12 articles
Self-Development, Business & Leadership
John Bissell's The Power of Negative Thinking Draws on 14 Years Rescuing Failing Businesses in Portland
The author lost a company of his own when a single client went bankrupt owing him 83% of his income, then coached more than 100 owners of failing businesses between 1986 and 2000. His practical guide argues that doubt and worry, used deliberately, are better preparation than forced positivity.
Fiction
Outback Odyssey Review: The Yorkshire Orphan Who Asked to Be Taught the Land
Paul Rushworth-Brown's post-war migrant novel sends a Yorkshire orphan by ship to a Gippsland sheep station, and its opening chapters are the author's own father's story.
Thrillers, Fiction
Call Out The Dogs Review: Anthony Eddolls Takes Agent Stilley From a Rome Murder to the Doors of the White House
The third Special Agent David Stilley adventure opens as a two-city murder case and finishes as a political thriller, written by an author who spent four decades in finance before turning to crime fiction from his home in Upcountry Maui.
Fiction
DUMB 31 Review: Nik Nanoski's Debut Finds Community at the End of the World
The Army veteran and nurse's post-apocalyptic debut follows four friends out of a failing bunker and into a surface world still full of people, where survival is a group effort.
Authors & Writers
Army Veteran and Nurse Nik Nanoski Releases DUMB 31, a Post-Apocalyptic Novel Ten Years in the Making
The San Antonio author spent a decade writing a science fiction novel where survival depends on teamwork, not lone heroes, drawing on twenty years as a combat medic and nurse.
Memoir, Authors & Writers
Dr. Latrece Wright Shares the Health Scare Behind The Uninvited Pebble
In The Uninvited Pebble, Georgia minister Dr. Latrece Wright writes about the weeks of waiting after a routine mammogram found a solid mass, and the faith that carried her through them.
Fiction
Kenneth Bliss Writes Christian Fantasy Books for the Dungeons and Dragons Generation
The Michigan author maps tabletop RPG mechanics onto Christian theology across two books set in the same universe, targeting a niche that barely registers in search data.
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Fiction
Sorrowful Mysteries by Anthony P. Jones Called 'The Da Vinci Code on Steroids' by Producer George Folsey Jr.
The late Hollywood producer behind Animal House and Coming to America endorsed the Virginia author's Catholic thriller before his death in December 2024.
Fiction
Voyage of the Salamander: The Independent Space Opera That Just Won Three BookFest 2026 Awards
Christian Hurst writes his Lily Starling novels on evenings and weekends, between a day job in advertising and a house full of rescue beagles. This month one of them quietly took First Place in three categories at the BookFest 2026 awards, and it is one of the warmest, most character-driven space operas you will read this year.
Fiction
Cindy Divine Is the Fictional Girl Holding a Mirror to Real American Politics
Shafter Bailey's debut novel follows a traumatized girl who becomes a global figure, but the real target is the political class that lets children fall through the cracks.
Fiction
John Green's New Book Ends a Nine-Year Silence
The Fault in Our Stars author announces Hollywood, Ending, his first novel since 2017 and his first work of adult fiction.
Fiction
Author James C. Clemens Jr on the Poems That Came From Listening to God
In Echoes of Strength, James C. Clemens Jr turns real experiences of struggle, family, and faith into inspirational poetry that reads less like verse and more like testimony.