.A. Kendrick at an community event years ago. I was very interested in his work because of its sci-fi nature. I had not met an author that wrote sci-fi thrillers and fantasy. It was intriguing to me. I was glad to hear from him about his latest book Run Now Town.  I hope you enjoy our conversation. Make sure you check out his … Continue reading A Story That Won’t Let You Go: “Run Now Town” by L.A. Kendrick

Unwind and Heal with ‘ooh girl yes! Self Care Coloring Book and Things!’

Jacqueline Johnson In today’s fast-paced world, finding time for yourself is essential for maintaining mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Our new ‘ooh girl yes! Self Care Coloring Book and Things’ is designed to offer women a unique and creative outlet for unwinding, reflecting, and prioritizing self-care.  Self-care is more than a trendy buzzword; it’s a vital practice for recharging and protecting your mental health. When … Continue reading Unwind and Heal with ‘ooh girl yes! Self Care Coloring Book and Things!’

Madelyn Patterson’s New Book: It’s Okay To Ask: What Is That Sticking Out Of Your Neck?

Written by: Damita Miller-Shanklin I had the pleasure of speaking with a great person who has gone through a transformative journey and has a powerful story to share through her new book. The book title says it all and if you know Madelyn Patterson this book was written to help others feel comfortable when interacting with someone who has a tracheostomy aka as a Trach, … Continue reading Madelyn Patterson’s New Book: It’s Okay To Ask: What Is That Sticking Out Of Your Neck?

ARE YOU READING BANNED BOOKS?

By Damita Miller-Shanklin I have been a reader since I was a child. It startedwith my mama reading a book of my choiceevery night before I went to bed. Reading hasalways been a part of my life. My life withoutbooks would be like coffee without sugar. I carrya book in my backpack so when I stop for lunchor I’m under the hair dryer at the … Continue reading ARE YOU READING BANNED BOOKS?

A CONVERSATION WITH AUTHOR JACOB GROVEY

Damita Miller-Shanklin Grovey moved to Austin overten years ago. He has beenhere long enough that heconsiders himself anAustinite. He started writing inelementary school. It startedbecause of an assignmentfrom his teacher. One of thegreatest teachers was histhird grade teacher, Mrs.Armstrong. “What alwayssticks out to me and what Ialways tell people is whenshe wanted us to do awriting assignment aboutpoetry, she said,” if you like rap, you … Continue reading A CONVERSATION WITH AUTHOR JACOB GROVEY