Dr. Milman’s third installment in his forensic series continues his exploration of questionable or intriguing deaths, focusing on individuals whose demises have rendered them famous or infamous. As in his previous works, Dr. Milman deftly balances accessibility and depth. This latest volume showcases his expertise in unraveling the scientific intricacies behind various high-profile deaths. His … Continue reading FORENSICS III: They Got Fifteen Minutes of Fame from the Way They Died by Harry A. Milman, PhD
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Stress In Plants: The Hidden Half by Rishikesh Upadhyay
I have read several books by this author, and they consistently provide a stimulating intellectual challenge that leaves a lasting impression. Although these works are crafted for a well-educated audience, I believe that even readers without advanced science degrees can appreciate the wealth of information contained in this concise yet impactful volume. In keeping with … Continue reading Stress In Plants: The Hidden Half by Rishikesh Upadhyay
Fertilisation to Fatherhood: The Pregnancy Diary Of A First-Time Dad by Chris Atkin
Having enjoyed this author's prior escapades, I eagerly embarked on the delightful journey of his latest book, a departure into the uncharted realms of impending fatherhood. True to form, the author's humor permeates this distinct yet equally captivating adventure, weaving a narrative that seamlessly combines wit and heartfelt reflections. What struck me most was the … Continue reading Fertilisation to Fatherhood: The Pregnancy Diary Of A First-Time Dad by Chris Atkin
MUMENTOUS – Lone Star Lit Book Blog Tour
MUMENTOUS: Original Photos and Mostly-True Stories about Football, Glue Guns, Moms, and a Supersized High School Tradition That Was Born Deep in the Heart of Texas by Amy J. Schultz Nonfiction / Photo-Driven Memoir / Women’s History / Pop Culture / Texana Publisher: Atmosphere Press Page Count: 178 pages Publication Date: April 25, 2023 Scroll … Continue reading MUMENTOUS – Lone Star Lit Book Blog Tour
Pet Poems Plus – How to Write Poems about Pets (also not just pets) by Sean Petrie and Amanda Hoxworth
Walking around the Texas Library Conference, I heard the clickety-clack of a manual typewriter (yes I am so old that I recognized the sound!). As I followed that sound, I saw a line forming with a sign for a free poem. Little did I realize that this enticement would also lead to a wonderful workbook … Continue reading Pet Poems Plus – How to Write Poems about Pets (also not just pets) by Sean Petrie and Amanda Hoxworth
So Sorry For Your Loss – Lone Star Book Blog Tour
“SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS" by Dina Gachman Grief & Bereavement / Love & Loss / Parenting & Relationships Publisher: Union Square & Co. Page Count: 240 pages Publication Date: April 11, 2023 Scroll down for a giveaway! A heartfelt exploration about what it means to process grief, by a bestselling author and journalist whose … Continue reading So Sorry For Your Loss – Lone Star Book Blog Tour
100+ Questions a Writer/Author May Want to Ask
In my experience over the last ten years working with authors, they all have one thing in common. They have the story idea but are less certain about the entire book process, including after publishing. Looking back I wish I could have handed each person this book and said read this first. If you have … Continue reading 100+ Questions a Writer/Author May Want to Ask
Orange County The Dark Side by Chris Curtis
Some stories involve the mind and some the heart – this story strongly affected both in me. Working on this project with Chris challenged my skills and I loved it. After the first read of Chris' typed on a typewriter page, I knew there was a story here that needed to be told. As we … Continue reading Orange County The Dark Side by Chris Curtis
The Corporate Introvert by Steve Friedman
Spending most of my life as an Introvert and thinking I might have trained myself to be more of an Extrovert, I was curious to see what aspects of this book could help me with my business life. What I found was that my definitions are not a one size fits all. Included in the … Continue reading The Corporate Introvert by Steve Friedman
F.E.A.R. Face Everything and Rise! By Justin Giovinazzo
This author hits you right at the beginning by breaking down the issue of Fear into two categories and then offering a solution – he says, "Why should I waste your time breaking down a self help book and dragging out the solution when it is easy." Why exactly! By getting to the point so … Continue reading F.E.A.R. Face Everything and Rise! By Justin Giovinazzo
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