Our fabulous author, Natasha Williams will be interviewed with Viewpoint Alabama about her latest memoir,  Push Forward. The interview will be airing at 7 PM, March 6th, 2022 on 105.5 FM WERC and IHeart Radio.    Push Forward is an amazing memoir about the life of the author, the book shares the story of the transition and the experience that she learned. The book shares the unpredictability of life, the twists in them and the lessons that are learned with these experiences. The book is available to order here.   Natasha Williams is a remarkable creative writer with a love for writing from an early age. In her 20s, she had a passion for writing poetry. She has done several word performances in her hometown, Birmingham, AL.  Push Forward is her latest book sharing her life journey.  

Tom Fahey will be holding a book signing event at Barnes & Nobles on February 26, 2022, at noon for his book 43 days of Reflections and Ruminations. The signing will take place at the Barnes & Noble located at 1565 Briargrate Boulevard in Colorado Springs. The event will allow fans and readers to meet Tom in person and hear about his journey in writing his book. The book 43 days of Reflections and Ruminations is a general discussion of Tom's learnings in life. He had time to reflect upon these during the 43 cancer treatment sessions that he underwent. During the treatment, he found himself having time to sit and write and wanted to capture his thoughts in written form, so, his children and family could then read later on. What started as a personal memoir turned into something more when other family members encouraged him to publish it. Tom Fahey is a retired sales management professional who has traveled around the world. This gave him ample time to read. He has averaged 90 books a year for about 40 years. He loves participating in sports and spending time with his family. He is a husband, father, and grandfather.

Our incredible author, Neil J. Smith, will hold a virtual event to talk about his historical fiction book, On the Ropes. Don’t forget to register and join him on Wednesday, February 16, 2022, at 7 PM on Zoom. Get to know more details here. On the Ropes narrates the tale of a resilient young black fighter. After experiencing a major setback in his boxing career, he joins The Black Panther Party. Little does he know that it will turn out to be the darkest phase of his life. He collects his strength and fights back, finally returning to his boxing career. Grab a copy of this motivational book here. Neil J. Smith is a New York-based author who has lived a very inspirational life. From a tough childhood to being a renowned author, he has also managed to lead a successful career in boxing.

Catch your favorite author, Gina VanSicklen, on a book talk and wine tasting session at Unique Tastes Wine and Liquors, 1677 Middle Country Road Ridge, NY 11961. The event will take place on February 12th, 2022, from 5 pm to 7 pm. Start your Valentine's weekend off right with a glass of wine and great romance! Don’t miss out on the chance to learn some amazing facts about the book … And the Stars Smiled.   … And the Stars Smiled is a romantic love story about a young couple destined to be together. Their love grew stronger until they parted ways. The choices they have to make will decide the fate of their relationship. Will they be able to keep their relationship alive? Get a copy of the book here to find out.   Gina VanSicklen is a lifelong resident of Long Island, happily married for over thirty years. She is a mother of two boys, happily living her wonderful life. She found a passion for writing after pursuing her education in cultural studies and childhood education.

Author Neil J. Smith will be holding a virtual book discussion at the Queens Public Library on the 8th of February to celebrate Black History Month. The event will take place between 7 to 8 pm. The discussion will be moderated by Charles C. Smith and will discuss in length the book, On the Ropes, written by Smith. The event will be held virtually through Facebook events, and a link has been provided for participants to join. The event is part of a larger celebration of Black History Month at Queens Public Library, where this year, the harsh realities that affect the health of the black community are being highlighted through various events and activities. The book, On the Ropes, is about Percival Jones, who is a young boxer and African American. His life takes a drastic turn due to some tragic events. The novel is set in the 1960s when the African American community was struggling with racism and white supremacy. The events told throughout the book echo what many in the black community faced when trying to grapple with discrimination during this time in American history.   Neil J. Smith was a boxer at the young age of 12. He continued to box for many years after and was even crowned the All-Army champion. Smith participated in various civil rights movements including, the Black Panther Party. He graduated from NYU in creative writing, poetry, and literature. He was vice president of the New York Quarterly for 15 years and is now living in upstate New York with his wife.

Austin Macauley’s incredible author, Susan A. Katz, will hold a book signing and reading event for The Limits of Light. The event is scheduled for January 29th, 2022, at 2 PM. The venue for the event is Woodbury Library, 29 Main Street South, Woodbury, Conn. Admission is free for all. For more details, you can contact the library at 203-263-3502 or by visiting their website here. So, mark your calendars, and don’t forget to get your copy signed by the author.   The Limits of Light is a unique story about the primeval Greek Gods and how we humans resemble them. Their stories also forewarn us about our lives and tell us what may come next in our lives. The book also puts forward the idea that our stories are the stories of Greek Gods—only our names have been changed.   Susan A. Katz is a popular poet and writer. She also works as a teacher. Through her poetry, she aims to infuse arts and music into the educational curriculum in schools throughout the US and Canada. She has worked as a book review editor for Bitterroot Magazine for more than 10 years.

Kathie Giorgio, the author of the wonderful book, All Told, will be hosting a virtual author event at the Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books. The event will be held on Thursday, January 27, 2022, at 7:00 pm via Zoom. For registration and details, click here.   All Told is an intriguing contemporary novel themed around cheating and infidelity. The plot revolves around the protagonist who is involved in multiple relationships. As the story moves forward, it gets more convoluted. Grab your copy here.   Kathie Giorgio is a Wisconsin-based acclaimed author. She has written numerous novels, poetry books and an essay collection. She lives with her husband who is a writer.

We are excited to announce that our talented author, Susan A. Katz, will be attending a book signing event for her book, The Limits of Light. The event will take place on January 13th, 2022, at 6:30 PM. The venue for this event is Gunn Memorial Library, 5 Wykeham Road, Washington Depot, Conn. For booking, you can contact the Gunn Memorial Library at 860-868-7586 or visit their website here.   The Limits of Light takes the readers through the stories of ancient Greek Gods. The book implies our lives are similar to those of the Greek Gods. We can be like them in so many ways. We can aspire and wish like them, be revengeful and hostile, and also be lenient. Their stories resemble ours so much, it sometimes seems as if it is our stories—just the names have been changed.   Susan A. Katz is famous for her poems and writings. She also works as a teacher. Through her poetry workshops, she wants to integrate arts and music into the schools’ curriculums. She has three published poetry compilations and two textbooks to her credit, which she has co-authored with an Orff Schulwerk specialist, Judith A. Thomas.